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 1   I,  18|        uterus, for this would no longer be a mere separation of
 2   I,  23|        generate the sexes are no longer separated any more than
 3   I,  23|        will form the embryo in a longer time, as among the sanguinea.
 4  II,  1 |         bone is bone, that is no longer so; what makes them is the
 5  II,  6 |       the straight line so as no longer to touch each other. The
 6  II,  8 |    animal produced by them is no longer fertile but unable to produce
 7  II,  8 |         shedding of teeth, it no longer generates at all; so near
 8 III,  5 |   another. But the dolphins take longer to get free again, whereas
 9 III,  9 |        after this stage do so no longer, but what is called by some
10  IV,  4 |          increased, the water no longer gets hotter but rather evaporates
11  IV,  4 |        we spoke of before, is no longer in point here, for what
12  IV,  5 |        then drained off, they no longer desire this intercourse.
13  IV,  6 |          mother the female takes longer in developing, but after
14  IV,  6 |         body of the mother is no longer in good condition when the
15  IV,  8 |       away from it. For it is no longer expended on moulding the
16  IV,  8 |       what belongs to it; and no longer takes that which does not
17  IV,  8 |         therefore, the embryo no longer takes up the secretion in
18  IV,  8 |         the umbilical cord is no longer sufficient for the foetus
19  IV,  8 |         as the nourishment is no longer passing through it; for
20  IV,  10| long-lived animals should take a longer time. Yet this is not the
21  IV,  10|        longer-lived. Man lives a longer time than any animal of
22  IV,  10|       man, yet carry their young longer; for the time in the former
23   V,  1 |          old age.~Now we must no longer suppose that the cause of