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 1   I,  1 |     unlike, and yet able to copulate, then there would have come
 2   I,  6 |     fish and serpents. Fish copulate throwing themselves alongside
 3   I,  7 |                  7~Serpents copulate twining round one another,
 4   I,  14| them, but that most of them copulate is plain; in what manner
 5   I,  14| stated later.~The crustacea copulate like the retromingent quadrupeds,
 6   I,  16|             16~Some insects copulate and the offspring are produced
 7   I,  18|     before, is the way they copulate, for the females manifestly
 8   I,  23|     plain to view when they copulate and are united, that one
 9   I,  23|    with those insects which copulate. The others so remain only
10  II,  1 |   copulation and those that copulate themselves though not so
11  II,  7 |   except mules are found to copulate again with each other and
12 III,  5 |     female, and all of them copulate (unless in any kind the
13 III,  5 |   part does not prevent it] copulate like the dolphins by throwing
14 III,  6 |   because they also plainly copulate, therefore they have not