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1  II,  7 | blood-vessels in a sheath, more numerous in the larger animals as
2  II,  7 |   Enquiries.) For the young, if numerous, are attached each to its
3 III,  4 |       eggs are large instead of numerous, what Nature has taken away
4 III,  11|      clash, they became no more numerous as time passed, but increased
5  IV,  4 |        reason of its length the numerous eggs are set in a line.~
6  IV,  4 |   phenomena occur, but also the numerous embryos hinder one another
7  IV,  4 |   rudimentary condition, or too numerous or in the wrong place. No
8  IV,  4 |  animals the embryos formed are numerous and do not all unite into
9   V,  1 |        see that the causes were numerous, but only saw the material