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 1 1 |      comparison of the parts of creatures of different species with
 2 8 |     either side. Such mutilated creatures, however, drag the wounded
 3 9 |        flying. For since limbed creatures stand and take their weight
 4 10|   joints of the body.~In winged creatures the tail serves, like a
 5 12|     Inasmuch, therefore, as all creatures which naturally have the
 6 16| backwards is plain. In all such creatures the intermediate legs both
 7 16|         them live in holes, for creatures living so cannot possibly
 8 18|         reason, too, for winged creatures having feet, but fish none.
 9 19|         the way in which limbed creatures do when one cuts off their
10 19|      are moving if as sedentary creatures they are compared with zoophytes,