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 1   I,  8 |     with feet have the uterus low down by the pudendum, but
 2   I,  8 |     the ovipara, again, it is low in fish (as in women and
 3   I,  8 |    form. Similarly it must be low down in those which produce
 4   I,  8 |  natural for the uterus to be low down than high up, when
 5   I,  8 |     hinder it; for its end is low down, and where is the end,
 6   I,  11|     but, as being viviparous, low, participating in both classes.~
 7   I,  11|     the beginning all have it low, Nature here having no other
 8   I,  11|       and generally why it is low in some and high in others
 9   I,  12|   those which have the uterus low and those which have it
10   I,  13|   back, but as it advances is low at the abdomen; for it is
11   I,  20|    i.e. those whose uterus is low and which do not lay eggs)
12 III,  1 |       the hypozoma, in others low down by the pudenda; the
13 III,  1 |       ovipara it is sometimes low, as in the oviparous fish,
14 III,  3 |    them which have the uterus low down lay an imperfect egg
15  IV,  5 | copulation to have the uterus low down, but in males to have
16  IV,  8 | animals which have the mammae low down.~This change in the