Xamsters were a species of sentient reptiles who hailed from the Outer Rim planet Xagobah. Xamsters were characterized by their large ears, red or green eyes, and bicuspid beaks.
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Vulptereen
Vulptereens were a barrel-shaped sentient species with shovel-like mouths from the planet of Vulpter. They had six tusks protruding outward from their snouts, a feeler on their snout, and two pointed ears on top.
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Veknoids were a sentient species that were distinguishable by their large under-bites, sharp teeth, slender tails, and fleshy ears that were positioned on the tops of their heads.
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The Ualaq were an Aqualish subspecies hailing from the planet Ando. Like the Quara subspecies, the Ualaq evolved from the baseline Aquala species and preferred living on land instead of in the water.
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Originating from planet Patrolia, Patrolians are a highly intelligent fish-like species.
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The Triffians were a species of sentient humanoids characterized by furry bodies and large, triangle-shaped appendages, called thermoregulator flaps, that protruded from the shoulders and helped regulate body temperature.
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The Toong were a sentient species of bipeds with a unique appearance that were native to the planet Tund. They possessed long legs and arms, several skin colors, and a large head located where the torso would normally be in humanoids.
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Sy Myrthians were a species of apparently mammalian gastropods, moving on one large “foot” (similar to the Hutts). They were covered in short fur and had elongated heads.
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Sneevels were a fur-covered sentient species. Boles Roor was a Sneevel Podracer pilot from the world of Sneeve who competed in at least three Boonta Eve Classic Podraces, two of which the pilot had won.
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Quermians were a willowy humanoid garden sentient species that had pasty white skin and red eyes, which were located in a bulbous head with a small mouth that was located on top of a craning neck.
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