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  1   I,  3  |    itself. The latter is termed "female", and the former "male";
  2   I,  3  |    animals have neither male nor female. Consequently, the organs
  3   I,  12 |        breast is tough, with the female it is soft and porous.~
  4   I,  13 |        is a part peculiar to the female; and the "penis" is peculiar
  5   I,  14 |         14~The privy part of the female is in character opposite
  6   I,  15 |       common to the male and the female sex. The relative position
  7   I,  17 |        organs are similar in the female; for there is no difference
  8   I,  17 |         pages of the womb of all female animals viewed generally.
  9   I,  17 |  generally. For the wombs of all female animals are not identical,
 10  II,  1  |       and are cloven-footed; the female, however, of the hippelaphus
 11  II,  1  |          of the axillae; and the female elephant has two breasts
 12  II,  1  | intercourse. The genitals of the female are situated where the udder
 13  II,  1  |         this particular, but all female animals are retromingent:
 14  II,  1  |       are retromingent: even the female elephant like other animals,
 15  II,  5  |       and curved upwards; in the female, they are comparatively
 16  II,  8  |        tail. The genitals of the female resemble those of the female
 17  II,  8  |     female resemble those of the female in the human species; those
 18 III,  1  |  generation. These organs in the female are in all cases internal;
 19 III,  1  |    testicles in male animals.~In female animals furnished with a
 20 III,  4  |          to the penis and in the female to the womb. From the big
 21 III,  7  |        suture is circular in the female, while in the male it is
 22 III,  12 |        have intercourse with the female after drinking it, beget
 23 III,  18 |         animals, whether male or female, are more or less unfitted
 24 III,  19 |         concretion.~Blood in the female differs from that in the
 25 III,  19 |           supposing the male and female to be on a par as regards
 26 III,  19 |         health, the blood in the female is thicker and blacker than
 27 III,  19 |        in the male; and with the female there is a comparative superabundance
 28 III,  19 |          in the interior. Of all female animals the female in man
 29 III,  19 |        Of all female animals the female in man is the most richly
 30 III,  19 |  supplied with blood, and of all female animals the menstruous discharges
 31 III,  19 |        menstrual discharges, the female in the human species is
 32 III,  20 |        use again. In the case of female animals not pregnant a small
 33 III,  21 |   remains for a long time in the female, if she be kept from the
 34  IV,  1  |     breast; (see diagram) in the female there are two of these organs,
 35  IV,  1  |          in the male than in the female, and in the male the back
 36  IV,  2  |         or little flaps, and the female here deposits her spawn.~
 37  IV,  2  |        the male differs from the female: in the female the first
 38  IV,  2  |          from the female: in the female the first foot is bifurcate,
 39  IV,  2  | undivided; the belly-fins in the female are large and overlapping
 40  IV,  2  |         which projections in the female are small and smooth. Both
 41  IV,  2  |        and smooth. Both male and female have two antennae in front
 42  IV,  2  |      under parts, into which the female drops her spawn, are four
 43  IV,  2  |  difference between the male and female, for they both have one
 44  IV,  2  |      other, and neither male nor female is ever found with both
 45  IV,  2  |          residuum, and where the female deposits her spawn; in the
 46  IV,  2  | deposited outside.) Further, the female has the place for the spawn
 47  IV,  2  |  connected with the ovary in the female, and with the seminal ducts
 48  IV,  2  |        the way, differs from the female in regard to its flesh,
 49  IV,  2  |          organs of the male. The female has red-coloured eggs, which
 50  IV,  3  |        The male differs from the female in size and breadth, and
