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The '''Kali body''' comprises the entire structure of a Kali being. Like other sapient species, the kali body is comprised of many different types of [[W:Cell (biology)|cells]], which together comprise [[W:Tissue (biology)|tissues]], [[W:Organ (biology)|organs]], and [[W:Organ system|organ systems]]. It ensures the continued living of a Kali and [[W:Homeostatis|homeostasis]] within itself.
The '''Kali body''' comprises the entire structure of a Kali being. Like other sapient species, the kali body is comprised of types of [[W:Cell (biology)|cells]], which together comprise [[W:Tissue (biology)|tissues]], [[W:Organ (biology)|organs]], and [[W:Organ system|organ systems]]. It ensures the continued living of a Kali and [[W:Homeostatis|homeostasis]] within itself. The kali body, like the Qoxonit body, is differentiated from other sapient species by the prescence of [[W:Scale (zoology)|scales]] along the front of the torso - usually continuing down to the thighs and ending at the groin, the wide amount of colorations a kali body can have, and a large vestigial tail.
 
== Composition ==
 
=== Organs ===
The organs of a Kali sit mostly within the body, saving the skin and reproductive organs. Many reside within cavities within the body.
 
=== Systems ===
 
=== Tissues ===
 
=== Cells ===
 
== Anatomy ==
Although superficially appearing somewhat similar to other sapient species - e.g. Qoxonits, Humans, and Kaneeds, the internal anatomy of kalis are differ significantly from other sapient species, whilst still generally accomplishing the same tasks and needs.
 
== Development and Aging ==
 
== Physiology ==
 
== Society and Culture ==