Sentence examples for distinctive life forms from inspiring English sources
Many distinctive life forms of reptiles in tropical Asia are arboreal.
Big Morongo's trail names give some sense of the 31,000-acre preserve's concentrated variety: Marsh Trail, Canyon Trail, Mesquite Trail, Barn Trail, Yucca Ridge Trail, each with its distinctive aura, vistas and life forms.
The distinctive responses of plants in our system are likely explained with their life forms (Schulze et al. 1996; Throop et al. 2012; Venn et al. 2014).
Viruses are barely life forms.
Let other life forms flourish.
Would convergence on that highly distinctive growth form be any less convergence if the ancestral form were not herbaceous, but some other life form instead? Obviously, no.
The life-forms of South America are only less distinctive than those of Australia.
But these life-forms are often strange.
Isolation allowed unusual life-forms to flourish.
Given the critical role they assign to "the distinctive form of common life" of human beings for moral recognition and obligation, it is far from obvious that Mulhall or Diamond would require an intelligent Martian to recognize and respect the moral status of cognitively normal human beings, let alone of human beings with radical cognitive disabilities.
