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 1  II,  3|             like those unfertilized embryos that are separated from
 2  II,  3|         soul. For at first all such embryos seem to live the life of
 3  II,  7|          dissection). Secondly, all embryos alike, whether of creatures
 4 III,  1|             high, as in birds.~Some embryos are formed in birds spontaneously,
 5 III,  1|           without the males. As for embryos being formed in fish also (
 6  IV,  1|            uterus to exist in those embryos which come from the left
 7  IV,  4|            also because it has many embryos at once and copulates all
 8  IV,  4|           many double eggs, for the embryos grow together because they
 9  IV,  4|        occur, but also the numerous embryos hinder one another from
10  IV,  4|          are more than one. For two embryos are often formed in the
11  IV,  4|           uterus is filled with the embryos. (This is plain from the
12  IV,  4|            divided, to form several embryos, and the material contributed
13  IV,  4|             why in such animals the embryos formed are numerous and
14  IV,  4|             the same principle many embryos are not formed, though the
15  IV,  4|         thing happens also with the embryos. The abnormal parts generally
16  IV,  4|     altogether aborted (abortion of embryos happens frequently).~Outgrowths
17  IV,  4|             most of them are due to embryos growing together. Some however
18  IV,  4|        grown together through their embryos having been confused.~It
19  IV,  5|           sometimes bring the later embryos to birth and sometimes not,
20  IV,  5| superfoetation occurs can bring the embryos to birth even if a long
21  IV,  5|            happens that some of the embryos are imperfect while others
22  IV,  6|             are able to nourish the embryos while newly formed, their
23  IV,  6|       complete the process when the embryos have grown and acquired