Readers should note that LUBM, as generally used, is not expressible in DL-Lite because it uses transitive properties and because qualified existentials are used in the left side of subsumption relations. The results presented here are with a modified version that reduces the expressivity.
When using SWRL syntax, Pellet will throw up a lot of warnings: Just Ignore Them.
The warnings are a result of species validation (which does not handle SWRL). Adding -s off to the command line will avoid the validation and eliminate the warning messages.
Credit where credit is due - for me, the idea of blogging about specific animals on a semi-regular basis is attributable to Bruce Schneier's "Friday Squid Blogging."
Of course, primates are at least 1000x more interesting than squid.