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Book I., Chap. V.--"some Animals Are Viviparous, Some Oviparous,

History of the Inductive Sciences, From the Earliest to the Present Time · William Whewell — chapter 176 of 210 · ~31 words · public domain

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some vermiparous. The viviparous are such as man, and the horse, and all those animals which have hair; and of aquatic animals, the whale kind, as the dolphin and cartilaginous fishes."

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