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 1   I,  1 |       which are not produced by parents had themselves united and
 2   I,  1 | themselves. If like, then their parents ought to have come into
 3   I,  2 |         must exist for union of parents and production of offspring.
 4   I,  17|        the semen comes from the parents. Wherefore it is part of
 5   I,  17|         does not come from both parents either. Accordingly, since
 6   I,  17|         the resemblances to the parents, for the young are born
 7   I,  17|        with a likeness to their parents, not in congenital but also
 8   I,  17|        for before now, when the parents have had scars, the children
 9   I,  18|      resemblance of children to parents is no proof that the semen
10   I,  18|         children resemble their parents in these, what is there
11   I,  18|    children are born like their parents in face and hands, so they
12   I,  18|    comes from all parts of both parents alike, the result is two
13   I,  18|         into being neither from parents of the same kind nor from
14   I,  18|       of the same kind nor from parents of a different kind, as
15   I,  18|     young are born of mutilated parents, it is for the same reason
16   I,  18|      And the young of mutilated parents are not always mutilated,
17   I,  18|       are not always like their parents; the cause of this must
18   I,  18|     principles from both united parents, as the first mixture which
19   I,  19|   offspring should resemble the parents, for that which goes to
20  II,  3 |       as the young of mutilated parents are sometimes born mutilated
21  II,  4 |      common resemblance to both parents, as the hybrid between fox
22  II,  4 |        been separated from both parents it must be able to manage
23  II,  8 |     first are not produced from parents of the same kind. But we
24  II,  8 |       two ways according as the parents are stallion and she-ass
25  II,  8 |         the same species as the parents, e.g. male and female puppies
26  II,  8 |       male and female dog. From parents of different species is
27  II,  8 |     will be different from both parents. If this is so, then since (
28  II,  8 |         was laid down that from parents different in form is born
29 III,  10|       do no work as being their parents, they punish the drones
30 III,  10|    generated by copulation, the parents remain united for a long
31 III,  11|    which are not generated from parents but even some sanguinea,
32  IV,  3 |         children resemble their parents, while others do not; some
33  IV,  3 |          2) They resemble their parents more than remoter ancestors,
34  IV,  3 |       who does not resemble his parents is already in a certain
35  IV,  3 |       some are similar to their parents, female to female and male
36  IV,  3 |        are like or unlike their parents. They give two versions
37  IV,  3 |    comes from each part of both parents; if an equal part comes
38  IV,  3 |      from the whole body of the parents, it is clear that the reason