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 1 III,  11 |      described above. The hair changes its colour as animals grow
 2   v,  18 |    excrement, and their colour changes from white to red in their
 3   v,  19 |      and becomes quiescent and changes its shape, and is now called
 4 VII,  1  |      about this time the voice changes to a deeper note; for while
 5 VII,  4  |       of longings and to rapid changes of mood, and some folks
 6 VIII,  12|  instinctive perception of the changes of temperature, and, just
 7 VIII,  30|   white again. The phycis also changes its hue: in general it is
 8 VIII,  30|       maenis, as was observed, changes its colour as does the smaris,
 9 VIII,  30|     smaris, and in summer-time changes back from whitish to black,
10  IX,  15 |     out of human excrement. It changes its appearance in summer
11  IX,  44 |        quadrupeds, this animal changes in appearance with the change
12  IX,  50 |     comes, and the voice never changes but remains high-pitched;
13  IX,  50 |      male quadrupeds the voice changes to the feminine voice. All
14  IX,  49B|       chatter. The thrush also changes its colour; about the throat
15  IX,  49B| modulated, but simple; it also changes its colour, and in Italy
16  IX,  49B|     pairing season. The cuckoo changes its colour, and its note
17  IX,  49B|  extreme heat. The hoopoe also changes its colour and appearance,