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  • Coalescent organism
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  • When Kahless the Unforgettable was reported to have returned at Boreth in 2369, Beverly Crusher speculated, among other scientific explanations, that he might be a coalescent organism. (TNG: "Rightful Heir" ) Uhnari was able to escape the creature and injure it before fleeing the station via a shuttlecraft, leaving the creature to coalesce with Maura, which would later attack and attempt to absorb Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge. Geordi was forced to destroy the creature in self-defense. (TNG: "Aquiel" )
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  • When Kahless the Unforgettable was reported to have returned at Boreth in 2369, Beverly Crusher speculated, among other scientific explanations, that he might be a coalescent organism. (TNG: "Rightful Heir" ) Few such organisms are known to exist due to their need to frequently absorb a subject (and therefore change form) in order to survive (with smaller coalescent organisms, this is only a matter of seconds). A substantially larger coalescent organism had killed and absorbed Starfleet officer Keith Rocha in 2369, while he was on a deep space mission in the Triona system shortly before he was to transfer to Relay Station 47. In Rocha's form, the creature transferred to Relay Station 47 and was able to assume his form for several weeks until it needed to absorb another organism. The only other two compatible organisms aboard Relay Station 47 were Aquiel Uhnari and her pet dog, Maura; the creature, still in the form of Rocha, attacked Uhnari, beginning the process of coalescence causing Uhnari to lose her short term memory. Uhnari was able to escape the creature and injure it before fleeing the station via a shuttlecraft, leaving the creature to coalesce with Maura, which would later attack and attempt to absorb Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge. Geordi was forced to destroy the creature in self-defense. (TNG: "Aquiel" )