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Mathenites are anatomically similar to Humans and the only major differences are their higher frequencies of light hair, pointed or rounded ears, taller average height and slimmer frames. Mathenites also have a longer life span of roughly 260 years, though this is not constant over the entire species as they are still divided into many disparate nation states, some at severely limited stages of technological advancement. As such, the populations of wealthier Mathenite nations (And most colonies) have lifespans of roughly 300 years, while some of the poorer Mathenites have life expectancies only just reaching into the 210s. | Mathenites are anatomically similar to Humans and the only major differences are their higher frequencies of light hair, pointed or rounded ears, taller average height and slimmer frames. Mathenites also have a longer life span of roughly 260 years, though this is not constant over the entire species as they are still divided into many disparate nation states, some at severely limited stages of technological advancement. As such, the populations of wealthier Mathenite nations (And most colonies) have lifespans of roughly 300 years, while some of the poorer Mathenites have life expectancies only just reaching into the 210s. | ||
Due to the evolution and larger amount of flourine on Mathen, most Mathenites can tolerate higher concentrations of flourine than most other species<ref>[https://groups.google.com/g/sb118-veritas/c/iR-jtGblxb4/m/Z44OBbB0AwAJ "The high priestess"] Lt. JG Zhanyt Lafizatar, {{USS|Veritas}}, SD239711.19</ref> | |||
Mathenites can go without water for just over a week, and some of the more extreme survival stories out of the Rheghenda dessert speak of tribesmen surviving for three weeks without water, though these have yet to be verified. | Mathenites can go without water for just over a week, and some of the more extreme survival stories out of the Rheghenda dessert speak of tribesmen surviving for three weeks without water, though these have yet to be verified. | ||