 51  IV,  3  |        for this is larger in the female than in the male, and stands
 52  IV,  3  |        is the case also with the female in the crawfish).~So much,
 53  IV,  9  |          cases, the male and the female utter the same note; in
 54  IV,  11 |        are divided into male and female, but others are not so divided
 55  IV,  11 |     crustaceans we find male and female: and, indeed, in all animals
 56  IV,  11 |          eel is neither male nor female, and can engender nothing.
 57  IV,  11 |      longer, and the head of the female smaller and more snubbed,
 58  IV,  11 |        and longer-lived than the female (except with the mule, where
 59  IV,  11 |         with the mule, where the female is longer-lived and bigger
 60  IV,  11 |       fishes and in insects, the female is larger than the male;
 61  IV,  11 |         rocks. The fact that the female is longer-lived than the
 62  IV,  11 |      inferred from the fact that female fishes are caught older
 63  IV,  11 |          in the male than in the female, whereas in the female those
 64  IV,  11 |       the female, whereas in the female those parts are the better
 65  IV,  11 |       that have feet. Again, the female is less muscular and less
 66  IV,  11 |     analogous substance. And the female is more flaccid in texture
 67  IV,  11 |        with regard to voice, the female in all animals that are
 68  IV,  11 |       the male possesses and the female does not; as, for instance,
 69   v,  1  |        that are neither male nor female, and these, while they are
 70   v,  1  |        there are that are always female and never male, and from
 71   v,  1  |      such are generated male and female, then from the copulation
 72   v,  2  |        the case of the hare, the female is often observed to cover
 73   v,  2  |       can, the male mounting the female; and this is the only method
 74   v,  2  |     birds. For in some cases the female squats on the ground and
 75   v,  2  |          male mounts without the female squatting, as with the male
 76   v,  2  |  squatting, as with the male and female crane; for, with these birds,
 77   v,  2  |     mounts on to the back of the female and covers her, and like
 78   v,  2  |       pressed to the back of the female. Hedgehogs copulate erect,
 79   v,  2  |   presentment on the part of the female, but the male stands erect
 80   v,  2  |        male stands erect and the female puts herself underneath
 81   v,  2  |        him; and, by the way, the female cat is peculiarly lecherous,
 82   v,  2  |         Camels copulate with the female in a sitting posture, and
 83   v,  2  |        hinder presentment on the female’s part but like the other
 84   v,  2  |          their usual haunts; the female squats down, and straddles
 85   v,  3  |        cases the male mounts the female precisely as in the viviparous
 86   v,  5  |    mounting of the male upon the female, belly to back. But the
 87   v,  5  |        cartilaginous species the female is larger than the male;
 88   v,  5  |      come side by side, male and female, and copulate, and the act
 89   v,  5  |        species, differs from the female in the fact that he is furnished
 90   v,  5  |       the residuum, and that the female is not so furnished; and
 91   v,  5  |       the receptive organ in the female.~In viviparous animals furnished
 92   v,  5  |   remarks apply to both male and female; for these animals are unprovided
 93   v,  5  |  observation to surmise that the female becomes impregnated by swallowing
 94   v,  5  |    proceeding on the part of the female is often witnessed; for
 95   v,  5  |         the females, and, as the female spawns, the males swallow
 96   v,  5  |         they collect and net the female, and by using the female,
 97   v,  5  |         female, and by using the female, the male.~The repeated
 98   v,  5  |   partridges, by the way, if the female gets to leeward of the male,
 99   v,  5  |       way, both the male and the female partridge keep the mouth
100   v,  6  |         nostril or funnel of the female.~Now cuttle-fish and calamaries
