As with the planets list, this list is based on the Star Trek : Encyclopedia but contains some small changes. I have removed those names which are proper names of individuals - for example the empathic 'Gem' from the original series episode "The Empath" has been deleted, as has Data's cat 'Spot'. Also gone are alternate names for species mentioned elsewhere on the list - the Encyclopedia list has an entry for "Ugly Bags Of Mostly Water", the Microbrain name for Humans, but this is redundant since Humans are mentioned under their own name. Finally, Borg species numbers have been moved from their own entries into the description of the individual species where we have names for those (Talaxians, Vulcans, Kazon).
After these changes the list has four hundred and fifty
seven species listed on it.
Name | Description | Series | Episode |
Acamarians | Humanoids from Acamar III | TNG | "The Vengeance Factor" |
Akritiri | Delta quadrant society who jailed people on space stations | VOY | "The Chute" |
Alcyones | People who destroyed the second to last Tarellian plague vessel | TNG | "Haven" |
Aldeans | Humanoids who inhabit the planet Aldea, long thought mythical | TNG | "When the Bough Breaks" |
Aldebarran Serpent | Reptilian life form with three heads | TNG | "Hide and Q" |
Algorian Mammoth | Large creature | DS9 | "The Wire" |
Allasomorph | Shape shifting sentient lifeform | TNG | "The Dauphin" |
Alvanian Cave Sloth | Creature well known for sleeping very soundly | DS9 | "The Sword of Kahless" |
Alvanian Spine Mite | Small creatures which live in the spines of other beings | DS9 | "The Begotten" |
Alverian Dung Beetle | Insect | DS9 | "Apocalypse Rising" |
Amoeba | Single celled life form up to many thousands of miles long | TOS | "The Immunity Syndrome" |
Amphibian | Any creature which can live on both land and water | TNG | "Genesis" |
Anaphasic life forms | Energy creature which lived within a candle flame | TNG | "Sub Rosa" |
Andorian Amoeba | Single celled life form native to Andoria | VOY | "Tuvix" |
Andorians | Sentient humanoids with blue skin, white hair and two antennae | TOS | "Journey to Babel" |
Angosians | Sentient humanoids who created "perfect" soldiers | TNG | "The Hunted" |
Antedeans | Sentient piscine life forms | TNG | "Manhunt" |
Anticans | Lupine sentients native to Antica | TNG | "Lonely Among Us" |
Apollo | Being once worshipped as a god on Earth | TOS | "Who Mourns For Adonis" |
Arachnid | Creature which Barclay de-evolved into | TNG | "Genesis" |
Arbazan | Federation member species | DS9 | "Forsaken |
Arbazon Vulture | A predatory bird | DS9 | "The Search Part II" |
Argellians | Sentient humanoids, native to Argelius II | TOS | "Wolf In The Fold" |
Argosian | Sentient species; Sisko once almost got into a fight with one | DS9 | "Dax" |
Argrathi | Humanoid society who are native to Argratha | DS9 | "Hard Time" |
Arkarian Water Fowl | Creature noted for its unusual mating habits | TNG | "Starship Mine" |
Armus | Being created when a species learned to transfer their negative feelings into a physical form | TNG | "Skin of Evil" |
Arritheans | Delta Quadrant species who engaged in trade with Voyager | VOY | "Revulsion" |
Australopithecine | Early hominid which Riker de-evolved into | TNG | "Genesis" |
Bacillus Spray | Creature used to attack grapevine parasites | TNG | "All Good Things" |
Bajoran Shrimp | Animal native to Bajor | DS9 | "You Are Cordially invited" |
Bajorans | Sentient humanoids native to the planet Bajor | TNG | "Ensign Ro" |
Ba'ku | Humanoid species who have almost eternal youth thanks to their planets rings | Star Trek : Insurrection | |
Balduk Warriors | Species known for their ferocity | TNG | "New Ground" |
Bandi | Humanoid species who built the Farpoint Starbase | TNG | "Encounter At Farpoint" |
Baneans | Sentient Delta Quadrant civilisation | VOY | "Ex Post Facto" |
Baneriam Hawk | Predatory bird | DS9 | "If Wishes Were horses" |
Bardakian Pronghorn Moose | Animal famed for its exceptionally loud call | TNG | "Unification" |
Barkonians | Humanoid species approximately equal in technology to Earth in the Renaissance | TNG | "Thine Own Self" |
Barolians | Humanoids who traded with Romulans | TNG | "Unification" |
Barrowbug | Insect native to Bajor | DS9 | "Ties Of Blood And Water" |
Barzans | Humanoid sentients who discovered the Barzan wormhole | TNG | "The Price" |
Bat | Flying rodent native to Terra. Similar animals are found on other planets | DS9 | "The Reckoning" |
Beauregard | Plant cared for by Sulu on the USS Enterprise | TOS | "The Man Trap" |
Belzoidian Flea | Creature familiar to Q | TNG | "Deja Q" |
Benthans | Delta Quadrant society who were testing a coaxial warp core | VOY | "Vis a Vis" |
Benzites | Sentient humanoids who live in caves | TNG | "Coming of Age" |
Berellians | Sentient species known as being poor engineers | TNG | "Redemption Part II" |
Berserker Cat | Felinoid known for its great courage | DS9 | "Let He Who Is Without Sin" |
