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 1   I,  1 |           distinct yet oftentimes present many identical phenomena,
 2   I,  1 |        may be passed over for the present, as we are not yet prepared
 3   I,  1 |         for horse and dog and man present, each and all, every one
 4   I,  1 |     characters which, though they present specific differences, yet
 5   I,  3 |           distinct animals cannot present in their essence a common
 6   I,  4 |           in common. However, the present nomenclature is just. Groups
 7   I,  4 |            for almost all animals present analogies in their corresponding
 8   I,  5 |           kitchen divinities were present, so we should venture on
 9   I,  5 |       groups, as already noticed, present common attributes, that
10  II,  1 |          these are composed shall present a diversity of properties.
11  II,  2 |            semen, bile, milk when present, flesh, and their various
12  II,  2 |      individual homogeneous parts present variations, which are intended
13  II,  3 |           other writings. For our present purpose all that need be
14  II,  5 |           Both lard and suet when present in moderate amount are beneficial;
15  II,  5 |      sensation. But when they are present in great excess, they are
16  II,  7 |       brain.~The fluids which are present in the animal body at the
17  II,  9 |          are oviparous, the bones present successive slight variations
18  II,  10|           are without locomotion, present no great variety in their
19  II,  10|           not only live but feel, present a greater multiformity of
20  II,  13|        the hard-skinned Crustacea present certain differences in their
21  II,  16| Viviparous quadrupeds, as a rule, present no great variety of form
22 III,  2 |       horns; for these also, when present, are appendages of the head.
23 III,  2 |          the reasons why they are present in some animals, absent
24 III,  4 |        blood must of necessity be present in them all. It is true
25 III,  4 |    moreover, as these two vessels present differences, hereafter to
26 III,  7 |           necessity but is merely present, as it were, by way of token,
27 III,  7 |           hand, is not invariably present; and, in those animals that
28 III,  7 |     animals that have it, is only present of necessity in the same
29 III,  7 |         The kidneys when they are present exist not of actual necessity,
30 III,  12|   Moreover, the self-same viscera present differences in different
31 III,  12|           differences in its form present themselves even among those
32 III,  14|          the gut. These parts are present in all animals, for reasons
33 III,  14|        Nutrition. What we have at present to consider are the variations
34 III,  14|    concerning Animals.~Birds also present variations in the part which
35 III,  14|       stomach; while in birds, if present at all, they are lower down,