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1 I, 1 | analogy. For there is a slight distinction of this sort, since even 2 I, 2 | faculty. Clearly, then, the distinction of sex is a first principle; 3 I, 16| enough to enable us to make a distinction of classes. And generally 4 II, 4 | animals who possess this distinction, for some (i.e. all those 5 II, 6 | animals in which exists the distinction of upper and lower, except 6 II, 6 | locomotive animals in which the distinction of upper and lower does 7 II, 6 | by which the qualitative distinction is produced, and so the 8 III, 1 | wind-eggs of birds have this distinction of colour, for they contain 9 III, 5 | have a uterus, and this distinction obtains in all except two, 10 III, 5 | would be strange if this distinction did not exist in the whole 11 III, 5 | unless in any kind the distinction of sex does not exist), 12 IV, 1 | imperfect in its kind the distinction is already made between 13 IV, 1 | may be, even before the distinction is plain to our senses, 14 IV, 1 | many animals in which the distinction of sex exists, and which 15 IV, 3 | all the phenomena, (1) the distinction of sex, (2) why the female 16 V, 7 | decided in accordance with the distinction postulated, the result will