On the nature of zombies by Thuran Fleetwalk Cusorkan.

The following is the Tealde'ar of Thuran Fleetwalk Cusorkan's debate.
It has come to the attention of the scientific community that there are endless forms of undead or post mortem animates on the planet of Welt. While the most common form is that of simple reanimated corpses, the debate centers on the classification of such animates into different species using classical taxonomy.
The drowned for example, are simply undead who reanimated after drowning. It is local history, interspersed with myths and legends that gave them the specificity of being originally a seafaring civilization of unclear anthropods that was destroyed by a demon. Drowned otherwise display absolutely no difference in habits or behavior with standard zombies. 
On another side of the spectrum, philia zombies have a distinct method of creation, which is gamete donation from a living animate, whom they follow orders from. But this is more akin to a magical rather than a natural phenomenon, given its empirical verifiability.
Composites are also hotly debated in their classification as undead. Composites are zombies made from different reanimated corpses, most often sewn together to create strange and unique morphologies. The very creation process eliminates them from classification as a species, but rather the product of deranged taxidermists. Because they are made by other undead civilizations, it can be surmised that composites are a cultural practice among the undead.
== Analysis ==
As a result of the debate presented by Thuran Fleetwalk Cusorkan, drowned and composite zombies were removed from classification as separate species of zombies, and the latter is kept to describe a morphological practice among the undead.
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