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 1   I,  3 |           so that it seems to be single, but the reason of this
 2   I,  18|        produce many young from a single coition (and something like
 3   I,  18|         of a whole season from a single movement). And yet how would
 4   I,  18|         all the body? For from a single coition and a single segregation
 5   I,  18|      from a single coition and a single segregation of the semen
 6   I,  18|         must needs follow only a single secretion. Nor is it possible
 7   I,  19|         male and the foetus is a single mixture of two semens, or
 8  II,  1 |       increases it. If this is a single part, this must come into
 9  II,  4 |        male secretion, i.e. in a single emission, the earlier discharge
10  II,  8 |        with difficulty produce a single young one), the result of
11 III,  1 |         mass of the eggs as in a single egg, all the yellow part
12 III,  8 |         the poulps appears to be single. The reason is that the
13  IV,  4 |          emission of semen and a single act of intercourse, it is
14  IV,  4 | multiplication of the parts in a single young one, and (2) the production
15  IV,  4 |         Are we to suppose that a single cause is responsible for
16  IV,  4 |          for the production of a single young one and for the deficiency
17  IV,  4 |          and another but still a single cause for the production
18  IV,  4 |          seen to conceive from a single copulation. Whether the
19  IV,  4 |    reason why it does not form a single animal of considerable size?
20  IV,  4 |     beginning the existence of a single animal, it is not possible
21  IV,  5 |       given above, for even in a single act of intercourse the semen
22   V,  8 |          they do not exist for a single purpose nor for the same