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 1  II,  9 |    lodged here.~Now the bones of viviparous animals, of such, that is,
 2  II,  9 |   externally but also internally viviparous, vary but very little from
 3  II,  9 |     Dolphin, in as much as it is viviparous, is provided with bones
 4  II,  9 | superfluity of material. Even in viviparous animals many of the bones
 5  II,  12|         There is also one of the viviparous quadrupeds, namely the seal,
 6  II,  13|       and Birds, and Quadrupeds, viviparous and oviparous alike, have
 7  II,  16|                               16~Viviparous quadrupeds, as a rule, present
 8  II,  17|    broadest tongues; and why the viviparous and sanguineous quadrupeds,
 9 III,  2 |           They exist in none but viviparous animals; though in some
10 III,  6 |         other quadrupeds. For no viviparous animal, be it apodous or
11 III,  12|     sanguineous animals that are viviparous, but are more marked in
12 III,  14|         all such sanguineous and viviparous animals as have teeth in