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BeingKind A Brave New Race by Linda G Palma

Excerpts from BeingKind  - A Brave New Race:
"Ammonis Cornua," Professor John reviewed to all. "Sutures follow through the coiled shape. This form resembles the horns of our mountain goats which may infer that we are related." Professor John nodded to all as though convincing us to agree with him. "Consider the backbone from when you are genetically determined. You are curled before you straighten your back to evolve into a being!  At one point the backbone appears to be absorbed enabling us to walk upright."

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