101   v,  6  |    during the operation. And the female lays its spawn by the so-called "
102   v,  7  |      turns on one side. Now, the female differs in no respect from
103   v,  8  |          is I I is the male. The female pushes from underneath her
104   v,  8  |        in the following way: the female takes hold of the suspended
105   v,  8  |    excitement in winter, and the female in summer.~With birds the
106   v,  9  |         like the hare, where the female can become superfoetally
107   v,  9  |         only, in the autumn. The female tunny breeds only once a
108   v,  9  |      male tunny differs from the female in being unprovided with
109   v,  10 |          male, and the other the female, of a single species. They
110   v,  11 |          the middle of July, the female tunny, about the time of
111   v,  12 |          fifteen days. After the female has laid her eggs, the male
112   v,  12 |       black on the back than the female.~The octopus pairs in winter
113   v,  12 |        The male differs from the female in the fact that its head
114   v,  12 |          tentacle, is white. The female, after laying her eggs,
115   v,  14 |  capacity. As a general rule the female is sharper-toned in voice
116   v,  14 |         at rutting time, and the female under terror and alarm;
117   v,  14 |        alarm; and the cry of the female is short, and that of the
118   v,  14 |      horses. That is to say, the female foal has a thin small neigh,
119   v,  14 |    deeper-toned than that of the female, and a louder one as time
120   v,  14 |          when the young male and female are two years old and take
121   v,  14 |    differs from the voice of the female, in animals where the voice
122   v,  14 |     assume the characters of the female.~The following are the ages
123   v,  14 |        eight months old, and the female brings forth when one year
124   v,  14 |        to seventy years, and the female up to fifty; but such extended
125   v,  14 |        the age of forty-five the female is capable of conception.~
126   v,  14 |          as with all others.~The female of the camel is opisthuretic,
127   v,  14 |          one foal at a time. The female becomes sexually receptive
128   v,  14 |          year elapses before the female is again receptive to the
129   v,  14 |       receptive to the male.~The female elephant becomes sexually
130   v,  14 |     elapse after commerce with a female: and, after it has once
131   v,  14 |        it has once impregnated a female, it has no intercourse with
132   v,  14 |     period of gestation with the female is two years; and only one
133   v,  17 |           17~Of crustaceans, the female crawfish after copulation
134   v,  18 |     observed. The eggs, when the female has laid them, are clustered
135   v,  18 |         is formed as soon as the female lays the egg, something
136   v,  18 |        sepia. (See diagram.)~The female sepia goes pregnant in the
137   v,  18 |         in fact, the nest of the female sepia is often seen exposed
138   v,  18 |      view close in to shore. The female octopus at times sits brooding
139   v,  18 |         and on to such heaps the female deposits a long continuous
140   v,  18 |   difficulty in the process. The female calamary spawns at sea;
141   v,  18 |        calamary differs from the female; for if its gill-region
142   v,  18 |         is more mottled than the female.~
143   v,  19 |        the male is less than the female and that he mounts upon
144   v,  19 |    species of butterfly; and the female of this species lays a hard
145   v,  21 |     drones are male and the bees female.~The ordinary bee is generated
146   v,  28 |         male is smaller than the female. The females first insert
147   v,  30 |        discharges sperm into the female, as is the case with insects
148   v,  30 |      insects in general, and the female cicada has a cleft generative
149   v,  30 |  generative organ; and it is the female into which the male discharges
150   v,  30 |         male that sings, and the female that is unvocal. At first,
