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 1   I,  3  |      and of animals capable of generation one secretes into another,
 2   I,  5  |       when we come to treat of Generation.~Furthermore, some animals
 3 III,  1  |      organs that contribute to generation. These organs in the female
 4 III,  22 |     and how, it contributes to generation, these questions will be
 5   v,  1  |       instances of spontaneous generation some come from putrefying
 6   v,  1  |       organs.~In animals where generation goes by heredity, wherever
 7   v,  1  |        there is duality of sex generation is due to copulation. In
 8   v,  1  |       independently capable of generation up to the egg-stage, unless
 9   v,  11 |      of sexual intercourse and generation, so also with regard to
10   v,  14 |         The boar is capable of generation when eight months old, but,
11   v,  14 |   diminishes the capability of generation and of conception with these
12   v,  15 |        now proceed to treat of generation both with respect to copulating
13   v,  15 |      discussing the subject of generation in the case of the testaceans.~
14   v,  15 | testaceans grow by spontaneous generation in mud, differing from one
15   v,  16 |       regard to sponges and to generation in the testaceans.~
16   v,  19 |       out from the grub state, generation is due primarily to the
17   v,  19 |       web.~Such is the mode of generation of the insects above enumerated.
18   v,  20 |      general rule, the time of generation from its commencement to
19   v,  20 |        fevers.~So much for the generation of insects. Their death
20   v,  21 |          21~With regard to the generation of bees different hypotheses
21   v,  22 |  contribute in some way to the generation of the common bees. A hive
22   v,  33 |     red-blooded and oviparous, generation takes place in the spring,
23  VI,  2  |      no way contribute towards generation, as some erroneously suppose:
24  VI,  2  |      acute sense of smell.~The generation of the egg after copulation
25  VI,  2  |       after copulation and the generation of the chick from the subsequent
26  VI,  3  |                              3~Generation from the egg proceeds in
27  VI,  3  |       respiring. So much as to generation from the egg in the case
28  VI,  10 |    much for the conception and generation of birds.~It has been previously
29  VI,  10 |     young is born. The mode of generation is the same in the case
30  VI,  10 | species and for their modes of generation from the egg.~
31  VI,  12 |      much for the phenomena of generation and of parturition in animals
32  VI,  14 |       point of slowness is the generation of the carp. As with fishes
33  VI,  16 |  putrefaction. So much for the generation of the eel.~
34  VI,  24 |       So much for the modes of generation in connexion with these
35  VI,  37 |            37~The phenomena of generation in regard to the mouse are
36 VIII,  1 |   animals and their methods of generation. Their habits and their
37 VIII,  28|       but a cross in the third generation; for they say that the first
38  IX,  37 |     With regard to the mode of generation and the growth of the shell