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 1 III,  1  |      testicles of birds; before the breeding season the organ is small
 2 III,  18 |           more or less unfitted for breeding purposes. Animals are disposed
 3   v,  14 |           two years old and take to breeding, the neighing of the stallion
 4   v,  14 |            and they grow better for breeding purposes until they reach
 5   v,  14 |           or less unserviceable for breeding; and this, by the way, is
 6   v,  14 |          ones.~The boar is good for breeding purposes until he is three
 7  VI,  11 |                           11~At the breeding season the sperm-ducts of
 8  VI,  11 |           any other than the actual breeding time their distinctness
 9  VI,  11 |            bears twice a month. The breeding season is in the month of
10  VI,  18 |        times they herd together, at breeding time they hold aloof from
11  VI,  18 |     together only a few days before breeding time: if they get mixed
12  VI,  18 |        drives her back. The bull in breeding time begins to graze with
13  VI,  18 |           respective females before breeding time; but they keep separate
14  VI,  18 |            signs of menstruation in breeding time, just before the for
15  VI,  18 | comparatively slight discharges. At breeding time the milk become purulent,
16  VI,  20 |            of either sex is fit for breeding purposes when eight months
17  VI,  22 |           mare are first fitted for breeding purposes when two years
18  VI,  22 |        after the human species. The breeding faculties of the younger
19  VI,  22 |            then is first fitted for breeding purposes at the age of two
20  VI,  22 |             excellent condition for breeding purposes.~The older horses,
21  VI,  23 |            both sexes is capable of breeding, and sheds its first teeth
22  VI,  23 |          allow of intervals between breeding times. A mare will not take
23  VI,  27 |            either sex is fitted for breeding before reaching the age
24  VI,  29 |          and mates with others. The breeding time is after the rising
25  VI,  37 |             and the rapidity of its breeding. When they are super-abundant,
26 VIII,  12|           all connected with either breeding and the rearing of young,
27 VIII,  12|      Animals are in better trim for breeding purposes in spring-time,
28 VIII,  13|         this sea for the purpose of breeding; for there are recesses
29 VIII,  15|             for hiding (just as for breeding); as is observed in the
30 VIII,  15|             the coast, coupling and breeding, and the females are now
31 VIII,  30|            Molluscs are best in the breeding time, as the calamary, the
32 VIII,  30|            instance, is good at the breeding time. The female of this
33 VIII,  30|             is in best condition at breeding time; the mullet, the basse,
34 VIII,  30|     discharge. Some are good in the breeding time, as the saperdis, and