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1  IV,  8  |  likings, and these baits they distinguish by their sense of smell;
2  VI,  22 |    them all, it is not easy to distinguish their age; hence they are
3  VI,  25 |      Breeders and trainers can distinguish between young and old quadrupeds.
4 VIII,  10|      time shepherds can easily distinguish the vigorous sheep from
5  IX,  7  | incubation. It is difficult to distinguish between the sexes except
6  IX,  30 |      indeed, it is not easy to distinguish between the two birds, excepting
7  IX,  36 |      They say that pigeons can distinguish the various species: so
8  IX,  40 |       bees with flour, and can distinguish them from others when they