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'''T'vao''' is an isolated continent on the [[Kig-Yar]] homeworld of [[Eayn]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Mortal Dictata]]''', ''page 63''</ref> The [[Skirmisher]]s can trace their ancestry there. Male Kig-Yar from T'vao had much heavier upper body plumage than other Kig-Yar. Females from T'vao had a ruff of feathers on their heads and necks instead of scales. [[Myur City]] is located on the continent.<ref>'''Halo: Mortal Dictata''', ''page 59''</ref>  
'''T'vao''' is an [[asteroid]] in the [[Y'Deio]] system and a [[Kig-Yar]] colony.<ref>'''[[Halopedia:Letter - Re:Mortal Dictata Question]]'''</ref><ref>'''[[Halo: Mortal Dictata]]''', ''page 63''</ref> The [[Skirmisher]]s can trace their ancestry there. The largely different environment and gravity on T'vao lead to the Skirmishers evolving much differently than other Kig-Yar. Male Kig-Yar from T'vao had much heavier upper body plumage than other Kig-Yar. Females from T'vao had a ruff of feathers on their heads and necks instead of scales. [[Myur City]] is located on the asteroid.<ref>'''Halo: Mortal Dictata''', ''page 59''</ref>  


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T'vao is an asteroid in the Y'Deio system and a Kig-Yar colony.[1][2] The Skirmishers can trace their ancestry there. The largely different environment and gravity on T'vao lead to the Skirmishers evolving much differently than other Kig-Yar. Male Kig-Yar from T'vao had much heavier upper body plumage than other Kig-Yar. Females from T'vao had a ruff of feathers on their heads and necks instead of scales. Myur City is located on the asteroid.[3]

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