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 1   I,  1 |        To speak generally, if we take all animals which change
 2   I,  7 |          the seminal fluid would take too long in its passage
 3   I,  13|     female, and this fixing must take place at either the front
 4   I,  13|         the back of the body. To take the uterus first, it is
 5   I,  16|          fluid and milk. We will take the former first, and treat
 6   I,  18|      clearer by an illustration, take a written name; if anything
 7   I,  18|       same thing.)~We must again take up the question what the
 8   I,  21|       from him. Therefore, if we take the highest genera under
 9   I,  22|         Therefore the birth must take place in the female. For
10  II,  4 |        actual discharge does not take place within the uterus
11  II,  6 |       well said that we must not take on us to seek a beginning (
12  II,  6 |     parts, but of this they only take up the superfluous residues.
13  II,  7 |       possible for the embryo to take nourishment by means of
14  II,  7 |   similar thing has been seen to take place in those birds that
15  II,  8 |         in the Problems)—nor, to take general ground, does he
16  II,  8 |          general ground, does he take his principles from the
17 III,  5 |           Now in birds this must take place while the eggs are
18 III,  5 |        another. But the dolphins take longer to get free again,
19 III,  7 | development, but if the treading take place before the egg changes
20 III,  7 |    separated into white and yolk take after the first cock; for
21 III,  9 |   membrane, just as if we should take away the shell of the egg,
22 III,  9 |      many. Caterpillars at first take nourishment, but after this
23  IV,  1 |      semen. But perhaps it would take too long to discuss thoroughly
24  IV,  1 |   prevails over another.~And, to take a more general view, though
25  IV,  1 |         changed along with them. Take first and foremost the blood-vessels,
26  IV,  3 |          for often some of these take after the father, and others
27  IV,  3 |    juices in one liquid and then take some from it, it would be
28  IV,  3 |          it would be possible to take, not an equal quantity always
29  IV,  6 |       their development does not take place in equal periods,
30  IV,  8 |      cause of concoction, we may take that already given, or we
31  IV,  8 |         already given, or we may take the opposite, for it is
32  IV,  10|        long-lived animals should take a longer time. Yet this
33   V,  5 |         why this change does not take place visibly on account