Devlikks were an avian species native to the planet Ord Radama. They had long necks, shoulders covered in green feathers, a small green tail, and oddly-shaped heads.
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Bardottan
Bardottans were a sentient species of thin reptiles. Their lower legs bent backwards and ended in three-toed feet; their short forearms ended in three fingers and a thumb.
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Asogians, also known as Children of the Green Planet and Brodo Asogians, were peaceful, puddle-footed humanoids native to Brodo Asogi in the Asogi system. Fully adapted to a civilized, high-technology lifestyle, Asogians were found galaxy-wide at all levels of society, most notably as scientists, explorers, intellectuals, consultants, and musicians.
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Quara were an Aqualish subspecies hailing from the planet Ando. Like the Ualaq subspecies, the Quara evolved from the baseline Aquala species.
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Zeltrons were a near-Human species, made physically distinctive by their skin which came in different shades of red ranging from light pink to deep red, and hair which could be red or blue.
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The Vashans were sentient insectoids indigenous to Vasha. The Vashans had a centaur-like structure, with their thin torso emerging from a wide base with four short legs.
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The Tirrith were an energy-based species of hive-minded sentients indigenous to Beheboth.
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The Talid were a sentient species that were indigenous to the planet of Ando Prime. Ten-Abu Donba was a Talid.
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The Sharu were an ancient humanoid species that built the colossal plastic pyramids on the worlds of the Rafa system and the Mindharp of Sharu. The Mindharp was a strange object that constantly changed form as it shifted through dimensions.
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The S’kytri were a sentient species of winged humanoids indigenous to the planet of Skye, also known to the Galactic Empire as Marat V. They were normally tall, muscular and thin, which is why they were regarded as one of the most beautiful species in the galaxy.
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