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 1   I,  3 |       It is double also in the larger insects; in the smaller
 2   I,  16|      which unite the female is larger than the male. The males
 3   I,  16|  quadrupeds that the female is larger than the because this is
 4  II,  7 |   sheath, more numerous in the larger animals as cattle and the
 5 III,  2 | through it. As the egg becomes larger this is more twisted round
 6 III,  2 |     yolk, and the yolk becomes larger, for it becomes more liquid
 7 III,  2 |     details are plainer in the larger creatures; in the smaller
 8 III,  8 |  side-flaps of the females are larger than those of the males,
 9 III,  11|        grows the whorls become larger towards the front and what
10 III,  11|        only they are sometimes larger and sometimes smaller; in
11  IV,  4 |   ungulates; of these some are larger than all other animals,
12  IV,  4 |      used in generation by the larger animal, and little by the
13  IV,  4 |        or any other animal) is larger or smaller than another.
14  IV,  4 |     either one of its parts is larger than the others, as a finger
15  IV,  5 | solid-hoofed animals and those larger than these, as owing to
16  IV,  8 |     also that the embryo being larger takes more nourishment,
17  IV,  9 |   above the umbilical cord are larger than those below. The body
18  IV,  9 | towards the heavy end, and the larger parts are the heavier.~
19  IV,  10|      most part; for though the larger and more perfect sanguinea
20  IV,  10|      live a long time, yet the larger are not all longer-lived.
21   V,  8 |     developed quicker than the larger, even if both start together,