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1 I, 3 | not testes at all, as the classes of fish and of serpents, 2 I, 11| they participate in both classes; for it is at once near 3 I, 11| low, participating in both classes.~Animals that are viviparous 4 I, 13| they participate in both classes, being at once oviparous 5 I, 14| generation. There are four classes still left to deal with, 6 I, 16| to make a distinction of classes. And generally it is the 7 I, 18| in which of the two other classes the semen is to be put, 8 II, 1 | previously stated.~These classes admit of much cross-division. 9 II, 1 | produce a scolex, for the classes overlap one another, (1) 10 II, 6 | admits of division into two classes, (1) the origin of the movement, ( 11 II, 7 | description applies to both these classes. (This should be studied 12 III, 1 | Concerning the uterus of these classes of animals, what differences 13 III, 5 | squeezed out of males of both classes at the right season. The 14 III, 5 | degree, in fish. But in both classes these spontaneous eggs are 15 III, 11| unlike those in the other classes. And this is what might 16 IV, 1 | separately in all the different classes. But, since male and female 17 IV, 1 | footless animals; I mean the classes of fish and of serpents.~ 18 IV, 3 | it is laid down in what classes of things action and reaction 19 IV, 4 | Man belongs to all three classes, for he produces one only 20 V, 6 | birds, fish, and the other classes of animals alike); others