Early works from the late Professor Dogbert in 528 A.S theorised that the alien material was in fact one giant neural network, which we now know to be an understandable mistake, and that the incomplete conduits detailed in his models (figure 2) indicate a complicated form of nervous system which transfers massive amounts of energy and is involved in its conversion as detailed in the Czepenka paper (642).

Czepenka lead us on to further inquiries and a dedicated group for study of the alien nervous system. Of course they found that Dogberts mistake was in the nature of the discovery of complex encoded information amidst the nervous impulses transmitted along the creatures C.N.S. The division also went on to outline the 'brain' cluster of nervous and circulatory vessels surrounding the, more centralised, cardiac organ.

Surprisingly Carbon dating is far more accurate and falls within a narrower band with such specimens, rather than the results of larger nomads varying wildly. Depending on time of infection, it is also possible to extract biological fluid data which has been absorbed from the host. We found that, generally, this species were far younger than the Larger nomads. This, coupled with Ballards findings, supports the frightening view of controlled adaptation and evolution within mere decades. *record interrupt...*

Subject 8 began rapid deterioration after two hours. Parasite was observed to reject its damaged host and proceeded to infect the control group subject. The parasite proper was observed to carry many smaller, non-mamalian, blastocyst-type embryonic packages. Tendril like nerves trailed from the body, coloured and slick with fluids from the deceased host.

The nucleus contained the same tightly packed, signature, purine-base heavy double-stranded D.N.A, as well as the same basic configuration of 'brain' cluster surrounding the cardiac-organ.
Through on-site exploratory surgeries the effects and use of novel nucleic acid analogues within the nucleus was found to expand the potential for genetic coding to beyond known G'€“C'€“A'€“T configurations. It should be noted that this evidence supports the controversial view of the aliens ability to change physically. Previously believed to be redundant proteins were revealed to be related to polymerase functions concerned with encoding, and R.N.A reproduction.

Once we cut through this epithelial layer, we find the denser mesodermal layer, filled with not only the fluid matrixes found in larger specimens, but what appear to be vestiges of the solar conduction organ amidst protein components. These components process organic carbon and enable further controlled interaction with the hosts biochemistry, the majority of the creatures metabolic activity is contained within this layer. Obviously the lack of photosynthesis in this class of nomad is another reason why it should be classified as a separate genus of the species."