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1   I,  1|       which, though they present specific differences, yet come under
2   I,  3| subdivision. For there can be no specific forms of a negation, of
3   I,  3|     makes it generic rather than specific? There are to be found generic,
4   I,  3|     differentiae capable of this specific subdivision it is difficult
5   I,  3|          indivisible groups, are specific characters, that none of
6   I,  3|       cannot get at the ultimate specific forms of the animal, or
7   I,  3|        Tameness do not amount to specific differences. And whatever
8   I,  4|   individuals possess one common specific form, it will suffice to
9   I,  5|     second generic, in the third specific.~When a function is ancillary