Reference for Chullin 179:17
ולא פליגי כאן לחלצו וכאן להעלותו
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Sifrei Devarim
"And you shall offer your burnt-offerings": I might think that he should remove the sinews and the bones, and place the flesh upon the altar; it is, therefore, written "the whole." How are the verses to be resolved? If they are attached, they are to be offered up. If they became detached, even on top of the altar, they are to be taken down.
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