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...]] materials, or which may have originated through other means but bears [[anatomy|anatomical]] and [[histology|histological]] similarities to such naturally ==Anatomy==

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==Anatomy== Another unusual feature of the damacolot's anatomy is the [[silk gland (damacolot)|silk gland]] also located in its front rib

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==Anatomy== Superficially, a gharn's [[anatomy]] seems to be similar to that of a typical [[tetrapod]]: it has a [[skeleto

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...an [[Icathiria]]n [[race]] notable for the [[spiral]] development of its [[anatomy]]. Like most Icathirian races, they have no particular [[homeworld]] there ...btle helical lobation that hints at the spiral pattern of their underlying anatomy, this is a relatively uncommon trait; most lulians have torsos relatively s

Despite its very different anatomy and completely independent [[biological evolution|evolution]], the juvel tr ==Anatomy==

==Anatomy== ...ficially human shape, the sanhvin internally has a number of significant [[anatomy|anatomical]] differences. One of the most obvious is the sanvhin's [[respi

...lth of the creature; the temperature; some subtleties about the creature's anatomy—but as a rule of thumb usually comes out to roughly one liter per two

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...ks like a sword, but is actually a soft-bodied creature with a mollusklike anatomy and a hard shell that appears to be metal but isn't; or an object shaped li

==Anatomy== ..., or at least one and a half torsos, special considerations apply to their anatomy. Many ambates have either unusually large and strong [[heart]]s, to pump [

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Creatures of [[magic]], mistlings have no real anatomy; they are simply coacervations of dreammist held together magically. A few

...ndred and fifty meters long. These areas extend throughout the creature's anatomy, passing around and among its internal organs. The walls of these chambers

==Anatomy== ...[[horse]] with a humanoid [[torso]] jutting from the center of its [[back (anatomy)|back]], making it a crategate.

==Anatomy== Thorgh's anatomy is clearly designed more for the comfort and convenience of those living wi

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...some bizarre internal structure that doesn't resemble any sort of "normal" anatomy at all.

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...ble, and far more enigmatic. Certainly the godworlds do ''have'' internal anatomy; beneath their "[[skin (godworld)|skin]]" are networks of tubes, organs, an

==Anatomy== ...them, and it is for all practical purposes a regular part of baderscatch [[anatomy]].

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...ar just what it ''is'' made of. Certainly nothing is known of the uuari's anatomy; the beings seem to evaporate upon death, and no one is known to have been

==Anatomy== in most respects, the fido's [[anatomy]] closely belikes—and is obviously patterned after—that of the

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...rect construction. If the artificial creatures are sufficiently similar [[anatomy|anatomically]], [[biochemistry|biochemically]], and, if applicable, genetic

...sness; obviously, Jhero Magoni has never been the subject of any serious [[anatomy|anatomical]] or [[psychology|psychological]] study.)

...e]]. As he grew older, he also developed an interest in [[biology]] and [[anatomy]], and loved learning more about the [[life form]]s that populated not only

...i. The [[human]] species, for instance, is panyparic, but while its gross anatomy is the same in different cosmoi, at the cellular and particulate levels the

...al structure of living things (again, especially of organisms) is called [[anatomy]]. The study of cyclical phenomena in life forms' behavior and life cycles

...hough it's widely presumed that the Gutwood has some purpose in Thorgh's [[anatomy]], no one has yet been able to determine exactly what that purpose is. Cer