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 1 7 |     take in water in the way fishes do. On the other hand, animals
 2 8 |    state the manner in which fishes and oysters respire. Anaxagoras
 3 8 |    Anaxagoras says that when fishes discharge water through
 4 9 | draws in the air, but in the fishes this does not occur. Fishes
 5 9 |  fishes this does not occur. Fishes do not appear to move any
 6 9 |      beneath water. But with fishes this result never occurs,
 7 9 |      are under water. For if fishes draw in air out of the surrounding
 8 9 |     also, in the same way as fishes, draw in air out of the
 9 9 |   other. Furthermore, why do fishes, if they respire, die in
10 15|      air, or to the gills in fishes. What occurs is comparable
11 15|  sea-water, as, for example, fishes. Since it is a small quantity
12 15|    finally in life, for most fishes also live though among earth,
13 18| through the blow-hole as the fishes do through the gills. The
14 22|     they, as for example the fishes, which on account of their
15 22|      terrestrial animals and fishes, but the position really
16 22|      is towards the mouth in fishes that the apex of the heart
17 25|      suffocated in water and fishes in air. For it is by water
18 27|   the motion of the gills in fishes takes place. When the hot