See theriotype on Wiktionary
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"text": "Therians reported experiencing the sensation of \"phantom limbs\"—being able to feel a body part associated with their \"theriotype,” such as a tail, wings, or claws. They also reported “mental shifts”—distinct periods where their thoughts, feelings, and sensory perceptions felt closer to that of their theriotype.",
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