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... . But they are thin , membranaceous , and long , so that in very small fish each part of the roe appears as one ovum , as if the fish which are said to have a crumbling roe had but 48 [ b . III . THE HISTORY OF ANIMALS .
... . But they are thin , membranaceous , and long , so that in very small fish each part of the roe appears as one ovum , as if the fish which are said to have a crumbling roe had but 48 [ b . III . THE HISTORY OF ANIMALS .
Side 49
... ovum but many , and therefore it may be resolved into many . 12. In the uterus of birds the vagina is below , fleshy and tough , but the part near the diaphragm membranaceous and very thin , so that the eggs appear to be outside the ...
... ovum but many , and therefore it may be resolved into many . 12. In the uterus of birds the vagina is below , fleshy and tough , but the part near the diaphragm membranaceous and very thin , so that the eggs appear to be outside the ...
Side 84
... ovum of the carabus , except that it is white , while the other is red . It has neither exit nor passage , but it is contained in a thin mem- brane , which has a narrow cavity . From the intestine black and rough bodies descend ...
... ovum of the carabus , except that it is white , while the other is red . It has neither exit nor passage , but it is contained in a thin mem- brane , which has a narrow cavity . From the intestine black and rough bodies descend ...
Side 102
... ovum , it happens that living creatures are produced , some by themselves , others by the aid of the male . The manner in which this is done will be made plain in a future place , for nearly the same things take place in the class of ...
... ovum , it happens that living creatures are produced , some by themselves , others by the aid of the male . The manner in which this is done will be made plain in a future place , for nearly the same things take place in the class of ...
Side 110
... ovum like long hair , similar to the fruit of the white poplar . The fecundity of this animal is very great , for a great number of young are produced from its ova . The male differs from the female in having a longer head , and the ...
... ovum like long hair , similar to the fruit of the white poplar . The fecundity of this animal is very great , for a great number of young are produced from its ova . The male differs from the female in having a longer head , and the ...
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