Something that has never been alive means it is a non-living thing without any life and characteristics of living organism. Whereas......
A dead organism may mean that ONCE it used to be a living organism and had all the living organism's characteristics...
but all of these functions has JUST collapsed in it to happen.
So, the conclusion is a dead organism has stopped to possess the characteristics of living organism, however it can't YET be classified as a non-living material.
Simply it has stopped to possess characteristics like a living organism.
Therefore, a dead has
1. no more nutrition -( digestion)
2. no more respiration
3. no reproduction
4. no homoeostasis
and neither stimulation nor excretion.
So, what may be the difference between a dead living and a non-living?
Practically and also in biological point of view -NO DIFFERENCE at all.
CONCLUSION: A non-alive or non-living is always an object or thing that never have any characteristics of living objects, whereas a dead object used to have all the characteristics but just stopped to have at present.
A dead organism is a once-living entity that has ceased all biological functions, characterized by the presence of organic tissues and cellular structures, which can decompose over time. In contrast, something that was never alive, such as rocks or water, lacks biological processes, cells, and the capability for growth or reproduction. The key distinction lies in the past life of the organism and the absence of life in inanimate objects.
yeah she is still alive and so far there's no news about her death or something like that.yes she is alive and well
fragma-you are alive
Both decomposers and consumers gain energy by consuming organic matter. A decomposer, however, only includes organisms that consume dead organisms, while consumers may consume any organisms, dead or alive. Decomposers are counted as consumers, but not all consumers are decomposers.
Age is one being alive is another
people ,animals, and plants
Well, one was alive at some point, and the other wasn't.
Organic refers to something that is derived from living organisms or composed of organic compounds. It can also describe a natural process or system that is characteristic of living organisms.
No, something that cannot reproduce yet cannot be considered alive according to the biological definition of life. Reproduction is a fundamental characteristic of living organisms.
If an organism is no longer growing, moving, responding to stimuli, or carrying out metabolic processes, it is likely dead. Signs of decomposition, such as changes in color, texture, or smell, also indicate that something was once alive. Differentiate between alive and dead organisms by observing their behavior, physical characteristics, and overall condition.
about 50 to 60% organisms
All organisms are alive and made of chemicals.
No, a desert is not alive but a desert has many living organisms.
cells
It is a fossil example { a Dino, a fish, ext } something that lived long ago
Organisms alive after a natural disaster are called "survivors." These organisms have managed to endure and adapt to the challenging conditions brought about by the disaster.
Something is considered alive if it displays the characteristics of life, such as growth, reproduction, response to stimuli, and the ability to metabolize nutrients for energy. Living organisms maintain homeostasis, have a level of organization, and contain genetic material that is passed onto offspring.