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 1  II,  9 |         is considerable. For the Vivipara in their bodily proportions
 2  II,  9 |       strong as the bones of the Vivipara. Then come the Oviparous
 3  II,  9 | prevailing as in the case of the Vivipara. Lastly, in the Selachia,
 4  II,  9 |         developed in four-footed vivipara than in man. For there is
 5  II,  13|        protected by lids. In the Vivipara there are two of these;
 6  II,  16|        as some other sanguineous vivipara that breathe can do, it
 7 III,  2 |        used, as are the horns of vivipara, for purposes which require
 8 III,  6 |        of spongy texture. In the vivipara it is large and rich in
 9 III,  6 |        erect of animals, and the vivipara more erect than other quadrupeds.
10 III,  7 |       other hand, there are some Vivipara in which the liver is manifestly
11 III,  12|      with each other or with the Vivipara. As for birds, their liver
12 III,  12|     nearly resembles that of the Vivipara; for in them, as in these,
13 III,  12|     Hence it is that some of the Vivipara are without any gall-bladder
14 III,  14|          of the gut. Some of the Vivipara also have processes connected