Deductions
- physico-geographical object has quality class ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality quality), (quality has quality class), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality superclass ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality type of property), (type of property has quality superclass), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality type ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality quality), (quality has quality type), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality class ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality quality), (quality has quality class), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality entity ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality type of property), (type of property has quality entity), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality property ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality type of property), (type of property has quality property), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality superclass ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality type of property), (type of property has quality superclass), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality quality ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality type of property), (type of property has quality quality), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality taxonomic rank ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality type of property), (type of property has quality taxonomic rank), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality criterion ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality type of property), (type of property has quality criterion), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality existence ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality type of property), (type of property has quality existence), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality abstract entity ⇐ (physico-geographical object has quality type of property), (type of property has quality abstract entity), (has quality is a transitive relation)
- physico-geographical object has quality type of property ⇐ (geographic location is a type of property), (physico-geographical object has quality geographic location)
- physico-geographical object is subclass of representation ⇐ (abstract geographic object is subclass of representation), (abstract geographic object is opposite of physico-geographical object)
- abstract geographic object is opposite of physico-geographical object ⇐ physico-geographical object is opposite of abstract geographic object
- body of water is subclass of physico-geographical object ⇐ (landmass is subclass of physico-geographical object), (landmass is opposite of body of water)