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Chimeron child
Introduced in the 1987 Doctor Who television story, Delta and the Bannermen, the Chimeron were a race of humanoids who were nearly wiped out by the Bannermen. They were notable for their unusual maturation cycle, which saw them grow from green, wrinkly, barely-humanoid babies into adults that were largely indistinguishable from humans. Read more... ✍
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Fifth Doctor: Hold still. (Doctor snaps a photograph) There you are.
Tourist: Thank you, thanks very much!
Fifth Doctor: My pleasure. Have a nice day!
Turlough: Doctor, that's the fourth picture you've taken for someone else.
Fifth Doctor: People come a long way for this view, Turlough
Turlough: That's the reason we came, too. Remember?
Fifth Doctor: Yes. They say the Corcovado statue is the best place to see Rio. Amazing, isn't it? And now the smokes of the 2020s have lifted ...
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