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* '''Voice''': Extended 'S' sounds, ranges from deep croaking to something like a squeak. | * '''Voice''': Extended 'S' sounds, ranges from deep croaking to something like a squeak. | ||
* '''Handedness''': Ambidextrous. | * '''Handedness''': Ambidextrous. | ||
Upon first meeting one, most Terrans immediately compare Dachlyds to Earth iguanas. Additionally, the Dachlyd are frequently mistaken for the [ | Upon first meeting one, most Terrans immediately compare Dachlyds to Earth iguanas. Additionally, the Dachlyd are frequently mistaken for the [[Gorn]]. | ||
Inarr Rogg's scale coloration happens to be nearly identical to an Earth iguana as well although this is not universal of the Dachlyd species. Inarr lacks many of the facial features humanoids enjoy- eyebrows, protuberant nose, and lips are conspicuously absent. Inarr has a crest or row of spines extending from the back of the head to the tail. Like all Dachlyds, Inarr possesses a dewlap (a scaly flap of skin below the neck). Inarr's body is covered in overlapping scales ranging in size from small upon the dewlap to the large scales of the subtympanic shields. Too often the unique features of Inarr's appearance are overlooked as the reptiloid is described briefly as "A big, creepy lizard". | Inarr Rogg's scale coloration happens to be nearly identical to an Earth iguana as well although this is not universal of the Dachlyd species. Inarr lacks many of the facial features humanoids enjoy- eyebrows, protuberant nose, and lips are conspicuously absent. Inarr has a crest or row of spines extending from the back of the head to the tail. Like all Dachlyds, Inarr possesses a dewlap (a scaly flap of skin below the neck). Inarr's body is covered in overlapping scales ranging in size from small upon the dewlap to the large scales of the subtympanic shields. Too often the unique features of Inarr's appearance are overlooked as the reptiloid is described briefly as "A big, creepy lizard". | ||