151  VI,  2  |        Long and pointed eggs are female; those that are round, or
152  VI,  2  |     general, is white. After the female has submitted to the male,
153  VI,  2  |        the point of mounting the female, and without this preliminary
154  VI,  4  |          rule, lays a male and a female egg, and generally lays
155  VI,  4  |          during the daytime; the female sits during the night. The
156  VI,  4  |         rearing of the young the female parent is more cross-tempered
157  VI,  4  |      times. The pigeon, male and female, couples within the year;
158  VI,  8  |   carried on by the male and the female in turns: with some birds,
159  VI,  8  |         long enough to allow the female to provide herself with
160  VI,  8  |           In the goose tribe the female alone incubates, and after
161  VI,  8  |           With the crow also the female alone broods, and broods
162  VI,  8  |       the male bird supports the female, bringing her food and feeding
163  VI,  8  |        food and feeding her. The female of the ring-dove begins
164  VI,  8  |        broods on the one and the female on the other. After hatching,
165  VI,  11 |   distinct (from the womb of the female) but at any other than the
166  VI,  12 |         It looks like a cow. The female in regard to its genital
167  VI,  12 |     genital organs resembles the female of the ray; in all other
168  VI,  12 |        respects it resembles the female of the human species.~So
169  VI,  13 |          such of the eggs as the female deposits on the spawning
170  VI,  13 |      milt or sperm; for when the female has laid her eggs, the male
171  VI,  13 |   cuttlefish or sepia, after the female has deposited her eggs,
172  VI,  13 |      black goby differs from the female as being blacker and having
173  VI,  14 |      with the marine fishes, the female does not void all her eggs
174  VI,  14 |       more or less provided, the female with eggs, and the male
175  VI,  14 |       the egg in the case of the female and the milt in the case
176  VI,  14 |          spawning-place, and the female after spawning goes away.~
177  VI,  14 |          seen following a single female. When the female deposits
178  VI,  14 |          single female. When the female deposits her spawn and departs,
179  VI,  14 |       owing to the fact that the female moves about while spawning,
180  VI,  14 |          devoid of milt, and the female of spawn. The mullet goes
181  VI,  15 |       they are mistaken, for the female of the fish is found provided
182  VI,  17 |      young are destroyed, as the female lays her spawn all in a
183  VI,  18 |     derived from copulation. The female is most cross-tempered just
184  VI,  18 |     their sexual intercourse.~Of female animals the mare is the
185  VI,  18 |     white liquid at this season.~Female animals are subject to menstrual
186  VI,  18 |         such-abundance as is the female of the human species. With
187  VI,  18 |      place, but the urine of the female is thicker than the urine
188  VI,  20 |         is thicker than with the female of any other animal excepting
189  VI,  20 |       say, just as occurs in the female of the human species, a
190  VI,  20 |         statements relate to the female, and not one of them to
191  VI,  20 |    vigorous in commerce with the female after being hard-worked
192  VI,  20 |         less long-lived than the female; with other breeds the distinction
193  VI,  22 |           whether of the male or female, are the more generatively
194  VI,  22 |         less long-lived than the female by reason of the sexual
195  VI,  22 |         is twenty years old. The female, then, reaches maturity
196  VI,  23 |          had had commerce with a female of his own kind. In regard
197  VI,  23 |       without intermittence, the female will soon go sterile; and
198  VI,  24 |     fitted for commerce with the female after the first shedding
199  VI,  24 |     further intercourse with the female. A female mule has been
200  VI,  24 |   intercourse with the female. A female mule has been known to be
201  VI,  27 |  reaching the age of twenty. The female carries her young, according
202  VI,  27 |  commerce between the sexes. The female settles down on its rear
203  VI,  30 |         mounting the back of the female, but with the female lying
204  VI,  30 |         the female, but with the female lying down under the male.
205  VI,  30 |        it is already spring. The female porcupine, by the way, hibernates
206  VI,  32 |         both of the male and the female, is untrue. The fact is
207  VI,  32 |          the part resembling the female genital organ lies underneath
208  VI,  32 |         some extent resemble the female organ, but it is unprovided
209  VI,  32 |         comes underneath it. The female hyena has the part that
210  VI,  32 |         underneath this the true female genital organ. The female
211  VI,  32 |        female genital organ. The female hyena has a womb, like all
212  VI,  32 |       has a womb, like all other female animals of the same kind.
213  VI,  32 |      circumstance to meet with a female hyena. At least a hunter
214  VI,  32 |       had caught, only one was a female.~
215  VI,  33 |       each case may require. The female is supplied with milk before
216  VI,  35 |          special period, and the female brings forth at the beginning
217  VI,  35 |       those of the wolf, and the female bears four at the most at
218  VI,  35 |          are born blind, and the female bears two, or three, or
219  VI,  37 |        district of Persia when a female mouse is dissected the female
