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... becomes an ostrum . " 8. Again , there are some creatures which are stationary , while others are locomotive ; the fixed ... become separated during the night , and emigrate . Many animals are separate from each other , but incapable of ...
... becomes an ostrum . " 8. Again , there are some creatures which are stationary , while others are locomotive ; the fixed ... become separated during the night , and emigrate . Many animals are separate from each other , but incapable of ...
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... become footsore , their drivers put them on leather shoes . All quadrupeds have their legs bony and sinewy and without flesh , that is all animals with feet are so formed , excepting man , and they are without hips ; this is ...
... become footsore , their drivers put them on leather shoes . All quadrupeds have their legs bony and sinewy and without flesh , that is all animals with feet are so formed , excepting man , and they are without hips ; this is ...
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... become darker as they grow older , in the horse they become more white . 13. Those which are called canine teeth are placed between the cutting and the molar teeth , and partake of the nature of both , for they are wide below , but ...
... become darker as they grow older , in the horse they become more white . 13. Those which are called canine teeth are placed between the cutting and the molar teeth , and partake of the nature of both , for they are wide below , but ...
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... become united in one , and , as in fish , open near the anus . This is the penis , which is in- conspicuous in small ... become very conspicuous , but when this season is passed the passages again become invisible So also the testicles ...
... become united in one , and , as in fish , open near the anus . This is the penis , which is in- conspicuous in small ... become very conspicuous , but when this season is passed the passages again become invisible So also the testicles ...
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... become smaller , until they pass over from the right to the left , and from the left to the right ; these are called the spermatic veins . The thickest blood is beneath the flesh , but that which is in excess in these places be- comes ...
... become smaller , until they pass over from the right to the left , and from the left to the right ; these are called the spermatic veins . The thickest blood is beneath the flesh , but that which is in excess in these places be- comes ...
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