 Finally here, Mariscal and Doolittle (forthcoming) have recently suggested that all of life, i.e., the Last Universal Common Ancestor and all of its descendants, is a biological individual in the sense in which Ghiselin and Hull argued that species were. They take life to be “a monophyletic clade that originated with a last universal common ancestor, and includes all of its descendants” (forthcoming: abstract). Complementing this is their adaption of Ereshefsky’s (1992) eliminative pluralism about living things as a kind, arguing for eliminativism about living things as a natural kind. 