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 1  IV,  9  |          larger ones; but in the pairing season every species of
 2   v,  8  |          or walk or swim take to pairing. Some animals pair and breed
 3   v,  18 |               18~Molluscs, after pairing and copulation, lay a white
 4  VI,  1  |      exception lay eggs, but the pairing season and the times of
 5  VI,  2  |        in pigeons with regard to pairing: that is, they kiss one
 6  VI,  2  |        takes place in the normal pairing. Though they do not impregnate
 7  VI,  9  |         begins immediately after pairing. The bird moults when the
 8  VI,  9  |  brooding.~With male birds about pairing time the testicles are obviously
 9  VI,  9  |        intermittent in regard to pairing.~
10  VI,  13 |         and thin contexture. The pairing of fishes has been discussed
11  VI,  15 |     kinds that proceed also from pairing and the egg. This occurs
12  VI,  15 |          not proceed from normal pairing, about the size of a small
13  VI,  16 |        Eels are not the issue of pairing, neither are they oviparous;
14  VI,  16 |        they proceed neither from pairing nor from an egg. Some writers,
15  VI,  17 |        the same duration.~Before pairing the males and females gather
16  VI,  17 |          not the same season for pairing, for conception, for parturition,
17  VI,  18 |       oviparous, to wit of their pairing, conception, and the like
18  VI,  18 | statements made in regard to the pairing of the sexes apply partly
19  VI,  18 |          male during the time of pairing; for instance, stallions
20  VI,  18 |        also is cross-tempered at pairing time if either a man or
21  VI,  18 |       elephants get savage about pairing time, and for this reason
22  VI,  18 |         spring-time; the time of pairing, however, is not the same
23  VI,  30 |         are as yet inarticulate. Pairing takes Place in the month
24  IX,  7  |        the ways of humankind. In pairing the same male and the same
25  IX,  49B|        and most diversely in the pairing season. The cuckoo changes