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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Pak Protector | | | |  Pak Protector: Encyclopedia II - Pak Protector - Tree Of LifeTree-of-Life is a bush whose smell is unnoticeable to breeders until they reach about 25 Pak years (or 42 human years); after that, the smell suddenly becomes irresistible. The breeder eats the root, infecting himself with a symbiotic virus in the root and triggering the transition.
After consuming Tree-of-Life, Pak breeder forms (such as humans) turn into the Pak Protector form, which involves reconfiguration of the anatomy, including the acquisition of a leathery armor or exoskeleton, strong enough to turn a copper knife. Joints swe ...
See also:Pak Protector, Pak Protector - The Pak species, Pak Protector - Tree Of Life, Pak Protector - Protector behaviour, Pak Protector - The Pak and Humanity, Pak Protector - Narrative purpose Read more here: » Pak Protector: Encyclopedia II - Pak Protector - Tree Of Life |
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| | | | Pak Protector: Encyclopedia II - Exoskeleton - Artificial human exoskeletons
Exoskeleton - Exoskeletons in history.
Medieval armour (in the case of mounted knights) is not load-bearing, but furnishes the appearance of an artificial human exoskeleton.
Exoskeleton - Exoskeletons in medicine.
An orthosis (plural orthoses) is a device which attaches to a limb, or the torso, to support the function or correct the shape of that limb or the spine. Orthotics is the field dealing with orthoses, their use, and their manufac ...
See also:Exoskeleton, Exoskeleton - Natural exoskeletons, Exoskeleton - Types of exoskeletons, Exoskeleton - Moulting, Exoskeleton - Artificial human exoskeletons, Exoskeleton - Exoskeletons in history, Exoskeleton - Exoskeletons in medicine, Exoskeleton - Exoskeletons in modern and near-future technology, Exoskeleton - Human exoskeletons in science fiction Read more here: » Exoskeleton: Encyclopedia II - Exoskeleton - Artificial human exoskeletons |
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| | | | Pak Protector: Encyclopedia II - Exoskeleton - Natural exoskeletons
Exoskeleton - Types of exoskeletons.
Bone and cartilage
Armoured fish
Turtles, Terrapins and Tortoises
Chitin
Arthropods
some Bacteria
Calcium compounds
Corals
Echinoderms
Mollusks
some Polychaetes
Silicate
Diatoms
Radiolaria
Exoskeleton - Moulting.
An exoskeleton may interfere with an animal's growth. To overcome this, arthropods go through a process called moulting in which they shed thei ...
See also:Exoskeleton, Exoskeleton - Natural exoskeletons, Exoskeleton - Types of exoskeletons, Exoskeleton - Moulting, Exoskeleton - Artificial human exoskeletons, Exoskeleton - Exoskeletons in history, Exoskeleton - Exoskeletons in medicine, Exoskeleton - Exoskeletons in modern and near-future technology, Exoskeleton - Human exoskeletons in science fiction Read more here: » Exoskeleton: Encyclopedia II - Exoskeleton - Natural exoskeletons |
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