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The '''Apalapucians''' were the inhabitants of [[Apalapucia]].
The '''Appalapachians''' were the inhabitants of [[Apalapucia]].


== Biology ==
== Biology ==
The Apalapucians looked somewhat similar to [[human]]s. They had a [[binary vascular system]], leaving them susceptible to the disease [[Chen-7]]. There were other biological differences from humans; though Apalapucian [[anaesthetic]]s would work on humans, some of their other medicines could be fatal. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Waited]]'')
The Appalapachians looked somewhat similar to [[human]]s. They had a [[binary vascular system]], leaving them susceptible to the disease [[Chen-7]]. There were other biological differences from humans; though Appalapachian [[anaesthetic]]s would work on humans, some of their other medicines could be fatal. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Waited]]'')


== Culture ==
== Culture ==
The Apalapucians were cultural scavengers, known for their habit of taking ideas from other species. The [[Two Streams Facility|Two Streams]] facility was filled with [[alien]] artwork and even copies of entire locations. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Waited]]'')
The Appalapachians were cultural scavengers, known for their habit of taking ideas from other species. The [[Two Streams Facility|Two Streams]] facility was filled with [[alien]] artwork and even copies of entire locations. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Waited]]'')


== Technology ==
== Technology ==
The Apalapucians built the [[Two Streams Facility|Two Streams]] kindness facility. It used temporal technology to selectively manipulate the flow of time, allowing patients to live out years in a day. Each patient was kept in a different [[time stream]]; they could occupy the same [[space]] and never encounter each other. The Two Streams facility also had technology like [[teleport]]ers for transportation, an [[interface]] to help the patients and [[Handbot]]s for aid. These would not work within a given timestream. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Waited]]'')
The Appalapachians built the [[Two Streams Facility|Two Streams]] kindness facility. It used temporal technology to selectively manipulate the flow of time, allowing patients to live out years in a day. Each patient was kept in a different [[time stream]]; they could occupy the same [[space]] and never encounter each other. The Two Streams facility also had technology like [[teleport]]ers for transportation, an [[interface]] to help the patients and [[Handbot]]s for aid. These would not work within a given timestream. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Waited]]'')


== History ==
== History ==
The Apalapucians suffered an outbreak of the [[Chen-7]] plague, which would kill in a day. They created the [[Two Streams Facility|Two Streams]] facility so that the infected would be kept quarantined but could still have long lives. When the [[Eleventh Doctor]], [[Rory Williams]] and [[Amy Pond]] came to [[Apalapucia]], they landed in the Two Streams facility and Amy was accidentally trapped there for thirty-six years. They were able to reverse the timeline and save her at a point before that timestream had occurred. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Waited]]'')
The Appalapachians suffered an outbreak of the [[Chen-7]] plague, which would kill in a day. They created the [[Two Streams Facility|Two Streams]] facility so that the infected would be kept quarantined but could still have long lives. When the [[Eleventh Doctor]], [[Rory Williams]] and [[Amy Pond]] came to Appalapachia, they landed in the Two Streams facility and Amy was accidentally trapped there for thirty-six years. They were able to reverse the timeline and save her at a point before that timestream had occurred. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Waited]]'')


[[Category:Time-travelling species]]
[[Category:Time-travelling species]]
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