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What distinction are you make between a dead organisms and something that was never alive?
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∙ 13y ago
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.
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