animals

55 subentries

• animals. See also insects; mammals; marine life
• ability to adapt derived from adjutant mind-spirits (65:6.7-8)
• adjutant mind-spirits #1 to #5 function in (36:5.13) (42:10.4) (65:6.7)
• all are bellicose (70:1.7)
• all except most primitive dependent on plants (58:2.9)
• Andonites largely subsisted on (63:6.3)
• Andonites warmed themselves with skins of (63:2.5) (63:4.1)
• Andonites worshiped (63:6.3)
• appearance of multicellular (59:1.4)
• companionable, affectionate, noncarnivorous, intelligent, nonspeaking on architectural spheres (43:6.4-5)
• differences with respect to man
• cannot know God, develop language (130:2.8)
• communicate in limited way, but with little or no personality (109:4.2) (160:2.1)
• do not build fire (69:6.2)
• do not communicate concepts (109:4.1-2)
• do not experience consciousness of time or self-consciousness (118:3.1) (130:4.9) (130:7.5) (133:7.6,8)
• do not survive death (36:6.5) (130:2.8)
• do not visualize survival after death (68:3.2)
• have knowledge, but not wisdom (101:6.4)
• instinctive exertions are not efforts of design (69:2.5)
• know only the past; live in the present (12:5.10)
• make no inquiry into purposes of life (160:1.5)
• manner in which man transcends (69:0.1)
• selective responses limited to motor level (16:7.2-4)
• domestication of animals
• accidental (69:7.2)
• gave living tools to primitive man (81:2.10)
• one of first great advances (81:2.3,10-12)
• pastoral civilization made possible by (68:5.6)
• Prince’s staff taught (52:2.8) (66:5.4-8)
• selective breeding promoted (69:7.3)
• early man mated with (64:1.7) (85:3.1)
• evolution required appearance of many apparently useless forms destined to disappear (36:2.17)
• indispensable to man’s intellectual and physical evolution (36:2.17) (36:5.13)
• Jesus asked Joseph why Father required slaughter of (124:6.14)
• Jesus’ home had 3 cows, 4 sheep, chickens, a donkey, doves, and a dog (126:5.11)
• life of a. little changed by great glacier (64:4.7)
• mind endows with consciousness without personality (9:6.3)
• mortals unable to know God reckoned among a. (133:0.3)
• once fetishes, became taboo as food (88:1.5)
• Ordovician was age of invertebrate (59:2sec)
• primitive tribes believed they were descendants of (74:8.5)
• primitives diagnosed disease by examining entrails of (90:4.3)
• Prince’s staff taught protection against predatory (66:5.4-8)
• radically different on nonbreathing worlds (49:3.5)
• sacrificial. See sacrifice: animal sacrifice
• spornagia utilize a. in culture of soil (46:7.2)
• sudden appearance of land (59:5.5)
• thousands of marine species perished in Permian (59:6.2)
• types named. See alligators; ammonites; amphibians; anteaters; antelopes; apes; armadillos; arthropods; baboons; barnacles; bats; bears; beavers; birds; bison; brachiopods; bulls; butterflies; buzzards; camels; carrier pigeons; caterpillars; cats; cattle; centipedes; chimpanzees; clams; cockroaches; coons; coral; coyotes; crabs; crickets; crinoids; crocodiles; crustaceans; cuttlefish; dawn mammals; deer; dinosaurs; dogs; dolphins; donkeys; doves; dragon flies; drills; ducks; eagles; earthworms; echinoderms; elephants; falcons; fish; flamingoes; foraminifers; foxes; frogs; gastropods; gibbons; giraffes; gnats; goats; gophers; gorillas; gulls; herons; hippopotamuses; horses; hyenas; jellyfish; kangaroos; lambs; leeches; lemurs; lions; lizards; llamas; lobsters; locusts; mammals; mammoths; marine life; martens; mastodons; mice; mid-mammals; mollusks; monkeys; musk oxen; octopuses; opossums; ostriches; owls; oxen; oysters; panthers; parrots; passenger birds; pearly nautilus; peccaries; periwinkles; pigeons; porpoises; poultry; Primates; Protozoa; pterosaurs; quail; rabbits; raccoons; ravens; reindeer; reptilians; rhinoceroses; rodents; ruminants; saber-toothed tigers; salamanders; scallops; scorpions; sea cucumbers; sea lions; sea serpents; sea squirts; sea urchins; sea worms; seals; sharks; sheep; shrimps; simians; sloths; snails; snakes; sparrows; spiders; sponges; squid; squirrels; starfish; sturgeon; swine; tadpoles; tapirs; tigers; trilobites; turtles; vipers; water hogs; watersnake; weasels; whales; wolves; yaks
• utilization of a. (69:7sec)
• vertebrates
• crustaceans were ancestors of first vertebrates (59:4.10)
• fish were first vertebrates (59:4.3,9)
• frogs were ancestors of land vertebrates (60:0.2)
• worship of a. (64:4.12) (85:3sec)

Cross-references

• See sacrifice: animal sacrifice
• See alligators
• See ammonites
• See amphibians
• See anteaters
• See antelopes
• See apes
• See armadillos
• See arthropods
• See baboons
• See barnacles
• See bats
• See bears
• See beavers
• See birds
• See bison
• See brachiopods
• See bulls
• See butterflies
• See buzzards
• See camels
• See carrier pigeons
• See caterpillars
• See cats
• See cattle
• See centipedes
• See chimpanzees
• See clams
• See cockroaches
• See coons
• See coral
• See coyotes
• See crabs
• See crickets
• See crinoids
• See crocodiles
• See crustaceans
• See cuttlefish
• See dawn mammals
• See deer
• See dinosaurs
• See dogs
• See dolphins
• See donkeys
• See doves
• See dragon flies
• See drills
• See ducks
• See eagles
• See earthworms
• See echinoderms
• See elephants
• See falcons
• See fish
• See flamingoes
• See foraminifers
• See foxes
• See frogs
• See gastropods
• See gibbons
• See giraffes
• See gnats
• See goats
• See gophers
• See gorillas
• See gulls
• See herons
• See hippopotamuses
• See horses
• See hyenas
• See jellyfish
• See kangaroos
• See lambs
• See leeches
• See lemurs
• See lions
• See lizards
• See llamas
• See lobsters
• See locusts
• See mammals
• See mammoths
• See marine life
• See martens
• See mastodons
• See mice
• See mid-mammals
• See mollusks
• See monkeys
• See musk oxen
• See octopuses
• See opossums
• See ostriches
• See owls
• See oxen
• See oysters
• See panthers
• See parrots
• See passenger birds
• See pearly nautilus
• See peccaries
• See periwinkles
• See pigeons
• See porpoises
• See poultry
• See Primates
• See Protozoa
• See pterosaurs
• See quail
• See rabbits
• See raccoons
• See ravens
• See reindeer
• See reptilians
• See rhinoceroses
• See rodents
• See ruminants
• See saber-toothed tigers
• See salamanders
• See scallops
• See scorpions
• See sea cucumbers
• See sea lions
• See sea serpents
• See sea squirts
• See sea urchins
• See sea worms
• See seals
• See sharks
• See sheep
• See shrimps
• See simians
• See sloths
• See snails
• See snakes
• See sparrows
• See spiders
• See sponges
• See squid
• See squirrels
• See starfish
• See sturgeon
• See swine
• See tadpoles
• See tapirs
• See tigers
• See trilobites
• See turtles
• See vipers
• See water hogs
• See watersnake
• See weasels
• See whales
• See wolves
• See yaks
• See also insects
• See also mammals
• See also marine life

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