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    Tiburonese?

    Hi.

    I just got the Starfleet Manual, which includes the Tiburonese.

    Now I wonder, where this species did appear in Star Trek.

    Any ideas?

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    Well, in the ep "The Savage Curtain" the Exclabian mentioned Zora who experimented on the people of Tiburon. Whether she was from Tiburon is open for debate.

    Dr. Sevrin I believe was from Tiburon. "The Way to Eden."

    Beyond the occassional name dropping, I think those are the only official mentionings of Tiburon.

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    Dr Sevrin in the TOS episode 'The Way To Eden' and a crewmember in a DS9 episode ('The Ship' IIRC) were both Tiburonese.
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    That is correct. Being their physical peculiarities an elongated ear lobe and their baldness (at least on the two males we have seen).
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    Wasn't the merchant captain McCoy attempted to book passage with in Star Trek III supposed to Tiburonese?
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    Wasn't the merchant captain McCoy attempted to book passage with in Star Trek III supposed to Tiburonese?

    --Sea Tyger
    I don't think that characters species was ever identified. I did see one webpage that called him a genetically pure Arcturian (produced without cloning).

    A fan based idea sure, but rather a neat idea I thought. On the one had you could have the sexually produced Arcturians, such as the merchant captain from ST:III. On the other you have the clone Arcturians who have lost their distictive uncloned looks due to loss of integrity of the cloned cells. . .the copy of a copy agrument. I always thought that would make a good backstory for an adventure, but never did anything with it.
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