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* '''Rotational Period''': 29.3 hours | * '''Rotational Period''': 29.3 hours | ||
* '''Classification''': [[Planetary Classification|O]] | * '''Classification''': [[Planetary Classification|O]] | ||
* '''Surface Water''': | * '''Surface Water''': 91% | ||
* '''Atmosphere''': a standard atmosphere with a pressure of about 1.08 earth normal, with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and other gas 3% | * '''Atmosphere''': a standard atmosphere with a pressure of about 1.08 earth normal, with nitrogen 72%, oxygen 23% and other gas 3% | ||
* '''Climate''': Ocean currents are warm except at the poles, contributing to the heavy amount of precipitation across the entire surface. Seasonal changes are minor. Islands are mainly tropical in nature. | * '''Climate''': Ocean currents are warm except at the poles, contributing to the heavy amount of precipitation across the entire surface. Seasonal changes are minor. Islands are mainly tropical in nature. | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
This semi-amphibious species has a wide variety of skin coloration as well as numerous mucus glands that secrets a toxic chemical that coats the majority of their epidermis. While they are impervious to the affects of this toxin it seems to have | This semi-amphibious species has a wide variety of skin coloration as well as numerous mucus glands that secrets a toxic chemical that coats the majority of their epidermis. While they are impervious to the affects of this toxin it seems to have an immediate adverse affect on most other species. They have small eyes with a second eyelid that blinks often to keep the eye moist and to protect it when they are not in the water. For the most part males and females are identical except for subtle differences in skin coloration with the males having darker skin colors. Both males and females are on average between 3 1/2 foot to 5 foot tall. | ||
==Physiology== | ==Physiology== | ||
Long term observation of this species has shown that they can | Long term observation of this species has shown that they can breathe underwater for approximately 10 to 15 minutes before needing to surface. | ||
===Senses=== | ===Senses=== | ||
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==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
Pre-warp, Bronze Age equivalent. Aquatic/naval focused society. | Pre-warp, Bronze Age equivalent. Aquatic/naval focused society. | ||
==Technology== | ==Technology== |
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