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1 1 | and why all have an even number of feet, if they have feet 2 1 | progression depends are even in number.~Next, why are man and bird 3 4 | naturally determined are six in number, superior and inferior, 4 8 | has necessarily an even number of such limbs. For those 5 8 | make progress on an odd number of limbs, as may be seen 6 8 | limbs is corrected by the number of limbs which remain on 7 8 | better if they had an even number, in fact if none were missing 8 9 | all animals have an even number of feet, and the reasons 9 16| this kind of flexion is the number of their legs; arranged