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* Appearance: Mammalian; prominent cheek and temple ridges, symbiotic relationship with plants integrated with their bodies | * Appearance: Mammalian; prominent cheek and temple ridges, symbiotic relationship with plants integrated with their bodies | ||
** Plants known as epiphytes (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | |||
** Biologically connected via microscopic root tendrils (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | ** Biologically connected via microscopic root tendrils (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | ||
* Homeworld: [[Taredin]] | |||
* Evolved on oxygen-poor world, leading to formation of symbiotic relationship (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | * Evolved on oxygen-poor world, leading to formation of symbiotic relationship (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | ||
** Plants provided direct oxygen, while Mabrae provided heat, warmth (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | ** Plants provided direct oxygen, while Mabrae provided heat, warmth (TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 18 April 2018
- Appearance: Mammalian; prominent cheek and temple ridges, symbiotic relationship with plants integrated with their bodies
- Plants known as epiphytes (TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
- Biologically connected via microscopic root tendrils (TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
- Homeworld: Taredin
- Evolved on oxygen-poor world, leading to formation of symbiotic relationship (TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
- Plants provided direct oxygen, while Mabrae provided heat, warmth (TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
- Symbiosis led to development of advanced bioengineering, cultivation, leading to caste divisions indicated and provided by specific bodily cultivars (TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
- Usage of refined metals limited only to where most applicable; most construction and technology based on plant materials (TNG Novel: The Buried Age)