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 1   I,  1 |     female, and though some bloodless animals have sexes so that
 2   I,  1 |    the same kind, yet other bloodless animals generate indeed,
 3   I,  1 |     but also in some of the bloodless animals; and this applies
 4   I,  2 |  male and female in all the bloodless animals also which have
 5   I,  14|                      14~The bloodless animals do not agree either
 6   I,  19| deficient. And so among the bloodless animals the cephalopoda
 7   I,  19| eggs, for, because they are bloodless and no fat is formed in
 8   I,  20|     it in animals which are bloodless owing to the coldness of
 9   I,  20| which is analogous to it in bloodless animals, is clear from what
10  II,  1 |    are of greater size than bloodless animals, and those which
11  II,  1 |     sanguinea lay eggs, the bloodless animals either lay an egg
12  II,  1 | altogether infertile. Among bloodless animals the insects produce
13  II,  1 |     Now all the insects are bloodless, wherefore all creatures
14  II,  1 |  cannot say simply that all bloodless animals produce a scolex,
15  II,  4 | this purpose, and these are bloodless.~Each of the secretions
16 III,  1 | secreted from the blood [No bloodless animal lays eggs,] and that
17 III,  8 |  naturally so, for they are bloodless and therefore of a cold
18 III,  11|  crustacea, all these being bloodless and of a cold nature. For
19 III,  11|    a scolex, not only those bloodless animals which are not generated
20 III,  11|  above mentioned and in the bloodless animals. Such are some of