In Aristotle’s scala naturae, the entoma (insects, chelicerates, and other non-crustacean arthropods): possess nutritive souls and rational souls, but not locomotive souls or sensitive souls possess nutritive souls, locomotive souls, and rational souls, but not sensitive souls possess nutritive souls, but not sensitive souls, locomotive souls, or rational souls possess nutritive souls, sensitive souls, and locomotive souls, but not rational souls possess nutritive souls and sensitive souls, but not locomotive souls or rational souls

In Aristotle’s scala naturae, the entoma (insects, chelicerates, and other non-crustacean arthropods): possess nutritive souls and rational souls, but not locomotive souls or sensitive souls possess nutritive souls, locomotive souls, and rational souls, but not sensitive souls possess nutritive souls, but not sensitive souls, locomotive souls, or rational souls possess nutritive souls, sensitive souls, and locomotive souls, but not rational souls possess nutritive souls and sensitive souls, but not locomotive souls or rational souls

Science Of Agriculture Biological Approach

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Author:Herren

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Chapter10: Animal Systems

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