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 1   I,  1  |             in water, and by and by change their shape and live out
 2   I,  17 |         possibly escape notice by a change of position under dissection.
 3  II,  11 |           that it wants to see. The change in its colour takes place
 4  II,  11 |   black-spotted like the pard. This change of colour takes place over
 5 III,  2  |       gradually thinner, until they change over from right to left
 6 III,  11 |            animals, in general, the change takes place, but not very
 7 III,  11 |            the pubes is the last to change colour.~Some hairs are congenital,
 8 III,  12 |            no creature is liable to change of colour by reason of age,
 9 III,  12 |           unusual frost prevails, a change is sometimes observed to
10 III,  12 |            ever yet been known of a change of colour from white to
11 III,  12 |         black. (Further, most birds change the colour of their plumage
12 III,  12 |             identity.) Some animals change the colour of their hair
13 III,  12 |         colour of their hair with a change in their drinking-water,
14   v,  14 |          maturity is indicated by a change of the tone of voice, by
15   v,  14 |          still, in some animals the change of voice is quite obvious;
16   v,  14 |           than heretofore; and this change goes on until they reach
17   v,  14 |             can thus understand the change of voice in animals that
18   v,  19 |  impregnation takes placeduring the change of the yellow~
19   v,  31 |          usually abundant when they change the water in which they
20  VI,  2  |             previous copulation can change breed, if before the change
21  VI,  2  |         change breed, if before the change of the yellow to the white
22  VI,  2  | impregnation takes place during the change of the yellow to the white,
23  VI,  2  |        yellow to the white, then no change in the egg takes place:
24 VII,  1  |            even persist with little change. And the breasts swell and
25 VII,  1  |            liable to constitutional change, growing healthier or more
26 VII,  6  |          mated. And they are apt to change in this respect with advancing
27 VIII,  2 |           essential organ sustain a change of magnitude one way or
28 VIII,  2 |      holding out against any abrupt change; consequently they often
29 VIII,  7 |             when they are forced to change their pasture ground by
30 VIII,  7 |           when snow is the cause of change. Cattle grow all the more
31 VIII,  12|          can make provision against change without stirring from their
32 VIII,  12|           in spring-time, when they change from hot to cool lands.~
33 VIII,  21|      animals in general lights in a change of diet; and it is said
34 VIII,  30|          from whitish to black, the change being especially marked
35  IX,  6  |            repute for foretelling a change of weather, all owing to
36  IX,  37 |            that is, they say it can change its colour so as to make
37  IX,  37 |          angelfish, that is, it can change its colour like the octopus.
38  IX,  41 |           mothers are caught at the change of season, mostly on elm-trees,
39  IX,  44 |      changes in appearance with the change of season. His colour in
40  IX,  49 |          Just as with all animals a change of action follows a change
41  IX,  49 |          change of action follows a change of circumstance, so also
42  IX,  49 |             circumstance, so also a change of character follows a change
43  IX,  49 |       change of character follows a change of action, and often some
44  IX,  49 |            physical frame undergo a change, occurs in the case of birds.
45  IX,  50 |                     50~Some animals change their form and character,
46  IX,  49B|        considerable number of birds change according to season the
47  IX,  49B|          and the so-called redstart change into one another; the former
48  IX,  49B|             and the blackcap; these change into one another. The beccafico
49  IX,  49B|         that at the period when the change is in progress each one
50  IX,  49B|          one has been seen with the change as yet incomplete. It is
51  IX,  49B|           in these cases there is a change in note and in plumage,