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'''Nathaniel Terros''' was a [[scientist]], who in [[2340]] developed the theory of [[neuromuscular adaptation]] for low-gravity species. The principles of his theory was sound, even though at the time it had no practical success. |
'''Nathaniel Terros''' was a [[scientist]], who in [[2340]] developed the theory of [[neuromuscular adaptation]] for low-gravity species. The principles of his theory was sound, even though at the time it had no practical success. |
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| − | In [[2370]], advancements in neurochemistry allowed Dr. [[Julian Bashir]] to adapt Terros' theory for [[Melora Pazlar]]. ( |
+ | In [[2370]], advancements in neurochemistry allowed Dr. [[Julian Bashir]] to adapt Terros' theory for [[Melora Pazlar]]. ({{DS9|Melora}}) |
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Revision as of 13:17, 7 February 2007
Nathaniel Terros was a scientist, who in 2340 developed the theory of neuromuscular adaptation for low-gravity species. The principles of his theory was sound, even though at the time it had no practical success.
In 2370, advancements in neurochemistry allowed Dr. Julian Bashir to adapt Terros' theory for Melora Pazlar. (DS9: "Melora")