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1 2 |     be seen to occur in many insects, e.g. wasps and bees, and
2 2 |    many animals also besides insects can, though divided, continue
3 2 | respect, however, plants and insects are alike.~It is true that
4 9 |      if all animals breathe, insects must do so also. many of
5 15|     either extreme. But some insects are longer-lived though
6 15|    for refrigeration, but in insects it is. It is by friction
7 15|    stated that among animals insects do not respire, and the
8 23|   only one. This is why some insects live when divided, and why,
9 23|    constitution, as it is in insects also.~The source of life