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 1   I,  1 |     and female, i.e. all those kinds of animal which possess
 2   I,  11|       about this and the other kinds of uterus must be gathered
 3   I,  16|     conopes", and many similar kinds. In most of those which
 4   I,  18|       as flies and the various kinds of what are called fleas;
 5   I,  18|     connexion not only between kinds as compared with kinds,
 6   I,  18| between kinds as compared with kinds, but also between similar
 7   I,  18|     whatever animals have both kinds of excrement, that of liquid
 8   I,  20|        it. Moreover, different kinds of food cause a great difference
 9   I,  20|     two eggs). But in whatever kinds the sexes are distinguished,
10  II,  3 |   rational soul. For all three kinds of soul, not only the nutritive,
11  II,  3 |        that the faculty of all kinds of soul seems to have a
12  II,  3 |        principle there are two kinds; the one is not connected
13  II,  6 |        it has been stated what kinds of things are soluble by
14  II,  6 |        may be divided into two kinds, the first and the second;
15  II,  7 |        and that even different kinds unite in consequence.~Of
16  II,  7 |       animals in their several kinds, as horses and sheep. But
17  II,  8 |        men, then, and in other kinds, as said before, such deficiency
18  II,  8 |      facts peculiar to the two kinds concerned, horse and ass.
19 III,  5 |     various animals are of all kinds and not obvious, and so,
20 III,  5 |      unless the male, in those kinds where the male exists, shed
21 III,  10|     prevail with all the three kinds if it prevails with one.)
22 III,  10|        some female, for in all kinds of animals the two sexes
23 III,  10|      the leaders are like both kinds at once, like the bees in
24 III,  10|       by Nature that the three kinds always continue in existence
25 III,  10|     size between the two other kinds, for this is useful for
26 III,  11|    plants, therefore few or no kinds of testacea come into being
27 III,  11|   waters there are many of all kinds of forms. But the class
28  IV,  1 |      female), and in the other kinds which possess the sexes
29   V,  1 |      sometimes, while in other kinds they occur at random, as
30   V,  1 |       the individuals in other kinds of animals do not differ
31   V,  3 |        and also from all other kinds of animals that have hair.
32   V,  3 |        the feathered and scaly kinds. For their skins become
33   V,  6 |     same applies also to other kinds of birds. The whole-coloured
34   V,  7 |     female sexes; in the other kinds of animals the voice of