Simbiogènesi (Star Trek: Voyager) (Catalan Wikipedia)

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  • Ramachandran, Murali «Kripkean Counterpart Theory». Polish Journal of Philosophy. Jagiellonian University [Kraków], vol. II, 2, 2008, p. 89–106. DOI: 10.5840/pjphil20082221.

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  • Hoffman, Jordan. «Tuvix will never die». Polygon, 23-07-2021. Arxivat de l'original el 2022-03-18. [Consulta: 9 abril 2022]. «How an ethical debate and endless memes keep Star Trek's most infamous one-shot character in the conversation»

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  • «Tuvix». Star Trek (Official Site). CBS. Arxivat de l'original el 2019-11-09. [Consulta: 9 abril 2022].
  • «Star Trek: Voyager». Star Trek (Official Site). CBS. Arxivat de l'original el 2010-10-20. [Consulta: 26 octubre 2010].

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  • Kutzera, Dale (November 1996). «Voyager Episode Guide». Cinefantastique 28 (4/5) (United States: Frederick S. Clarke): 105–106. ISSN 0145-6032.
  • Anders, Lou (October 1996). «Two Heads are Better Than One». A: Freeman, John. STAR TREK: The Official Monthly Magazine 1 (20) (London: Titan Magazines): 58–59. ISSN 1357-3888. «Tom Wright Talks to Lou Anders About Creating Lieutenant Tuvix»
  • Kaplan, Anna L. (November 1996). «Holographic Doctor». Cinefantastique 28 (4/5) (United States: Frederick S. Clarke): 95–98. ISSN 0145-6032. «Robert Picardo has made Doc Zimmerman the show's most popular and entertaining character.»
  • Nemecek, Larry (June 1996). «Episode Check». A: Freeman, John. STAR TREK: The Official Monthly Magazine 1 (16) (London: Titan Magazines): 14. ISSN 1357-3888.
  • Kutzera, Dale (November 1996). «Star Trek Voyager». Cinefantastique 28 (4/5) (United States: Frederick S. Clarke): 75–80. ISSN 0145-6032. «Michael Piller gave the writing staff a much needed shake-up during second season.»
  • Florence, Bill (September 1997). «Tom Wright». A: McDonnell, David. The Official Star Trek Voyager Magazine (13) (New York: Starlog Group, Inc.): 44–47. ISSN 1079-3658.
  • Florence, Bill (February 1998). «Cliff Bole: Director». A: McDonnell, David. The Official Star Trek Voyager Magazine (15) (New York: Starlog Group, Inc.): 32–35. ISSN 1079-3658.
  • Spelling, Ian (October 1996). «Jam Session». A: McDonnell, David. Starlog (231) (New York: The Brooklyn Company, Inc.): 48–53. ISSN 0191-4626. «Join the entire Voyager cast, Starfleet gals, Maquis guys & all sorts of aliens, just sitting around talking.»
  • Spelling, Ian (February 1997). «Robert Picardo: The Doctor». A: McDonnell, David. The Official Star Trek Voyager Magazine (10) (New York: Starlog Group, Inc.): 10–15. ISSN 1079-3658.
  • Spelling, Ian (June 1997). «A Talaxian's Trials». A: Curtis, Darryl. STAR TREK: The Official Monthly Magazine 1 (28) (London: Titan Magazines): 60–62. ISSN 1357-3888. «With Fair Trade seeing Neelix's character moving in a different direction, Ethan Phillips talks to Ian Spelling about recent developments in his character.»
  • McMillan, Graeme (2015-05-27). «WIRED Binge-Watching Guide: Star Trek: Voyager». Wired. ISSN 1078-3148. OCLC 24479723. Arxivat de l'original el 2015-05-28. «If space was the final frontier, the thinking behind 'Star Trek: Voyager' goes, then a wholly-unexplored region of space must be the most final-est frontier of all.»

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