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* The aquatic Lavellan species is named for the la-mhalan of Scottish folklore.
* The aquatic Lavellan species is named for the la-mhalan of Scottish folklore.
* The 'Lithian question' is a reference to James Blish’s 1958 novel ''A Case of Conscience'', which also features a Jesuit encountering a secular alien race.
* The 'Lithian question' is a reference to James Blish’s 1958 novel ''A Case of Conscience'', which also features a Jesuit encountering a secular alien race.
* Luke Duke's name comes from an episode of ''Father Ted''.
* Luke Duke's name comes from the {{wi|Father Ted}} episode "{{w|A Christmassy Ted}}".
* The word "alukah", meaning a vampiric shapeshifter, comes from the Book of Proverbs, though it's sometimes translated as "horse leech". "Ekimmu" comes from Sumerian mythology.
* The word "alukah", meaning a vampiric shapeshifter, comes from the Book of Proverbs, though it's sometimes translated as "horse leech". "Ekimmu" comes from Sumerian mythology.


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