III.   Medium Object Axioms

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Simple sexual multi-cellular life are:

1.Simple Sexual Multi-Cellular Life is the fourth level of the six (6) level of Hydro-Carbon Life, with Hydro-Carbon Life itself being the sixth and final level of matter.

2.All Simple Sexual Multi-Cellular Life may be distinguished from simpler life forms and more complex life through the presence of a Dual Neural Network of a CYTO and ORGO neural system and the existence of the simplest model of brain.

3.All Simple Sexual Multi-Cellular life may be classified into seven (7) major groups being: CORAL, MOLLUSKS, CRUSTACEANS, INSECTS & PEDES, SEED BEARING TREES and FLOWERING PLANTS.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Dual neural networks are:

1.The dual-neural system is the second neural system for simple sexual multi-cellular species in order to function and survive.

2.A Dual-neural system comprises two (2) parallel and independent neural/nervous systems namely the CYTO neural system and the ORGO neural system which includes the simplest form of brain.

3.The CYTO Neural System is the oldest of the two neural systems of a representing the primary neural network controlling the skeleton, muscle systems.

4.The ORGO Neural System is the second of the neural systems controlling the specialized cellular colonies (organs) of the body including circulatory (blood) system, sensory organs, cerebellum, simple glands and hormones.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Coral are:

1.Coral species are members of the fourth level of six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life representing simple sexual species life.

2.Coral is the common name for members of a large class of marine invertebrates characterized by a protective calcium carbonate skeleton.

3.Colonial corals can grow in deep water, but reef-building corals are found only in warm, shallow seas.

4.Reef-Building corals live no deeper than light can penetrate because the symbiotic algae called zooxanthellae that live in their tissues require light for photosynthesis.

5.Corals cannot exist without the algae zooxanthellae.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Molluscs are:

1.Molluscs species are members of the fourth level of six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life representing simple sexual species life.

2.Molluscs is the common name for a particular class of soft-bodied invertebrate animals found on land and in water, usually with a hard external shell.

3.Familiar molluscs include the cockle, oyster, snail, slug, octopus, and squid.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Crustaceans are:

1.Crustaceans species are members of the fourth level of six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life representing simple sexual species life.

2.The name crustacean is the common name used to describe simple species found principally in water with jaws and two pairs of antennae, such as the crab, lobster, and shrimp.

3.As insects are to the land, Crustaceans are to the sea.

4.Like all insects(arthropods), crustaceans have an external skeleton (exoskeleton) and a body made up of a series of segments; each of these generally bears a pair of two-branched limbs.

5.Crustaceans generally hatch from eggs.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Insects & Pedes are:

1.Insects & Pedes species are members of the fourth level of six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life representing simple sexual species life.

2.Insect, is common name given to any animal of a class belonging to the arthropod category having an external skeleton, three part body (head, thorax and abdomen), three pairs of jointed legs, compound eyes and two antennae.

3.As crustaceans are to the sea, insects are to the land.

4.Insect growth is constrained by the inelastic exoskeleton and development involves a series of molts.

5.Insects generally hatch from eggs.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Seed Bearing Trees are:

1.Seed Bearing Trees species are members of the fourth level of six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life representing simple sexual species life.

2.The common name for any Seed Bearing vascular plant without flowers is Gymnosperm.

3.Gymnosperms are woody plants, either shrubs, trees, or, rarely, vines (some gnetophytes).

4.Gymnosperms differ from flowering plants in that the seeds are not enclosed in carpels but rather are borne upon seed scales arranged in cones.

5.A tree differs from a shrub in that it usually produces a single, well-defined main stem, or trunk, and from a herbaceous plant in that the stem is composed almost entirely of woody tissue.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Flowering Plants are:

1.Flowering Plants species are members of the fourth level of six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life representing simple sexual species life.

2.The common name for any Seed Bearing vascular plant that flowers is Angiosperm.

3.Angiosperm are the source of most of the food on which human beings and other mammals rely and of many raw materials and natural products.

4.The characteristic feature of Angiosperms is the flower and/or fruit, the function of which is the reproduction of the plant through the development of seeds.