220  VI,  37 |    female mouse is dissected the female embryos appear to be pregnant.
221  VI,  37 |        positively assert, that a female mouse by licking salt can
222 VII,  1  |       the difference of male and female and of their respective
223 VII,  1  |           At the same age in the female, the breasts swell and the
224 VII,  1  |   unclotted it is apt to produce female offspring. And it is about
225 VII,  3  |     thirty days in the case of a female and about forty days in
226 VII,  3  |       day, but if the child be a female then on the left-hand side
227 VII,  3  |         right-hand side though a female child be coming, and on
228 VII,  3  |       are of great size. But the female embryo, if it suffer abortion
229 VII,  3  |       while within the womb, the female infant accomplishes the
230 VII,  4  |          those whose infant is a female; for these latter look as
231 VII,  4  |          and with the mothers of female infants the longings are
232 VII,  4  |         its mother’s womb than a female child, and it is usually
233 VII,  4  |        And labour in the case of female children is apt to be protracted
234 VII,  4  |      twins happen to be male and female they have as good a chance
235 VII,  6  |       the production of male and female offspring; for sometimes
236 VII,  6  |         produce male children or female, as the case may be, but
237 VII,  6  |     while they are young produce female children and in later life
238 VII,  6  |       men and some women produce female offspring and some male,
239 VII,  6  |         general rule apt to bear female children rather than male.~
240 VIII,  2 |      animals get to resemble the female, and some female animals
241 VIII,  2 |    resemble the female, and some female animals the male. The fact
242 VIII,  2 |      passes from the male to the female form. We may infer, then,
243 VIII,  2 |         male and in the other to female; and also that, if the said
244 VIII,  15|     Rock-fish pair off, male and female, for hiding (just as for
245 VIII,  17|          period the male and the female become so fat as to be hardly
246 VIII,  17|    hardly capable of motion. The female brings forth her young at
247 VIII,  30|         the table; but after the female has gone long with spawn
248 VIII,  30|        at the breeding time. The female of this fish is round, the
249 VIII,  30|     longer and flatter; when the female is beginning to breed the
250 VIII,  30|          bed for itself, and the female lays her spawn in this bed
251 VIII,  30|         spawn in the case of the female and the milt in the case
252 VIII,  30|        is better eating than the female; but the reverse holds good
253 VIII,  30|         look as though they were female, but they really are not
254  IX,  1  |          distinction of male and female is found, Nature makes a
255  IX,  1  |         case of these latter the female softer in character, is
256  IX,  1  |       Laconian breed of dogs the female is cleverer than the male.
257  IX,  1  |        the bear and leopard, the female is less spirited than the
258  IX,  1  |        in courage rests with the female. With all other animals
259  IX,  1  |       With all other animals the female is softer in disposition
260  IX,  1  |        is more spirited than the female, more savage, more simple
261  IX,  1  |         more courageous than the female, and more sympathetic in
262  IX,  1  |       male stands by to help the female; but when the male is struck
263  IX,  1  |      when the male is struck the female runs away.~There is enmity
264  IX,  1  |       fight, male with male, and female with female, until one combatant
265  IX,  1  |       with male, and female with female, until one combatant kills
266  IX,  7  |       the same male and the same female keep together; and the union
267  IX,  7  |       time of parturition in the female the sympathetic attentions
268  IX,  7  |        are extraordinary; if the female is afraid on account of
269  IX,  7  |     fidelity, but occasionally a female will cohabit with other
270  IX,  7  |         more long-lived than the female; but in the case of pigeons
271  IX,  7  |         the male dies before the female, taking their inference
272  IX,  8  |         provide against this the female goes to a distance and lays
273  IX,  8  |        be a male; but if it be a female that is the decoy and gives
274  IX,  8  |          chase him away from the female for making advances to her
275  IX,  8  |           when he approaches the female, makes her keep silence,
276  IX,  8  |        showing attentions to the female decoy; she will give the
277  IX,  11 |         in a few localities. The female lays one egg as a rule,
278  IX,  18 |       been said, unites with the female not without pain; it is
279  IX,  18 |          harm to itself with the female, builds a nest and lays
280  IX,  33 |        as the great bustard. The female lays two eggs, but does
281  IX,  37 |      attentive to the young. The female after parturition goes away;
282  IX,  37 |          at last disappears. The female after parturition is peculiarly
283  IX,  37 |       that both the male and the female grow so old and feeble that
284  IX,  39 |     caught in the web. It is the female that does the weaving and
285  IX,  46 |        had sexual union with the female, and the female has conceived,
286  IX,  46 |         with the female, and the female has conceived, the male
287  IX,  46 |     hundred and twenty; that the female lives nearly as long as
288  IX,  48 |      together in pairs, male and female. It is not known for what
289  IX,  50 |          stitch up the incision. Female camels are mutilated when