species:typyl

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 ===== Biology =====
-The Typyl are creatures that takes the form similar to a human being, having two eyes, a mouth, two arms and mostly having two legs. Typyl are smaller compared to humans. The average height for a Typyl is that only 75% of the average height of a female human being, which is 4'12" or 152.4 cm in height. Despite this, females tend to be much shorter than average.
+The Typyl are creatures that takes the form similar to a human being, having two eyes, a mouth, two arms and mostly having two legs. Typyl are smaller compared to humans. The average height for a Typyl is that only 75% of the average height of a female human being((In South Korea, 20+ of age, recorded at 2010. Set at 5'2" or 157.4 cm. [[http://sizekorea.kats.go.kr/|[1] ]][[wp>List_of_average_human_height_worldwide|[2] ]])), which is 3'10" or 118.05 cm in height. Despite this, females tend to be much shorter than average.
 <span important>For more information, check the detailed page of the Typyl listed below.</span>
 ==== Adaptability ====
 In addition to their human-like traits, they are able to adapt a mixture of qualities and traits from different species from several sources. These include:
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 When a Typyl has two or more noticeable distinct Typ-types, this typyl is considered to be a **Typyl Hybrid**, also known as a **Hy-type** //(plural: hy-typ; pronounced: hi-type)// in short.
-When classifying a naming scheme for the Hy-type, the first two distinct types are used in the name, first being the most dominant type followed by the next most dominant type coming after.\\ This results in the Hy-type's naming scheme: ''{primary}-{secondary} Hyp''
+When classifying a naming scheme for the Hy-type, the first two distinct types are used in the name, first being the most dominant type followed by the next most dominant type coming after.\\ This results in the Hy-type's naming scheme: ''{primary}-{secondary} Hy''
 === Typ-fam ===
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-<span danger>More information can be found through the [[typyl detailed|detailed Typyl]] Information page.</span>
+<span danger>More information can be found through the [[typyl detailed|Detailed Typyl Information]] page.</span>
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