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 1   v,  1 |      identical in shape with the parents, but a something imperfect.
 2   v,  14|           the issue, however, of parents of this age is small and
 3   v,  14|         regard to the age of the parents, the litter is the best
 4   v,  19|        copulation on the part of parents. For the grub of the bee,
 5 VII,  6 |     former powers.~From deformed parents come deformed children,
 6 VII,  6 |        that is peculiar in their parents and are born with similar
 7 VII,  6 |   children mostly resemble their parents or their ancestors, it sometimes
 8 VII,  6 | resemblance is to be traced. But parents may pass on resemblance
 9 VII,  6 |       And they may resemble both parents in particular features.~
10  IX,  7 |          suit its own size. Both parents co-operate in the rearing
11  IX,  7 |        of the young; each of the parents will detect, with practised
12  IX,  7 |         twice over; at first the parents will rid the nest of excrement,
13  IX,  13|  bee-eater, and declare that the parents are fed by their young not