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The '''Saurians''' were a species of | {{Merge|Saurian (Lords of the Galaxy)|while there are differences in their descriptions, they are clearly ''meant'' to be the same species. Compare [[:File:Haxtl.png]] to the description in this article. In addition, the Saurians are described along with several other species from the ''[[The Dr Who Annual 1969]]'', so the intent is clear.}} | ||
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The '''Saurians''' were a species of sapient marsupials with white scales, elephantine ears, black oval eyes and a white, curved beak. Their homeworld was [[Sauron]]. The Saurians were members of the [[Galactic Federation]]. A Saurian athlete took part in the [[Olympics]] in [[3999]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Placebo Effect (novel)|Placebo Effect]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:43, 3 February 2024
This page should be merged.
It should be relocated at Saurian (Lords of the Galaxy) because while there are differences in their descriptions, they are clearly meant to be the same species. Compare File:Haxtl.png to the description in this article. In addition, the Saurians are described along with several other species from the The Dr Who Annual 1969, so the intent is clear.
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The Saurians were a species of sapient marsupials with white scales, elephantine ears, black oval eyes and a white, curved beak. Their homeworld was Sauron. The Saurians were members of the Galactic Federation. A Saurian athlete took part in the Olympics in 3999. (PROSE: Placebo Effect)
