Specimen 46-69 - Assessment

[Document created by Dr Mallaid Sheehy]

Subject Name: Dani E.

Gender: Hermaphroditic, female pronouns

Transformation severity: Extensive

Warnings for researchers/staff: Containment protocol Alpha 1

Description of Specimen: Specimen 46-69, Dani E., is a towering, muscular creature with the upper body of a woman as strong as she is voluptuous and a lower body that is reminiscent of a lizard or sauropod, as her legs are below the body as opposed to splayed out to the sides. Specimen's back feet are three-toed with two dew claws each, the front feet are much more dexterous, with longer claws, one of which is opposable and gives the Specimen something of clumsy hands.

Specimen's upper body presents as a rather standard human, if one puts aside the size and pronounced musculature, or the enormous mammaries and their prominent nipples. Dani E.'s face is the most obviously changed part, with large tusks rising from the corners of her mouth. Specimen's hair is long and lustrous, even though Dani is using neither shampoo nor conditioner, having to shower with a simple hose for hygiene. Which does not hamper her attractiveness in the slightest.

The only prominently male part that Dani has retained after her transformation is a shaft jutting from between her back legs that looks unproportionate even on her large body, easily as long as her sauropod half, tapering to a pointed tip and sporting a row of swollen nodules along the underside. Semen production is immense, even though Dani does not possess visible testicles (MRI is planned, search for a suitable large imager ongoing). Further tests that do not require MRI are being devised.

Dani is adjusting to her body quite well, as is the case with all heteromorphs (a term I now use for all changed individuals, as their bodies usually differ greatly from unaffected humans and eath other). Refer to Addendum 46-69a.

As is the case with most or all heteromorphs, Dani displays heightened libido and has no reservations to satisfy her urges, even in the presence of other individuals. Whether or not she is aware on the effect this has on others, namely the researcher responsible for her care, i.e. me, still needs to be verified. The artificial mare, usually used for semen extraction of lifestock, has served quite well in this regard, although it has suffered considerable wear at the creation of this document.