I should not have known what might take hold of the other end, whether Proteus or another.

And again their two heads turned together to look at Proteus.

That, of course, was what had happened in the Proteus world's history.

But if that were true, then how could some other world's past have a Proteus team in it?

Whatever part of the world this was, Proteus could not remember ever seeing it before.

If not, then some high power had sent him, Proteus, a personal vision.

To what other humans saw when they looked at the man called Proteus.

The struggle had taken longer than Proteus at first thought it would.

Even in his own ears it did not sound much like the voice of Proteus.

And Proteus could see in her face that she remembered very little more.

Their computer was still linked to the one on board the Proteus.

It was, thought Proteus, as if he were determined not to allow himself time to think.

The handful of men with Proteus had little to say, to him or to each other.

Despite this, Proteus was not fortunate enough to have a happy life.

The story was not too different from the way that Proteus remembered the events.

Toni told Proteus to put a name to the face.

She tells them that Proteus was responsible not her father.

"Here they come," someone said, and Proteus turned to look.

Again Proteus could feel flashes of memory coming and going.

No, thought Proteus, he's not going to give it up that easily.

So, how much had you figured out by the time Proteus was organized?

"Good to see you on the job," said the whisper behind Proteus.

If anything the figure now seemed a little smaller than Proteus had thought it when at a greater distance.

"Proteus is your name," the woman said, still going down, not looking back.

I doubt he knows that Proteus gave me lessons years ago.

It is also home to some cave snails and the olm.

Controlled experiments have shown that an olm can survive up to 10 years without food.

However, the olm's skin retains the ability to produce melanin.

The Olm gave humans very advanced technology and the ability to create robots with artificial intelligence.

Its living relatives are the olm and the mudpuppies.

The Olm found the world populated with humans possessed of a steam-age technology.

The olm is an amazing vertebrate that lives underwater.

The olm's sensory system is also adapted to life in the subterranean aquatic environment.

Like some other lower vertebrates, the olm has the ability to register weak electric fields.

The olm is included in a Slovenian Red list of endangered species.

The olm is a symbol of Slovenian natural heritage.

Nearly eight percent of the time, OLM found the correct sequence within five minutes.

Some behavioral experiments suggest that the olm may be able to use Earth's magnetic field to orient itself.

The olm's embryonic development takes 140 days, after which it takes another 14 years to reach sexual maturity.

The olm is resistant to long-term starvation, an adaptation to its underground habitat.

Many species, such as the olm, have both lungs and gills as adults.

Orpheus was visited centuries ago by a cybernetic race called the Olm.

The benevolent Olm made massive changes, seeding the world with their own kind, before they departed.

The olm also has rudimentary lungs, but their role in respiration is only accessory.

Hunting or keeping a limited number of olm is allowed only under strictly controlled circumstances, determined by local authorities.

When that happened, the OLM switched quickly to its "feed mode."

The olm is capable of sensing very low concentrations of organic compounds in the water.

The olm is illegally taken by collectors.

The caves are also home to the endemic olm, the largest trogloditic amphibian in the world.

The most frequent behavioral problem, say Dr. Olm and others, involves the litter box.

It is related to the Olm (Proteus anguinus).

'The olfaction in Proteus anguinus'.

Olm (Proteus anguinus)

Slovenian practice example: Human Fish (Proteus anguinus)

Josephus Nicolaus Laurenti, though, was the first to briefly describe the olm in 1768 and give it the scientific name 'Proteus anguinus'.

The olm, or proteus (Proteus anguinus), is a blind amphibian endemic to the subterranean waters of caves of the Dinaric karst of Central and Southeastern Europe.

The Olm, or Proteus (Proteus anguinus) is an amphibian, native to the underground waters of the Dinaric karst that flow through the Soča river basin near Trieste in Italy, through to southern Slovenia, southwestern Croatia, and Herzegovina.