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* Noted historical event in the spread of humanoid-form intelligent life in the space straddling the [[Alpha Quadrant|Alpha]]/[[Beta Quadrant]] border, including most [[Federation]] known space (TOS Novel: ''Ex Machina''; TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | * Noted historical event in the spread of humanoid-form intelligent life in the space straddling the [[Alpha Quadrant|Alpha]]/[[Beta Quadrant]] border, including most [[Federation]] known space (TOS Novel: ''Ex Machina''; TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | ||
* Following the collapse of the [[Arret Empire]], the two dominant species either regressed and rebuilt civilization on former constituent worlds or spread out across space, seeding development of many modern [[Human]]- or [[Vulcan (species)|Vulcan]]-form species known in the modern era (TOS Novel: ''Ex Machina''; TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | * Following the collapse of the [[Arret Empire]], the two dominant species either regressed and rebuilt civilization on former constituent worlds or spread out across space, seeding development of many modern [[Human]]- or [[Vulcan (species)|Vulcan]]-form species known in the modern era (TOS Novel: ''Ex Machina''; TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | ||
* All known Vulcanoid species, including Vulcans (and their cousins, the [[Romulan]]s), [[Zami]] Rigelians, and [[Minkaran]]s, are known to have descended from the Sargonian | * All known Vulcanoid species, including Vulcans (and their cousins, the [[Romulan]]s), [[Zami]] Rigelians, and [[Minkaran]]s, are known to have descended from the [[Sargonian]]s (TOS Novel: ''Ex Machina''; TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | ||
* Many Human-form species are suspected, but not confirmed, to have originated from this diaspora (TOS Novel: ''Ex Machina''; TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | * Many Human-form species are suspected, but not confirmed, to have originated from this diaspora (TOS Novel: ''Ex Machina''; TNG Novel: ''The Buried Age'') | ||
** Suspected Human-form descendants | ** Suspected Human-form descendants | ||
*** [[ | *** [[Betan]] | ||
*** [[Betazoid]] | |||
*** [[Deltan]] | |||
*** [[Ekosian]] | *** [[Ekosian]] | ||
*** [[Elasian]] | *** [[Elasian]] | ||
*** [[Eminian]] | |||
*** [[Fabrini]] | *** [[Fabrini]] | ||
**** [[Lorini]] | **** [[Lorini]] | ||
*** [[Halkan]] | |||
*** [[Iotian]] | *** [[Iotian]] | ||
*** [[Omegan]] | *** [[Omegan]] | ||
*** [[Platonian]] | *** [[Platonian]] | ||
** Humans themselves are notably confirmed ''not'' to have originated from the Sargonian diaspora, given their clear genetic connections to [[Earth]] | ** Humans themselves are notably confirmed ''not'' to have originated from the Sargonian diaspora, given their clear genetic connections to [[Earth]] (TOS: "Return to Tomorrow") | ||
[[Category:Biology]] | [[Category:Biology]] | ||
[[Category:History]] | [[Category:History]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:30, 1 January 2022
- Noted historical event in the spread of humanoid-form intelligent life in the space straddling the Alpha/Beta Quadrant border, including most Federation known space (TOS Novel: Ex Machina; TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
- Following the collapse of the Arret Empire, the two dominant species either regressed and rebuilt civilization on former constituent worlds or spread out across space, seeding development of many modern Human- or Vulcan-form species known in the modern era (TOS Novel: Ex Machina; TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
- All known Vulcanoid species, including Vulcans (and their cousins, the Romulans), Zami Rigelians, and Minkarans, are known to have descended from the Sargonians (TOS Novel: Ex Machina; TNG Novel: The Buried Age)
- Many Human-form species are suspected, but not confirmed, to have originated from this diaspora (TOS Novel: Ex Machina; TNG Novel: The Buried Age)