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The '''Trion''' are a race of [[humanoid]]s from [[Trion (Planet)|Trion]]. They look identical to [[human]]s and can survive in similar conditions. | The '''Trion''' are a race of [[humanoid]]s from [[Trion (Planet)|Trion]]. They look identical to [[human]]s and can survive in similar conditions. | ||
:''Since the nurse at [[Turlough]]'s school had no problem when examining [[Turlough]], that would imply that Trions have similar, if not identical, internal structure to [[human]]s.'' ([[DW]]: ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]'') | :''Since the nurse at [[Turlough]]'s school had no problem when examining [[Turlough]], that would imply that Trions have similar, if not identical, internal structure to [[human]]s.'' ([[DW]]: ''[[Mawdryn Undead]]'') ''Based on [[Turlough]]'s comments, he may be older then he looks, implying a different aging rate.'' ([[DW]]: ''[[Terminus (TV story)|Terminus]]'') | ||
Following a civil war on [[Trion (Planet)|Trion]], the losing side and their families were sent to various other [[planet]]s, such as [[Earth]] (though this practice was later abandoned). | Following a civil war on [[Trion (Planet)|Trion]], the losing side and their families were sent to various other [[planet]]s, such as [[Earth]] (though this practice was later abandoned). | ||
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Turlough, a Trion political prisoner.
The Trion are a race of humanoids from Trion. They look identical to humans and can survive in similar conditions.
- Since the nurse at Turlough's school had no problem when examining Turlough, that would imply that Trions have similar, if not identical, internal structure to humans. (DW: Mawdryn Undead) Based on Turlough's comments, he may be older then he looks, implying a different aging rate. (DW: Terminus)
Following a civil war on Trion, the losing side and their families were sent to various other planets, such as Earth (though this practice was later abandoned).
