Sentence examples for distinct animals from inspiring English sources

Now specifically distinct animals cannot present in their essence a common undifferentiated element, but any apparently common element must really be differentiated.

He is of the enchantingly Darwinian opinion that, once upon a time, cats and dogs were the same animal and then, for some reason of biological interference, they split into two distinct animals.

If a differentia though not divisible could yet be common to several groups, then it is plain that in virtue of that common differentia specifically distinct animals would fall into the same division.

It is necessary then, if the differentiae, under which are ranged all the ultimate and indivisible groups, are specific characters, that none of them shall be common; for otherwise, as already said, specifically distinct animals will come into one and the same division.

I could perceive traces of 4 or 5 distinct animals: two of which certainly belonged to the Rodentia.

It was hard, Wilson says, to find personality tests that would work well for tadpoles and frogs, which are like two distinct animals.

They have their own distinct animal-ness.

Indeed, the 20 species chosen include five distinct animal classes.

No distinct animal species meets all the requirements for an ideal animal model.

You surmise, reading his memoirs, that poetry is for him a quite distinct animal, specialized, like an arrowhead carved from stone, from every use but its intrinsic one.

Applying ecological principles to data on fauna, Schmidt divided the world into three major faunal regions, Arctogaean, Neogaean, and Notogaean, each basically having its own distinct animal life.