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The '''[[parthenogenesis]] detector''' was a [[Y]]-shaped device used by the [[Tenth Doctor]] when investigating [[Adipose Industries]] on [[Earth]] in [[2009]]. It alerted him to the occurrence and location of [[Adipose]] when they were born via parthenogenesis. ([[TV]]: ''[[Partners in Crime (TV story)|Partners in Crime]]'')


 
[[Category:The Doctor's devices]]
|object name = Y-shape hand-held device
|type = Tracking device
|origin = [[The Doctor]]
|appearances = DW:[[Partners in Crime]]
}}
 
The device is only first seen and used by the Doctor in his tenth incarnation.
 
Only know functions is to alerted the Doctor of the 'birth' of Adiposes and to track them.
[[Category:The Doctor's items]]
[[Category:Tracking devices]]
[[Category:Devices]]

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The parthenogenesis detector was a Y-shaped device used by the Tenth Doctor when investigating Adipose Industries on Earth in 2009. It alerted him to the occurrence and location of Adipose when they were born via parthenogenesis. (TV: Partners in Crime)