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  1   I,  1  |         elephant.~Again, we may regard animals in another light.
  2   I,  1  |      differ from one another in regard to character in the following
  3   I,  1  |   recall the past at will.~With regard to the several genera of
  4   I,  5  |       motionless. However, with regard to these phenomena we shall
  5   I,  5  |         exceptional not only in regard to the duration of its existence,
  6   I,  6  |          as it were, similar in regard to position to a scale.~
  7   I,  6  |       For, by the way, one must regard as a kind of hair such prickly
  8   I,  7  |      are double crowned, not in regard to the bony skull, but in
  9   I,  15 |     their natural sense. But in regard to other animals, in some
 10   I,  17 |         other to the left.~With regard to the great vein and the
 11   I,  17 |       there is no difference in regard to the internal organs,
 12  II,  1  |                          1~With regard to animals in general, some
 13  II,  1  |        by accident.~Again, with regard to the breasts and the generative
 14  II,  2  |                          2~With regard to dogs some doubts are
 15  II,  13 |  viviparous quadrupeds....~With regard to organs of sense, all
 16  II,  13 |         eyes are not hard; with regard to the organs connected
 17  II,  14 | congeners, but somewhat less in regard to magnitude. These creatures
 18  II,  15 |    delicacy and minute size.~In regard to the heart there is an
 19  II,  17 |    animals diversities occur in regard to the size, the shape,
 20  II,  17 |        the stomach, and also in regard to the place where the oesophagus
 21  II,  17 |     close up to the stomach.~In regard to their internal parts
 22  II,  17 |         quail is exceptional in regard to these organs, as compared
 23 III,  4  |         big vein; only that, in regard to the aorta, the passages
 24 III,  4  |     stands as here set forth in regard to the points of departure
 25 III,  9  |        been castrated; and with regard to the effects of castration
 26 III,  11 |         upon as portentous with regard to coming events. The other
 27 III,  12 |                         12~With regard to winged animals, such
 28 III,  12 |        black in another. And in regard to the commerce of the sexes,
 29 III,  12 |      internal surfaces, and, in regard to their extremities, they
 30 III,  21 |        are benefited thereby in regard to pregnancy, so also being
 31  IV,  1  |         We have now treated, in regard to blooded animals of the
 32  IV,  2  |                          2~With regard to the Malacostraca or crustaceans,
 33  IV,  2  |      differs from the female in regard to its flesh, in having
 34  IV,  3  |   oesophagus, and the gut.~With regard to the crab, it has already
 35  IV,  4  |        many diversities both in regard to their shells and to the
 36  IV,  4  |         or ascidians.~Again, in regard to the shells themselves,
 37  IV,  4  |      differ from one another in regard to the thickness or thinness
 38  IV,  4  |         the scallops. And, with regard to the so-called "egg",
 39  IV,  8  |     diversities in animals with regard to the senses, seeing that
 40  IV,  8  |          The case is similar in regard to the sense of smell. Thus,
 41  IV,  8  |        The facts are similar in regard to taste. For the food that
 42  IV,  8  |        of smell and taste. With regard to their possession of the
 43  IV,  8  |     touch of sapid juices.~With regard to sight and hearing, we
 44  IV,  8  |         efforts to escape. With regard to testaceans, of the walking
 45  IV,  10 |                         10~With regard to the sleeping and waking
 46  IV,  10 |    barking in their sleep. With regard to oviparous animals we
 47  IV,  11 |                         11~With regard to sex, some animals are
 48  IV,  11 |   furnished with feet. And with regard to voice, the female in
 49  IV,  11 |     than that of the bull. With regard to organs of defence and
 50   v,  1  |         method of proceeding in regard to these matters will set
 51   v,  1  |       to treat of "covering" in regard to such animals as cover
 52   v,  2  |     erect, belly to belly.~With regard to large-sized vivipara,
 53   v,  8  |       in all animals; but, with regard to the same phenomenon,
 54   v,  9  |     respect. This conclusion in regard to the red mullet is inferred
 55   v,  11 |        generation, so also with regard to fishes locality of itself
 56   v,  11 |      has much to do not only in regard to the size and vigour of
 57   v,  11 |       the creature, but also in regard to its parturition and its
 58   v,  13 |     blackbird breed twice. With regard to the blackbird, however,
 59   v,  14 |      differ from one another in regard to the time of life that
 60   v,  14 |         copulation, and show no regard for the young ones. And,
 61   v,  14 |         after parturition. With regard to the age of the parents,
 62   v,  14 |        in their prime; but with regard to the seasons of the year,
 63   v,  15 |    constructs a honeycomb.~With regard to the limnostreae, or lagoon
 64   v,  16 |         black.~And so much with regard to sponges and to generation
 65   v,  19 |                         19~With regard to insects, that the male
 66   v,  21 |                         21~With regard to the generation of bees
 67   v,  30 |       water. Country people, in regard to this, say that they are
 68   v,  34 |                         34~With regard to serpents or snakes, the
 69  VI,  2  |        observed in pigeons with regard to pairing: that is, they
 70  VI,  7  |    cuckoo has not; neither with regard to the head does the cuckoo
 71  VI,  9  |    birds as are intermittent in regard to pairing.~
 72  VI,  12 |       like a cow. The female in regard to its genital organs resembles
 73  VI,  13 |       phenomenon takes place in regard to molluscs in general,
 74  VI,  18 |          The statements made in regard to the pairing of the sexes
 75  VI,  19 |      may get to bear males, due regard being paid to their looking
 76  VI,  22 |          just as is observed in regard to the sexes of the human
 77  VI,  23 |      female of his own kind. In regard to size, looks, and vigour,
 78  VI,  35 |       wolf resembles the dog in regard to the time of conception
 79  VI,  37 |      phenomena of generation in regard to the mouse are the most
 80 VII,  4  |    mankind and other animals in regard to the many various modes
 81 VII,  6  |         same thing happens with regard to the production of male
 82 VII,  6  |       the same thing is true in regard to the generative faculty:
 83 VIII,  1 |       or low cunning, and, with regard to intelligence, something
 84 VIII,  1 |  clearly apprehended if we have regard to the phenomena of childhood:
 85 VIII,  1 |      capable of progression.~In regard to sensibility, some animals
 86 VIII,  1 |       statement holds good with regard to habits of life. Thus
 87 VIII,  1 |  derived therefrom, and also in regard to modes of parturition
 88 VIII,  13|       in terrestrial animals in regard to hibernation: in other
 89 VIII,  16|     such hiding-place. And with regard to this phenomenon of periodic
 90 VIII,  17|       is generally allowed with regard to the soft-shelled crabs,
 91 VIII,  18|     their general health and in regard to parturition, and this
 92 VIII,  24| hippopotamus or river-horse. In regard to water the ox is the opposite
 93 VIII,  29|         an important element in regard to the bite of an animal.
 94  IX,  1  |      spirited than the male; in regard to the two exceptional cases,
 95  IX,  1  |      killing of one another.~In regard to wild creatures, some
 96  IX,  6  |     prey on the same animal.~In regard to the instinct of hedgehogs,
 97  IX,  28 |         other species has. With regard to their origin, nothing
 98  IX,  37 |      with water and sinks. With regard to the mode of generation
 99  IX,  42 |         in a hive or nest. With regard to their sexual unions,
100  IX,  44 |     even among wild animals, in regard to tameness and wildness.
101  IX,  44 |        then turning his head to regard his pursuers. If, however,