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 1   I,  2 |     group Birds and the group Fishes happen to be named, while
 2   I,  3 |     of Birds and the class of Fishes, each of which groups combines
 3   I,  4 |    mankind, such as Birds and Fishes, or groups not popularly
 4   I,  4 |      a similarity that Birds, Fishes, Cephalopoda, and Testacea
 5  II,  8 |       as by fishspine in some fishes, and by cartilage in others.~
 6  II,  8 |       to the spinous bones of fishes. For instance, in the Cuttle-fishes
 7  II,  9 |       Then come the Oviparous fishes, where there is no bone,
 8  II,  10|    hearing or with smell. For fishes and the like hear and smell,
 9  II,  13|     imperatively requires it.~Fishes and Insects and the hard-skinned
10  II,  13|      and so see more plainly. Fishes, however, have eyes of a
11  II,  13|        But the water in which fishes live is a hindrance to sharp
12  II,  13|       has given no eyelids to fishes, while to counterbalance
13  II,  17|      of the kind, some of the fishes for example, there is a
14  II,  17|    flesh, even in many of the fishes; and in some of the river
15  II,  17|        as for instance in the fishes known as Cyprini, is so
16  II,  17|       a tongue. The tongue of fishes, however, though it exists
17  II,  17|       the tongue separated in fishes from the rest of the mouth.
18 III,  1 |     all other such parts.~All fishes have teeth of the serrated
19 III,  1 | almost the only weapons which fishes possess.~In all these offices
20 III,  1 |     just been said applies to fishes as well as to other animals;
21 III,  3 |   neck. Of this condition the Fishes are an example. The other
22 III,  4 | earlier treatise that even in fishes the heart holds the same
23 III,  4 | towards the head, but this in fishes is the front aspect, for
24 III,  6 |       either air or water. In fishes the agent is water. Fishes
25 III,  6 |    fishes the agent is water. Fishes therefore never have a lung,
26 III,  7 |  cartilaginous and some other fishes.~It is the position of the
27 III,  7 |      and in many of the scaly fishes. These same animals are
28 III,  7 |    excrete, such as birds and fishes, the spleen is never large,
29 III,  8 |      insects for instance and fishes, and that are moreover clad
30 III,  12|        but are more marked in fishes and in the oviparous quadrupeds,
31 III,  12|      oviparous quadrupeds and fishes inclines, as a rule, to
32 III,  14|      corresponding character.~Fishes are provided with teeth,
33 III,  14|    ruminates, though no other fishes do so. For those horned
34 III,  14|   upper jaw also ruminate.~In fishes the teeth are all sharp;
35 III,  14|      oesophagus again in some fishes is entirely wanting, and
36 III,  14|     There is contrast between fishes and birds in the position
37 III,  14|       these processes. For in fishes they are placed close to
38 III,  14|     above.~The whole tribe of fishes is of gluttonous appetite,