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 1  II,  3 |          capable of locomotion, are provided with a stomachal sac, which
 2  II,  9 |             as it is viviparous, is provided with bones and not with
 3  II,  10|       purpose for which animals are provided with a brain would be directly
 4  II,  16|             as divers are sometimes provided with instruments for respiration,
 5  II,  16|       therefore with which they are provided is formed of a bone-like
 6 III,  1 |        though females are of course provided with such parts as are no
 7 III,  1 |         species where the males are provided with them, and accounts
 8 III,  2 |          animals that have not been provided by nature with some other
 9 III,  2 |       useless appendages, have been provided by nature with some additional
10 III,  2 |      inwards towards each other, is provided with a means of protection
11 III,  4 |       animals, but each creature is provided with such as are suited
12 III,  4 |         owing to its large bulk, is provided with a bone as a support;
13 III,  6 |             These therefore are all provided with a lung.~All land animals
14 III,  8 |             lung contains blood are provided with a bladder. Those animals,
15 III,  9 |          blood are, as before said, provided with kidneys. For nature
16 III,  14| corresponding character.~Fishes are provided with teeth, which in almost