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 1   I,  8 |        near the hypozoma. In the ovipara, again, it is low in fish (
 2   I,  8 |     principle. To begin with the ovipara, they differ in the manner
 3   I,  8 |        birds and the quadrupedal ovipara are perfect when produced.
 4   I,  11|         of both the vivipara and ovipara, because they participate
 5   I,  11|         must be stronger than in ovipara, and therefore in all the
 6   I,  13|        have no penis, in all the ovipara, even those of them that
 7   I,  13|         the loin and the back in ovipara. All animals which are internally
 8   I,  13|          as to the uterus of the ovipara. For in all of them, not
 9   I,  13|         of them, not only in the ovipara, the ducts adhere to the
10  II,  1 | cartilaginous fishes). Among the ovipara some produce the egg in
11  II,  4 |          less, and they exist in ovipara and vivipara alike.~When
12  II,  4 |     mother. This is plain in the ovipara, for they have their parts
13 III,  1 |        the female. But among the ovipara (1) birds produce a perfect
14 III,  1 |       horse and the rest; in the ovipara it is sometimes low, as
15 III,  1 |          But when we come to the ovipara which are both of a cold
16 III,  2 | nourishment of the embryo of the ovipara is not completed within
17 III,  2 |    within the mother, but in the ovipara it is the other way about,
18 III,  9 |     After this stage some of the ovipara produce the egg in a perfect
19   V,  1 |        in dissections and in the ovipara), and then they immediately