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 1  II,  11|                11~For instance, in quadrupeds the ears stand out freely
 2  II,  12|           case with such oviparous quadrupeds as are clad with scaly plates,
 3  II,  12|         also one of the viviparous quadrupeds, namely the seal, that has
 4  II,  13|             13~Men, and Birds, and Quadrupeds, viviparous and oviparous
 5  II,  13|    blinking; whereas the oviparous quadrupeds, and the heavy-bodied birds
 6  II,  13|           cut.~As to the oviparous quadrupeds, and such birds as resemble
 7  II,  13|        with feathers, so oviparous quadrupeds are covered with scaly plates;
 8  II,  13|           a lateral one. Oviparous quadrupeds do not blink in like manner
 9  II,  13|         just as she has given some quadrupeds movable ears), in order
10  II,  14|        lashes on both lids. For in quadrupeds there is a greater abundance
11  II,  14|          to its possessor. Now, in quadrupeds, owing to their inclined
12  II,  16|                      16~Viviparous quadrupeds, as a rule, present no great
13  II,  16|     purposes. For in polydactylous quadrupeds the fore-feet are intended
14  II,  16|        Serpents, and the Oviparous quadrupeds, in all of them there are
15  II,  17|         viviparous and sanguineous quadrupeds, where the tongue is hard
16 III,  1 |          with ease, just as, among quadrupeds, does the broad snout of
17 III,  6 | terrestrial animals, the oviparous quadrupeds, such as lizards, tortoises,
18 III,  6 |     vivipara more erect than other quadrupeds. For no viviparous animal,
19 III,  7 |         the case also in oviparous quadrupeds, where the spleen is excessively
20 III,  7 |           So also in the oviparous quadrupeds it is small, compact, and
21 III,  9 |         kidneys of sheep and other quadrupeds. For this reason, should
22 III,  12|        fishes and in the oviparous quadrupeds, and this whether we compare
23 III,  12|             the liver of oviparous quadrupeds and fishes inclines, as