Deductions
- Karl Wittgenstein is a organism ⇐ (vertebrate is subclass of organism), (Karl Wittgenstein is a vertebrate)
- organism is for example Karl Wittgenstein ⇐ (Karl Wittgenstein is a organism), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- Karl Wittgenstein is a organism ⇐ (human is subclass of organism), (Karl Wittgenstein is a human)
- heterotroph is for example Karl Wittgenstein ⇐ (Karl Wittgenstein is a heterotroph), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- vertebrate is for example Karl Wittgenstein ⇐ (Karl Wittgenstein is a vertebrate), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- animal is for example Karl Wittgenstein ⇐ (Karl Wittgenstein is a animal), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- physical anatomical entity is for example Karl Wittgenstein ⇐ (Karl Wittgenstein is a physical anatomical entity), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- Karl Wittgenstein is a heterotroph ⇐ (human is subclass of heterotroph), (Karl Wittgenstein is a human)
- Karl Wittgenstein is a animal ⇐ (human is subclass of animal), (Karl Wittgenstein is a human)
- Karl Wittgenstein is a vertebrate ⇐ (human is subclass of vertebrate), (Karl Wittgenstein is a human)
- Karl Wittgenstein is a physical anatomical entity ⇐ (human is subclass of physical anatomical entity), (Karl Wittgenstein is a human)
- human is for example Karl Wittgenstein ⇐ (Karl Wittgenstein is a human), (is a is inverse of is for example)