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[[Image:Gargates.jpg|thumb|350px|A young beast and an elder gargoyle. The two extant gargate species.]] | [[Image:Gargates.jpg|thumb|350px|A young beast and an elder gargoyle. The two extant gargate species.]] | ||
| − | '''Gargates''' are a class of | + | '''Gargates''' are a class of species best known for the process of [[stone sleep]]. The only two species still in existence are [[gargoyles]] and [[gargoyle beasts]]. The term "gargate" was first coined by [[Anton Sevarius|Dr. Anton Sevarius]]. [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=10959] |
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Revision as of 21:52, 28 June 2014
Gargates are a class of species best known for the process of stone sleep. The only two species still in existence are gargoyles and gargoyle beasts. The term "gargate" was first coined by Dr. Anton Sevarius. [1]
History
The exact origins of gargates lie so far back in the mists of time that we have no certain details as to how they came about. However, what evidence we have suggests that they are descended from reptiles of the Paleozoic or Mesozoic Eras, possibly pterosaurs or the "mammal-like reptiles." They first originated on Earth's super-continent of Pangaea.[2] It is certain, at the least, that they are native to this world rather than extra-terrestrials, and that they arose through the same natural causes as mammals, rather than being the creation of magic.
Production Background
The term "gargate" was invented by Greg Weisman many years ago and has been widely used by him and the fans, it even was mentioned on a DVD commentary. However the term was never used in the Gargoyles Universe until Sevarius said it in "Louse".
