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 1   I,  9 |         in the vivipara also as compared with one another. Some produce
 2   I,  12|      the hypozoma, as in fishes compared with birds and oviparous
 3   I,  17|      the parts is multiplied as compared with that which affects
 4   I,  18|       not only between kinds as compared with kinds, but also between
 5   I,  18| individuals of the same kind as compared with each other, e.g. man
 6   I,  19|         development of her body compared with a man’s is obvious.~
 7   I,  20|        bodies is liquid and hot compared to others, for more matter
 8   I,  23|       it is of great importance compared with the class of lifeless
 9   I,  23| lifeless objects, but of little compared with the use of the intellect.
10  II,  6 |         to distinguish these as compared with the organic parts.
11 III,  1 |     differences in them both as compared with each other and with
12 III,  1 |        of one colour, and white compared with yellow, yellow compared
13 III,  1 |    compared with yellow, yellow compared with white. Even the wind-eggs
14 III,  11|     what might be expected. For compared with animals they resemble
15 III,  11|   animals they resemble plants, compared with plants they resemble
16  IV,  1 |         then, of these parts as compared with each other in the two
17  IV,  1 |        result is nothing at all compared to the quantity in the first
18  IV,  2 |     distinguished generally, as compared with one another in connexion
19  IV,  8 |     proportion to their size as compared with other animals; I mean
20   V,  3 |     shown by the class of swine compared to that of oxen and to the
21   V,  3 |         with the class of hares compared with that of sheep; in such
22   V,  6 |       in the simply coloured as compared with the vari-coloured animals,