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 1   v,  5  |    plentifully. And, further, at the spawning season the males go in pursuit
 2   v,  9  |           bred twice over. The first spawning takes place in December
 3   v,  9  |             solstice, and the latter spawning in the spring. The male
 4  VI,  13 |           the female deposits on the spawning beds are saved. If all the
 5  VI,  14 |            six times, and follows in spawning the rising of the greater
 6  VI,  14 | spawning-place, and the female after spawning goes away.~In the case of
 7  VI,  14 |          shallows for the purpose of spawning, and very often thirteen
 8  VI,  14 |             female moves about while spawning, the spawn scatters, or
 9  VI,  17 |             summer. Next in order of spawning comes the chrysophrys or
10  VI,  17 |             or pipe-fish) is late in spawning, and the greater portion
11  VI,  17 |           asunder by the eggs before spawning; and the eggs are not so
12 VIII,  2 |      exception, feed on spawn in the spawning season; but in other respects
13 VIII,  13|        recesses there favourable for spawning, and the fresh and exceptionally
14 VIII,  13|         effect upon the spawn. After spawning, when the young fishes have
15 VIII,  13|            is at its best before the spawning season. Shoal-fish, as a
16 VIII,  30|            the testacean we speak of spawning (or pregnancy); but whereas
17  IX,  2  |              fishes swarm during the spawning season; others after they
18  IX,  37 |           the early summer until the spawning time; the viviparous in