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Dr. Milhavet is a [[naturalist]] and [[writer]]. As of [[Gazetteer III]], his most recent work was "[[Struggle and Victory in the Animal Kingdom]]", a subject of some controversy according to [["S"]]. He posits that the [[rat]] has having the highest place in the hierarchy of nature, citing a lack of [[predator]]s in [[Richemulot]] as evidence to back up his claim.<ref>[[Gazetteer III]] p. 86</ref> | |||
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Dr. Milhavet is a [[zoologist]] that studies [[Tempetian bats]], their relations to each other, and the [[disease]] vectors they spread among each other, for purposes unknown, though he is relatively [[secretive]] about it.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 100</ref> | |||
Dr. Milhavet has traded information with the [[Ikosik]] to obtain specimens of these bats.<ref>Nocturnal Sea Gaz p.100, 126</ref> | Dr. Milhavet has traded information with the [[Ikosik]] to obtain specimens of these bats.<ref>Nocturnal Sea Gaz p.100, 126</ref> | ||
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Dr. Milhavet is a naturalist and writer. As of Gazetteer III, his most recent work was "Struggle and Victory in the Animal Kingdom", a subject of some controversy according to "S". He posits that the rat has having the highest place in the hierarchy of nature, citing a lack of predators in Richemulot as evidence to back up his claim.[1]
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Dr. Milhavet is a zoologist that studies Tempetian bats, their relations to each other, and the disease vectors they spread among each other, for purposes unknown, though he is relatively secretive about it.[2]
Dr. Milhavet has traded information with the Ikosik to obtain specimens of these bats.[3]
References
- ↑ Gazetteer III p. 86
- ↑ Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer p. 100
- ↑ Nocturnal Sea Gaz p.100, 126
