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== | === Introduction === | ||
Victoria, identified as a Humanoid Reptile, was discovered in a sitting position without a head. | |||
[ | === Characteristics === | ||
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! Characteristic | |||
! Description | |||
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| Species | |||
| Humanoid Reptile | |||
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| Size | |||
| About 56.00 cm | |||
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| Gender | |||
| Possibly Male | |||
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| Anatomy | |||
| Victoria has three-fingered hands with four phalanges, feet with three toes, 11 pairs of ribs including 2 floating pairs, exposed skin with porosity in brown color, and possibly a retractile neck. | |||
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| Position | |||
| Found in a sitting position with half-folded lower and upper limbs. | |||
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=== C14 Dating === | |||
Victoria has been subjected to C14 dating, revealing an age of approximately 791-1040 years, as per studies conducted by IFUNAM Mexico and LAC-UFF Brazil. | |||
=== DNA Analysis === | |||
DNA samples taken from Victoria show a partial Homo sapiens genetic makeup, with varying percentages identified in different bone samples according to studies by Biotechmol and Abraxas, Mexico. | |||
[https://www.the-alien-project.com/en/mummies-of-nasca-victoria/ Source] |
Revision as of 23:19, 7 March 2024
Introduction
Victoria, identified as a Humanoid Reptile, was discovered in a sitting position without a head.
Characteristics
Characteristic | Description |
---|---|
Species | Humanoid Reptile |
Size | About 56.00 cm |
Gender | Possibly Male |
Anatomy | Victoria has three-fingered hands with four phalanges, feet with three toes, 11 pairs of ribs including 2 floating pairs, exposed skin with porosity in brown color, and possibly a retractile neck. |
Position | Found in a sitting position with half-folded lower and upper limbs. |
C14 Dating
Victoria has been subjected to C14 dating, revealing an age of approximately 791-1040 years, as per studies conducted by IFUNAM Mexico and LAC-UFF Brazil.
DNA Analysis
DNA samples taken from Victoria show a partial Homo sapiens genetic makeup, with varying percentages identified in different bone samples according to studies by Biotechmol and Abraxas, Mexico.