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 1   I,  3 |            for some animals have a womb and others an organ analogous
 2   I,  13|      socket" (or acetabulum).~The "womb" is a part peculiar to the
 3   I,  14|           an "urethra" outside the womb; which organ serves as a
 4   I,  17|           except in respect to the womb, and with reference to the
 5   I,  17|      diagrams in my "Anatomy". The womb, however, is situated over
 6   I,  17|          the bladder lies over the womb. But we must treat by and
 7   I,  17|         and by in our pages of the womb of all female animals viewed
 8 III,  1 |           animals furnished with a womb, the womb is not in all
 9 III,  1 |         furnished with a womb, the womb is not in all cases the
10 III,  1 |            creatures that have the womb close to the genitals, the
11 III,  1 |         close to the genitals, the womb is two-horned, and one horn
12 III,  1 |          or quadruped vivipara the womb is in all cases below the
13 III,  1 |        into so many particles.~The womb of birds has the lower and
14 III,  1 |       might seem to be outside the womb altogether. In the larger
15 III,  1 |  indistinct.~The properties of the womb are similar in oviparous
16 III,  1 |             with these animals the womb is bifurcate, and beginning
17 III,  1 | perculiarity the properties of the womb in the viper are similar
18 III,  1 |            similar to those of the womb in the selachians. The womb
19 III,  1 |        womb in the selachians. The womb of the serpent is long,
20 III,  1 |            and externally have the womb situated above the stomach,
21 III,  1 |          underneath portion of the womb, in which the eggs are,
22 III,  1 |   furnished with cotyledons in the womb when they are pregnant,
23 III,  1 |      furnished with feet, have the womb quite smooth, and in their
24 III,  1 |            of the embryo is to the womb itself and not to any cotyledon
25 III,  2 |    testicle, and with women at the womb. These veins are termed
26 III,  4 |           and in the female to the womb. From the big vein no vein
27 III,  4 |        vein no vein extends to the womb, but the organ is connected
28 III,  22|         heat. If it be long in the womb before issuing out, it comes
29  IV,  11|            have their young in the womb and closely attached, and
30  VI,  10|         like those of O birds. The womb, however, in the cartilaginous
31  VI,  10|           in this respect from the womb of birds, that with some
32  VI,  10|           regards the shape of the womb, the reader is referred
33  VI,  10|           treatise on Anatomy. The womb, however, is diverse in
34  VI,  10|        adhere in the middle of the womb round about the backbone,
35  VI,  10|         their place; and since the womb is bifurcate and adheres
36  VI,  10|         the two compartments. This womb and the womb of the other
37  VI,  10|    compartments. This womb and the womb of the other sharks exhibit,
38  VI,  10|            of the two horns of the womb and descend, and the young
39  VI,  10|       navel-string attached to the womb, so that, as the egg-substance
40  VI,  10|           to the under part of the womb (each navel-string being
41  VI,  10|          the left-hand side of the womb, and females on the right-hand
42  VI,  10|         come down below within the womb are simultaneously ripened
43  VI,  11|           quite distinct (from the womb of the female) but at any
44  VI,  13|        Oviparous fishes have their womb bifurcate and placed low
45  VI,  13|            the fact that the whole womb of such fishes is full of
46  VI,  13|            for in small fishes the womb is indistinguishable, from
47  VI,  18|           occur at any part of the womb. After littering the mother
48  VI,  22|          turned rather soon in the womb, and they assert that thereby
49  VI,  22|           them all come out of the womb sideways. The mare, however,
50  VI,  22|          than the male, but in the womb the case is reversed, just
51  VI,  29|          the mark while yet in the womb of the mother.~The hind
52  VI,  31|            lioness discharging her womb in the act of parturition
53  VI,  32|             The female hyena has a womb, like all other female animals
54 VII,  1 |          first within his mother’s womb and afterward to old age,
55 VII,  2 |         rumbling noises within the womb until such time as the discharge
56 VII,  2 |           those namely in whom the womb closes up immediately after
57 VII,  2 |      abstinence, prolapsion of the womb takes place and the catamenia
58 VII,  2 |    conception occurs; and then the womb withdraws upwards again
59 VII,  3 |            anoint that part of the womb on which the seed falls
60 VII,  3 |         the right-hand side of the womb and about the fortieth day,
61 VII,  3 |            short, while within the womb, the female infant accomplishes
62 VII,  4 |                         4~When the womb has conceived the seed,
63 VII,  4 |          embryo descend within the womb at that period nor does
64 VII,  4 |           that period nor does the womb open. And it is a sign that
65 VII,  4 |       movement within its mother’s womb than a female child, and
66 VII,  4 |           to say is that often the womb gets filled with wind, and
67 VII,  7 |         After the seed reaches the womb and remains there for a
68 VII,  7 |          the navel attached to the womb, namely the viviparous animals,
69 VII,  7 |          most part attached to the womb, but is in part separated
70 VII,  8 |     possess cotyledons, and to the womb itself by a vein in all
71 VII,  8 |            in all such as have the womb smooth. And as regards their
72 VII,  8 |     regards their shape within the womb, the four-footed animals
73 VII,  8 |            term of egress from the womb they turn downwards, and
74 VII,  8 |        that have cotyledons in the womb the cotyledons grow less
75 VII,  8 |           have their origin in the womb, from the cotyledons in
76 VII,  8 |        down into the hollow of the womb and is observed to move
77 VII,  9 |        comes the embryo, while the womb everts and the afterbirth
78 VII,  11|           before entering into the womb. And patients who during
79  IX,  50|        divisions (or horns) of the womb; they cut off a little piece