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 1  II,  5 |         have front teeth in both jaws, and whose feet are divided
 2  II,  6 |         have front teeth in both jaws, and that also have the
 3  II,  16|          of them, however, whose jaws project forwards and taper
 4  II,  16| demarcation between nostrils and jaws. But in no animal is this
 5  II,  16|         beak is a substitute for jaws. The reason for this is
 6  II,  17|          For its upper and lower jaws are, as it were, inverted,
 7 III,  2 |         also front teeth in both jaws, those in the upper jaw
 8 III,  2 |        horns projecting from the jaws.~So much, then, of the parts
 9 III,  14|      have teeth in front of both jaws. It is single therefore
10 III,  14|         have front teeth in both jaws. When, however, an animal
11 III,  14|         with front teeth in both jaws the stomach is of small