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 1  II,  7|       gets its growth through the umbilical cord. For since the nutritive
 2  II,  7|        cotyledons (with which the umbilical cord connects and is closely
 3  II,  7| cotyledons in the uterus, but the umbilical cord runs to meet one blood-vessel,
 4  II,  7|          are attached each to its umbilical cord, and this to the blood-vessel
 5 III,  1|    vivipara grows by means of the umbilical cord, so the egg grows through
 6 III,  2|       their nutriment through the umbilical cord, through what do eggs
 7 III,  2|          end of eggs resembles an umbilical cord, and projects like
 8 III,  2|         with a small tail like an umbilical cord running through it.
 9 III,  2|           free, and naturally the umbilical cord does not appear, for
10 III,  2|      details of the membranes and umbilical cords, must be learnt from
11 III,  2|           marked off from it, two umbilical cords run from the vessel,
12 III,  2|        something else.~The second umbilical cord runs to the surrounding
13 III,  2|         left of the yolk, and the umbilical cord running to the yolk,
14  IV,  8|    nourishment coming through the umbilical cord is no longer sufficient
15  IV,  8|         round which the so-called umbilical cord lies as a coat collapse
16  IV,  9|       because the parts above the umbilical cord are larger than those