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| + | [[File:Nuria.jpg|thumb|A Mintakan, a proto-Vulcan humanoid.]] |
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| − | A '''proto-Vulcan humanoid''' |
+ | A '''proto-Vulcan humanoid''' was a [[humanoid]] [[species]] which showed traits of early [[Vulcan]]s. |
| − | In [[2366]], Doctor [[Barron]]'s preliminary reports indicated that the [[Mintakan]]s were proto-Vulcan humanoids at the [[Bronze Age]] level. This meant that they were quite peaceful and highly logical. ({{TNG|Who Watches The Watchers}}) |
+ | In [[2366]], [[Doctor]] [[Barron]]'s preliminary reports indicated that the [[Mintakan]]s were proto-Vulcan humanoids at the [[Bronze Age]] level. This meant that they were quite peaceful and highly logical. ({{TNG|Who Watches The Watchers}}) |
| − | + | {{bginfo|Other Proto-Vulcan humanoids might include the [[Rigelian]]s, [[Reman]]s, [[Halanan]]s, and [[Sargon's species]]. Vulcans and their offshoots ([[Romulan]]s and [[Debrune]]) are likely still considered Vulcan humanoids themselves. These species were often referred to as "Vulcanoid" in non-canon works such as the ''[[Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual]]'', ''[[Death's Angel]]'', and ''[[Vulcan's Heart]]''.}} |
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===See also=== |
===See also=== |
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* [[Proto-Vulcan]] |
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Revision as of 22:45, 19 July 2014
A Mintakan, a proto-Vulcan humanoid.
A proto-Vulcan humanoid was a humanoid species which showed traits of early Vulcans.
In 2366, Doctor Barron's preliminary reports indicated that the Mintakans were proto-Vulcan humanoids at the Bronze Age level. This meant that they were quite peaceful and highly logical. (TNG: "Who Watches The Watchers")
Other Proto-Vulcan humanoids might include the Rigelians, Remans, Halanans, and Sargon's species. Vulcans and their offshoots (Romulans and Debrune) are likely still considered Vulcan humanoids themselves. These species were often referred to as "Vulcanoid" in non-canon works such as the Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual, Death's Angel, and Vulcan's Heart.