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 1   I,  2 |        kinds distributed among land animals, others among water
 2  II,  2 |    hotter than such as live on land, asserting that their natural
 3  II,  9 |        the cartilages of these land animals are without marrow,
 4  II,  13| distances. If now they live on land, the air in which they move
 5  II,  16|      the double character of a land animal, and of one that
 6  II,  16|   breathe, inasmuch as it is a land animal and has blood; seeing,
 7  II,  16|  passing rapidly from water to land, as some other sanguineous
 8  II,  16|      water and for life on dry land. just then as divers are
 9  II,  17|  vaulted roof of the mouth. In land animals it presents but
10  II,  17|     class with such as live on land, or compare their several
11  II,  17|      crocodile’s lot, though a land animal, to live the life
12 III,  6 |    class, because they live on land. For there must of necessity
13 III,  6 |      provided with a lung.~All land animals breathe, and even
14 III,  6 |    partaking so largely of the land character, that respiration
15 III,  9 | scale-like plates; the sea and land tortoises forming the only