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The '''Sharers''' are an [[all-female]] race of [[genetically engineered humans]] that reproduces by [[parthenogenesis]]. They live on the ocean planet [[Shora]]. The Sharers have a type of eco-tech, where they control a well balanced ecosystem that provides for their needs. Unlike much SF ecology this one has tons | The '''Sharers''' are an [[all-female]] race of [[genetically engineered humans]] that reproduces by [[parthenogenesis]]. They live on the ocean planet [[Shora]]. The Sharers have a type of eco-tech, where they control a well balanced ecosystem that provides for their needs. Unlike much SF ecology this one has tons of species, with many kinds of interactions. | ||
[[Joan Slonczewski]]'s ''[[A Door into Ocean]]''. | [[Joan Slonczewski]]'s ''[[A Door into Ocean]]''. | ||
[[Category:Fictional species and kinds]] | [[Category:Fictional species and kinds]] | ||
[[Category:Joan Slonczewski]] | [[Category:Joan Slonczewski]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:12, 24 August 2010
The Sharers are an all-female race of genetically engineered humans that reproduces by parthenogenesis. They live on the ocean planet Shora. The Sharers have a type of eco-tech, where they control a well balanced ecosystem that provides for their needs. Unlike much SF ecology this one has tons of species, with many kinds of interactions. Joan Slonczewski's A Door into Ocean.