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'''Salik''' is the senior life-sciences officer on ''{{TOS|Galactica}}''. | '''Salik''' is the senior life-sciences officer on ''{{TOS|Galactica}}''. | ||
Following the [[Battle of Cimtar]], he becomes responsible for {{alt|The Fleet|TOS|Fleet}}-wide health concerns alongside his staff, including {{alt|Cassiopeia}}. | Following the [[Battle of Cimtar]], he becomes responsible for {{alt|The Fleet|TOS|Fleet}}-wide health concerns alongside his staff, including {{alt|Cassiopeia}} and [[Madusa]]. | ||
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After entering a manufactured universe of {{alt|Iblis}}' design, an injured {{alt|Adama|TOS}} is remanded to Salik's care and is puzzled at Adama's high brain activity while being summarily unconscious ({{comics|vol3|1}}). He is further dubious at {{alt|Apollo|TOS}}'s claims of being able to assist his father via the use of mental powers, despite its later success in allowing Adama to recover ({{comics|vol3|4}}). | After entering a manufactured universe of {{alt|Iblis}}' design, an injured {{alt|Adama|TOS}} is remanded to Salik's care and is puzzled at Adama's high brain activity while being summarily unconscious ({{comics|vol3|1}}). He is further dubious at {{alt|Apollo|TOS}}'s claims of being able to assist his father via the use of mental powers, despite its later success in allowing Adama to recover ({{comics|vol3|4}}). | ||
{{tabnav|characters|comics=vol2|comics2=vol3}} | Salik remains ''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s senior life-sciences officer a decade into her exodus, including the ongoing care of [[Xam]] ({{comics|doa|1}}) and in Apollo's recovery [[Rescue of Apollo|after his unsanctioned rescue]] from the [[super basestar]] ({{comics|doa|4}}). | ||
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Salik as seen in the Dynamite Entertainment comics. | ||
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Salik in the primary continuity | ||
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Salik is the senior life-sciences officer on Galactica.
Following the Battle of Cimtar, he becomes responsible for Fleet-wide health concerns alongside his staff, including Cassiopeia and Madusa.
After Starbuck and Apollo bring Xam to Dr. Salik, Salik discovers that the surge in the launch bay activated Xam's psionic abilities, which have grown due to the energy of the storm zone the Fleet enters to avoid the Cylons. Salik is also present when Xam uses his newly discovered skills to project an overwhelming force of Colonial battlestars, thus allowing the Fleet to escape unimpeded (Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 #9).
After entering a manufactured universe of Iblis' design, an injured Adama is remanded to Salik's care and is puzzled at Adama's high brain activity while being summarily unconscious (Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 3 #1). He is further dubious at Apollo's claims of being able to assist his father via the use of mental powers, despite its later success in allowing Adama to recover (Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 3 #4).
Salik remains Galactica's senior life-sciences officer a decade into her exodus, including the ongoing care of Xam (Battlestar Galactica: Death of Apollo #1) and in Apollo's recovery after his unsanctioned rescue from the super basestar (Battlestar Galactica: Death of Apollo #4).
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