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 1   I,  3 |             have their testes internal near the loin, and two ducts
 2   I,  3 |            male. It is situated either near the pudendum (as in women,
 3   I,  5 |            hedgehog; he alone has them near the loin. This is for the
 4   I,  8 |      viviparous fish have it higher up near the hypozoma. In the ovipara,
 5   I,  8 |                then the uterus must be near the hypozoma in those creatures
 6   I,  11|               young is hatched from it near the vagina, where the young
 7   I,  11|             classes; for it is at once near the hypozoma and also stretching
 8   I,  11|           animals to be produced alive near the hypozoma, for the foetus
 9   I,  11|             whereas when the uterus is near the hypozoma it is membranous.
10   I,  11|                some and high in others near the hypozoma.~
11   I,  12|                and those which have it near the hypozoma, as in fishes
12   I,  15|         intestine and brought it round near the mouth, as has been said
13   I,  20|            able to emit semen, but are near the proper age, and of men
14   I,  20|              those whose uterus is not near the hypozoma and which do
15  II,  4 |          animals which have the uterus near the hypozoma, as birds and
16  II,  7 |             also unite whose nature is near akin and whose form is not
17  II,  8 |            longer generates at all; so near is the constitution of the
18  II,  8 |              in like manner comes very near generating a sterile animal
19 III,  1 |                creatures it is high up near the hypozoma, in others
20 III,  1 |                and, because the region near the hypozoma is hot, it
21 III,  1 |         externally oviparous fishes is near the generative passage.
22 III,  2 |      two-coloured, and they are formed near the hypozoma as are those
23 III,  6 |                and eggs are found them near the hypozoma. And the weasel
24 III,  7 |              females have their uterus near hypozoma. For the males
25  IV,  1 |              If it is because they are near each other, then each of
26  IV,  1 |             prevailing parts is always near another part where the struggle
27  IV,  1 |           starting-point; we must draw near the immediate causes in
28  IV,  3 | characteristics of the father are more near to him, others more remote
29  IV,  3 |               less, into that which is near, if more, into that which
30  IV,  4 |              together because they are near one another, as often happens
31  IV,  4 |           parts generally are attached near those they resemble, but
32  IV,  5 |           uterus of the hen-bird is up near the hypozoma; but with the
33   V,  2 |                their starting-point is near the region of breathing.~
34   V,  7 |                its origin in the heart near the organ which sets the