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 1   I,  8|            increase and are finally developed outside of them. The reason
 2  II,  1|            the whole of a scolex is developed into the whole of the young
 3  II,  3|   particular animal. For the end is developed last, and the peculiar character
 4  II,  6|            are the last to be fully developed.~Each of the other parts
 5  II,  7|            plain that all creatures developed in eggs grow when separated
 6 III,  2|           birth to the incompletely developed animal; in others it continues
 7 III,  2|              in the case of animals developed in eggs, the chick has the
 8 III,  3|             birds, for the chick is developed from the sharp end and that
 9 III,  9|      creature and the animal is not developed from a part of them. All
10  IV,  1|          place in which it is to be developed, and the male is from the
11  IV,  3|           impossible for each to be developed except in its proper time.~
12  IV,  6|           still developing, not yet developed, when the injury is inflicted,
13   V,  1|           is such as it is or is so developed for any final cause. The
14   V,  8| considerations.~Now these teeth are developed before the flat teeth, in
15   V,  8|            the smaller is naturally developed quicker than the larger,