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 1  II,  1 |        is the only animal that sheds its horns, and it does so
 2  II,  1 |    savage and a man-eater.~Man sheds his teeth, and so do other
 3  II,  1 |     mule, and the ass. And man sheds his front teeth; but there
 4  II,  1 |     instance of an animal that sheds its molars. The pig sheds
 5  II,  1 |      sheds its molars. The pig sheds none of its teeth at all.~
 6 III,  9 |       shed its horns, the deer sheds its horns annually, unless
 7 III,  11|      the head grows scanty and sheds out to a greater extent
 8  VI,  13|      those over which the male sheds the milt or sperm; for when
 9  VI,  13|     eggs, the male follows and sheds its sperm over them, and
10  VI,  20|      the longer-lived.~The dog sheds no teeth except the so-called "
11  VI,  20|      these a dog of either sex sheds when four months old. As
12  VI,  20|      so, fancy that the animal sheds no teeth at all; others,
13  VI,  20|   conclusion that the creature sheds the rest in due turn. Men
14  VI,  21|       alike in meaning. The ox sheds his teeth at the age of
15  VI,  21| together but just as the horse sheds his. When the animal suffers
16  VI,  22|      horse has forty teeth. It sheds its first set of four, two
17  VI,  22|    After a year’s interval, it sheds another set of four in like
18  VI,  22|        years and six months it sheds no more. An instance has
19  VI,  23|       capable of breeding, and sheds its first teeth at the age
20  VI,  23|       two and a half years; it sheds its second teeth within
21  VI,  31| peculiar to the lion. The lion sheds only the four so-called
22  VI,  31|       two in the lower; and it sheds them when it is six months
23  IX,  5 |       the place where the stag sheds his horns"; the fact being