Summary
Geneticist Dr. Albar Exar uses a transporter to split Spock into two halves: one fully Vulcan, one fully Human.
References
Characters
- Pavel Chekov • Albar Exar • James T. Kirk • Leonard McCoy • Montgomery Scott • Shona (Andorian) • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Nyota Uhura
- Referenced only
- Bonner the Stochastic • Sigmund Freud • God • Rudyard Kipling • Sarek • Solomon • Tyree
Starships and vehicles
Locations
- Alfa 177 • Earth • Fornax I • Fornax II • Geisha • Hell • Iota Ceti VI • Sector 5 • Starbase 10 • Tychos system • Tychos IV • Vulcan
Races and cultures
- Andorian • Android • Exar's species • Freudian • Human (Native American) • Iota Ceti VI natives • Orion • Vulcan
States and organizations
Other references
- Alfacite ore • Alfacite Energy Phenomenon • anemia • antimatter bomb • blood type • brandy • buckskin • communicator • genetic duplicator • hybrid twinning • lamb • phaser • pool • psychiatry • rat • Starfleet regulations • tape • "The Thousandth Man" • transporter • three-dimensional chess • tribble • wolf • worm • youbash
Chronology
- Stardate 6834.5
- Spock is separated into two beings. One is entirely Human, the other is Vulcan. (In-story)
- Stardate 5793.7
- Spock is returned to his normal state. (In-story)
Appendices
Referenced stories
TOS episode: "The Enemy Within"
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