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Ungulate
General term for terragen hoofed, herbivorous, placental mammals. The hoof is made of the protein keratin. Representative baseline ungulates include horses, sheep, pigs, deer, camels, bovids, and many other species. Many ungulate species have been provolved, others have been raised to presophonce, or geneered or adapted in various ways.
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Gengineered terragen bovids (Ovis neotonis neospecies group) resembling juvenile sheep, which have their personalities and physiologies tweaked for maximum adorability (according to the Standard Baseline Personality Matrix). They cannot survive in the wild and require constant care. Some lambies are subsapient, some presapient, and some fully sapient; with the last category provided with full speech capability ("talking lambies"). Talking lambies usually have vocal apparatus approximating that of an 8 to 10 year old baseline human child.
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Text by M. Alan Kazlev
Initially published on 15 December 2001.
Initially published on 15 December 2001.
