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 1   I,  1 |    bloodless animals; and this applies in the case of the latter
 2   I,  3 |       with those animals; this applies (among animals breathing
 3   I,  13|       not wander, and the same applies to the uterus of the female,
 4   I,  13|    separate pudendum.~The same applies to the passages in the male,
 5   I,  13|  region of the penis.~The like applies to the ducts in the dolphins,
 6   I,  18|   daughter was. The same thing applies also to plants, for it is
 7   I,  21|       more generally, the same applies when one thing moves and
 8  II,  1 |        by heat alone. The same applies also to flesh, for this
 9  II,  1 |      or not? The same argument applies here as in the question
10  II,  6 |      exist.~What has been said applies to plants also, that the
11  II,  6 |       solid and falls in; this applies both to the brain and the
12  II,  6 |    coldness and fluidity; this applies to all animals possessing
13  II,  6 |        the brain; and the same applies to the parts which it is
14  II,  7 |       but the same description applies to both these classes. (
15  II,  7 | thought to unite, and the same applies to some other birds. Nothing
16 III,  1 |      mark the class). The same applies to fish as to birds, and
17 III,  2 |     hen does the same, for she applies the heat that is within
18 III,  2 |    mixes with it, and the like applies to the eggs that are spoiling
19 III,  5 |  caprifig. They think the like applies to fish except the cartilaginous,
20 III,  5 |        Moreover the same thing applies to cephalopods also and
21 III,  9 |        is motionless. The same applies to the scolex of wasps and
22  IV,  1 |   under that of heat. The same applies also to the parts which
23  IV,  3 |    individual mother. The like applies also to the forces that
24  IV,  3 |       same principle.~The same applies also to the separate parts,
25  IV,  6 |     that is to say blind; this applies to all small birds which
26   V,  6 |       birds, pigeons; the same applies also to other kinds of birds.
27   V,  7 |      deep-voiced, and the same applies to the tones lying between