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 1   I,  16|      the same kind, but only a scolex, and these insects do not
 2   I,  18|   similar nature but a kind of scolex. It is plain in this case
 3  II,  1 |      an egg or give birth to a scolex. The difference between
 4  II,  1 |     difference between egg and scolex is this: an egg is that
 5  II,  1 |     for it; but the whole of a scolex is developed into the whole
 6  II,  1 |  animals the insects produce a scolex, alike those that are generated
 7  II,  1 |    perfect but the egg and the scolex are imperfect, so the perfect
 8  II,  1 |  embryo. All insects produce a scolex. Now all the insects are
 9  II,  1 |       creatures that produce a scolex from themselves are so.
10  II,  1 |    bloodless animals produce a scolex, for the classes overlap
11  II,  1 |     the animals that produce a scolex, (3) those that lay their
12  II,  1 |        these latter resemble a scolex, in that they increase after
13  II,  1 |     after oviposition, and the scolex of insects again as it develops
14  II,  1 | already. For insects produce a scolex first; the scolex after
15  II,  1 |    produce a scolex first; the scolex after developing becomes
16  II,  1 |        alive but produced as a scolex or an egg; others receive
17  II,  6 |        of those that produce a scolex is towards the upper part,
18  II,  6 |     all, but are produced as a scolex or an egg; those which do
19 III,  2 |        it? They do not, like a scolex, acquire their growth by
20 III,  4 |      the egg is like that of a scolex, for those animals which
21 III,  4 |        animals which produce a scolex give birth to a small thing
22 III,  7 |        animals which produce a scolex, for the product discharged
23 III,  9 |       this that they produce a scolex, and why this is so. For
24 III,  9 |       certain way to produce a scolex first, since the most imperfect
25 III,  9 |      such is the nature of the scolex. After this stage some of
26 III,  9 |     generate at all generate a scolex, and those which come into
27 III,  9 |     that the former generate a scolex, for we must put down caterpillars
28 III,  9 |        of spiders as a sort of scolex. And yet some even of these
29 III,  9 |    that are of the nature of a scolex, after progressing and acquiring
30 III,  9 |   period. This is plain in the scolex of bees and wasps and in
31 III,  9 |      the right time, as if the scolex, while still growing in
32 III,  9 |      For all of them after the scolex stage become immovable and
33 III,  9 |        The same applies to the scolex of wasps and bees, but after
34 III,  9 |     perfect egg. Sometimes the scolex contains in itself the material
35 III,  10|   something of the nature of a scolex and of a considerable size.~
36 III,  11|      produced in the form of a scolex, not only those bloodless
37 III,  11|      eel, have the nature of a scolex.~Hence one might suppose,
38 III,  11|      was by the formation of a scolex at first or else it was
39 III,  11|     and such a conception is a scolex) or they must have got it
40 III,  11|    have been one of these two, scolex or egg. But it is less reasonable
41 III,  11|    eggs), and they grow like a scolex. For the scolex grows towards
42 III,  11|    grow like a scolex. For the scolex grows towards the upper
43 III,  11|      whole egg, whereas in the scolex, when the upper part has
44 III,  11|   below the hypozoma.~That the scolex grows in this way is plain
45  IV,  6 |       animals which generate a scolex, for some of them when born