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 1 III,  1 |          quite visible just after copulation.~The ducts in the case of
 2  IV,  1 |          he employs in the act of copulation; and this last one, by the
 3  IV,  11|          short, in all such as by copulation engender either live young
 4   v,  1 |          sex generation is due to copulation. In the group of fishes,
 5   v,  1 |         and female, then from the copulation of such spontaneously generated
 6   v,  1 |        For instance, the issue of copulation in lice is nits; in flies,
 7   v,  2 |           and in this species the copulation extends over a lengthened
 8   v,  3 |           they perform the act of copulation, as is also observed in
 9   v,  5 | viviparous animals the process of copulation is of longer duration than
10   v,  5 |             The actual process of copulation on the part of oviparous
11   v,  7 |         tail on the other’s tail. Copulation takes place in the early
12   v,  8 |          by the way, this mode of copulation suits them in consequence
13   v,  11|     species are not produced from copulation, but grow spontaneously
14   v,  14|           out the oldest ewes for copulation, and show no regard for
15   v,  14|          put to many females, the copulation is abbreviated, and the
16   v,  14|     described; and the season for copulation in Arabia is about the month
17   v,  17|         the female crawfish after copulation conceives and retains its
18   v,  18|       Molluscs, after pairing and copulation, lay a white spawn; and
19   v,  19|        how he performs the act of copulation and the circumstance that
20   v,  19|       forth, most cases of insect copulation this process is speedily
21   v,  19|           as are derived from the copulation of living animals and such
22   v,  19|          as are generated without copulation on the part of parents.
23   v,  20|          close of seven days from copulation, and during the remaining
24   v,  20|       where this is the result of copulation, as in the case of the spider
25   v,  30|        sweeter eating; but, after copulation, the females, as they are
26   v,  33|          place in the spring, but copulation does not take place in an
27  VI,  2 |           if it be the produce of copulation and be laid by a healthy
28  VI,  2 |          previously begotten from copulation are mistaken in this assertion,
29  VI,  2 |          having been subjected to copulation. Wind-eggs are smaller,
30  VI,  2 |          and eggs due to previous copulation can change breed, if before
31  VI,  2 |    wind-eggs, or eggs begotten of copulation be trodden by another cock-bird.
32  VI,  2 |        the egg-substance is small copulation be intermitted, the previously
33  VI,  2 |       they pine and sicken. After copulation hens shiver and shake themselves,
34  VI,  2 |       generation of the egg after copulation and the generation of the
35  VI,  2 |           of the common hen after copulation sets and matures in ten
36  VI,  3 |       eggs that are the result of copulation, and no life comes from
37  VI,  13|            eggs are the result of copulation, but such fish have them
38  VI,  13|       fish have them also without copulation; and this is shown in the
39  VI,  13|    general produce their young by copulation, and lay their eggs; but
40  VI,  15|         derived from eggs or from copulation. Such fish as are neither
41  VI,  17|           shoals; at the time for copulation and parturition they pair
42  VI,  18|         the pleasure derived from copulation. The female is most cross-tempered
43  VI,  18|        this time as the result of copulation, are now unusually fierce,
44  VI,  18|     submitting to the male; after copulation also the signs are manifest,
45  VI,  18|          conceives after a single copulation, but they have to put the
46  VI,  18|       full condition of heat, one copulation, as has been said, is sufficient.
47  VI,  18|         the boar at the period of copulation with barley, and the sow
48  VI,  21|   instances have been recorded of copulation in both sexes at the age
49  VI,  34|           fox mounts the vixen in copulation, and the vixen bears young
50  IX,  50|      where the two sexes unite in copulation. If you burn this twice