Homo Transformans - Ames, Mary Elizabeth
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This story describes a new species of human, Homo transformans, and conflicts that arise from their ability to transform into different animal species including apex predators. Gene functions and the (imaginary) genetics of transformation support an innovative story of how some Homo sapiens became Homo transformans. The narrative describes the clash between morally corrupt organizations that use the capabilities of H. transformans to achieve dominance and the groups that defend and support them. Two factions emerge to determine the fate of the new species. In the end, the species defenders must face their mortal enemy in a battle they cannot win.…mehr

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This story describes a new species of human, Homo transformans, and conflicts that arise from their ability to transform into different animal species including apex predators. Gene functions and the (imaginary) genetics of transformation support an innovative story of how some Homo sapiens became Homo transformans. The narrative describes the clash between morally corrupt organizations that use the capabilities of H. transformans to achieve dominance and the groups that defend and support them. Two factions emerge to determine the fate of the new species. In the end, the species defenders must face their mortal enemy in a battle they cannot win.
Autorenporträt
Mary Elizabeth Ames penned Homo transformans: The Origin and Nature of the Species and H'Ilgraith, both of which won award as a Finalist in the Fantasy: Epic/High Fantasy category of the American Fiction Awards in 2019 and 2020, respectively. Raephela continues the saga of Homo transformans wherein society is again threatened by a malevolent organization. Ms. Ames has a Master of Science degree in biology. She incorporates the science of biology and genetics into her narratives to imbue a sense of realism into the story and to provide an understanding of how genes function, especially in Homo sapiens.