Difference between revisions of "Singer"

Singers possess four distinct sexes; male and female, which are capable of reproduction, and their neutered variants, '''malen''' and '''femalen'''.{{book ref|sa2|i|1}} Singers' sex will change from between male and malen, or female and femalen, as they change forms; the vast majority of forms isare either malen or femalen. As such, most singers are asexual the vast majority of the time.{{wob ref|3400}}{{wob ref|3388}} Singers are usually ofidentify as one of those four genders as well, though theresome existsidentify with a groupnon-binary identifyinggender asand asinger fifth,culture recognizes at least one non-binary gender.{{wob ref|11152}}

Despite those differences, singers and humans are capable of cross-breeding, with; the [[Herdazian]]s and [[Unkalaki]] beingare notable examples of human ethnicities with singer ancestry. TraitsThis inheritedancestry byis themthe includesource shell-chewingof teeth,the Herdazians' stone-like nails, as well as the Unkalaki's shell-chewing teeth and red hair,.{{wob asref|3922}}{{wob wellref|5782}} asAs a higher numberresult of asexualtheir peoplesinger inancestry, theirHerdazians societiesand Unkalaki are also more likely to identify as asexual.{{wob ref|39223400}} It's unknown whether there are currently any people with both human- and singer ancestry who identify as singers.