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 1  II,  1  |          in a sideways view; the males also have breasts, like
 2  II,  1  |         solid-hooved animals the males have no dugs, excepting
 3  II,  1  |         excepting in the case of males that take after the mother,
 4  II,  3  |       base and sharp at the tip.~Males have more teeth than females
 5 III,  1  |         the blooded animals some males are altogether devoid of
 6 III,  1  |         internally; and of those males that have the organ internally
 7 III,  1  |        close to the belly. Other males have the organ situated
 8 III,  1  |      character in each case.~The males of oviparous animals, whether
 9  IV,  1  |          females differ from the males. The males have a duct in
10  IV,  1  |       differ from the males. The males have a duct in under the
11  IV,  1  |         anatomical diagrams.~The males of all these animals differ
12  IV,  9  |         marsh is the call of the males to the females at rutting
13  IV,  11 |     fishes are caught older than males. Furthermore, in all animals
14   v,  1  |          spontaneously generated males and females there is generated
15   v,  5  |    season the females follow the males and perform this operation,
16   v,  5  |        operation, and strike the males with their mouths under
17   v,  5  |         under the belly, and the males are thereby induced to part
18   v,  5  |          the spawning season the males go in pursuit of the females,
19   v,  5  |        as the female spawns, the males swallow the eggs; and the
20   v,  5  |         rutting seasons both the males and the females take to
21   v,  14 |       differs from that of other males: for the males improve in
22   v,  14 |          of other males: for the males improve in the course of
23   v,  30 |        is unvocal. At first, the males are the sweeter eating;
24  VI,  2  |         function. With the older males the preliminary kiss is
25  VI,  2  | previously kissing; with younger males the preliminary is never
26  VI,  9  |      varieties run away from the males and lay their eggs and brood
27  VI,  10 |        and is completed in form. Males are generated on the left-hand
28  VI,  10 |         the right-hand side, and males and females on the same
29  VI,  13 |       most part are divided into males and females, but one is
30  VI,  13 |           and, as is stated, the males swallow the greater part
31  VI,  14 |       often thirteen or fourteen males are seen following a single
32  VI,  14 |       her spawn and departs, the males follow on and shed the milt.
33  VI,  17 |     duration.~Before pairing the males and females gather together
34  VI,  18 |       come in their way, but the males of these animals are less
35  VI,  18 |         in India never allow the males to have intercourse with
36  VI,  18 |           on the ground that the males go wild at this time and
37  VI,  18 |       has a tendency to tame the males. They further introduce
38  VI,  19 |       animals some give birth to males and others to females; and
39  VI,  19 |    blowing, they are apt to bear males; if when south winds are
40  VI,  19 |          females may get to bear males, due regard being paid to
41  VI,  29 |        have become pregnant, the males all segregate one by one,
42 VII,  2  |        sometimes larger than the males; and moreover, the material
43 VII,  3  |       pass more quickly than the males through youth and maturity
44 VII,  4  |          as though both had been males or both females; but among
45 VIII,  15|   quality; at this time also the males are full of milt. When the
46  IX,  8  |          to the hen sitting, the males, if they find any eggs,
47  IX,  8  |        and taken to sitting, the males in a pack take to screaming
48  IX,  8  |     counter one, the rest of the males set upon him and chase him
49  IX,  8  |          to give battle to other males who might have heard him.
50  IX,  37 |          cartilaginous kind, the males and females swarm together
51  IX,  41 |      latter, by some, are called males, and the stingless, females.
52  IX,  41 |         by some that one set are males and the other females. In
53  IX,  47 |       mate the best of the young males with the mother, he had
54  IX,  49 |        submit patiently to other males who attempt to tread them.~