Beta Runner Cloud | Sentient gaseous being which lived in deep space but was able to posses a Humanoid body | TNG | "Lonely Among Us" |
Beta XII-A Entity | Life form which fed on fear | TOS | "Day of the Dove" |
Betazoids | Telepathic humanoids native to Betazed; Federation members | TNG | "Haven" |
Bok-rat | Klingon rodent | DS9 | "Soldiers Of The Empire" |
Bolians | Sentient humanoids with blue skin | TNG | "Allegiance" |
B'omar | Delta Quadrant species who are paranoid about allowing others into their territory | VOY | "The Raven" |
Boraalans | Primitive inhabitants of Boraal II | TNG | "Homeward" |
Borg | Powerful species composed of cybernetic humanoids with linked minds | TNG | "Q Who?" |
Borgia Plant | Poisonous plant native to planet M-113 | TOS | "The Man Trap" |
Boslics | Sentient humanoid civilisation | DS9 | "Sons of Mogh" |
Botha | Delta Quadrant society | VOY | "Persistence of Vision" |
Breen | Mysterious species who allied with the Dominion during the war with the Alliance | TNG | "Hero Worship" |
Brekkians | Humanoid civilisation native to the planet Brekka | TNG | "Symbiosis" |
Bringloidi | Oirish Humans who colonised the planet Bringloid V | TNG | "Up The Long Ladder" |
Briori | Humanoid species native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "The 37's" |
Bunny Rabbit | Earth animal sometimes imagined in the shape of nebula clouds | TNG | "Imaginary Friend" |
Bynars | Humanoid species who have become highly dependant on computers | TNG | "11001001" |
Caatati | Humanoid civilisation largely assimilated by the Borg | VOY | "Day of Honor" |
Calamarain | Energy being which had a grudge against Q | TNG | "Deja Q" |
Caldonians | Large Humanoid species which attempted to buy the Barzan Wormhole | TNG | "The Price" |
Caldorian Eel | Animal which was once discovered on a junked spacecraft | TNG | "Unification, Part I" |
Camorites | Humanoid species native to Camor V | TNG | "Bloodlines" |
Capellans | Fierce but primitive warrior race | TOS | "Friday's Child" |
Cardassians | One of the Alpha Quadrants major powers | TNG | "The Wounded" |
Carnivorous Rastipod | Large Bajoran creature known for its clumsiness | DS9 | "Progress" |
Cat | Terran animal noted for its independence | TNG | "Data's Day" |
Cave-Rat | Cave dwelling animal | DS9 | "The Sword of Kahless" |
Ceti Eel | Sluglike creature which burrows into a persons ear | Star Trek II : The Wrath of Khan | |
Chalnoth | Lupine sentients native to Chalna | TNG | "Allegiance" |
Chameloid | Shape changing beings once thought to be mythical | Star Trek VI : The Undiscovered Country | |
Chrysallians | Species who attempted to buy the Barzan Wormhole | TNG | "The Price" |
Circassian Cat | Geordi LaForge owned one of these | TNG | "Violations" |
Coalescent Organism | Life form which could absorb other entities and assume their identity | TNG | "Aquiel" |
Colyus | Sentient holograms on Yadera II | DS9 | "Shadowplay" |
Companion | Energy being which was in love with Zephram Cochrane | TOS | "Metamorphosis" |
Conciousness Parasite | Noncorporeal lifeform which attacks a victim just before death | VOY | "Coda" |
Corvan Gilvos | Stick like animal which is now endangered | TNG | "New Ground" |
Cove Palm | Plant which is poisonous | TNG | "Brothers" |
Cravic | Now extinct Delta Quadrant species | VOY | "Prototype" |
Crystalline Entity | Large spacedwelling lifeform which can destroy life on a planetary scale | TNG | "Datalore" |
Crystilia | Flowering plant found on Tele-Marius III | TNG | "In Theory" |
Cyperon Cactus | Plant found in the E-D arboretum | TNG | "Genesis" |
Cypriprdium | Earth plant | VOY | "Tatoo" |
Cytherians | Advanced species which lives near the center of the galaxy | TNG | "The N'th Degree" |
Dachlyds | Picard mediated a dispute involving this species | TNG | "Captain's Holiday" |
Daliwakan | Humanoid species | VOY | "The Cloud" |
Dal'Rok | Mysterious creature which periodically threatens a Bajoran village | DS9 | "The Storyteller" |
Dalvin Hissing Beetle | Small beetle which hisses | TNG | "Parallels" |
D'Arsay | Ancient civilisation | TNG | "Masks" |
Debrune | Ancient offshoot of the Romulans | TNG | "Gambit, Part I" |
Degebian Mountain Goat | Animal known for its ability to climb | DS9 | "The Sword of Kahless" |
Deltans | Humanoid species | Star Trek : The Motion Picture | |
Demons | Life form composed of a metallic liquid containing Deuterium | VOY | "Demon" |
Denebian Slime Devil | Unpleasant creature once compared to James Kirk | TOS | "The Troubble With Tribbles" |
Denebians | Species who dealt with Harcourt Fenton Mudd | TOS | "I, Mudd" |
Denevan Neural Parasite | Large single celled organisms which spread from planet to planet causing mass insanity | TOS | "Operation : Annhilate!" |
Devidians | Parasitic species which fed off Human neural energy | TNG | "Time's Arrow, Part I" |
Dikironium Cloud Creature | Gaseous life form which feeds on Human blood | TOS | "Obsession" |
Diomedian Scarlet Moss | Plant | TNG | "Clues" |
Distortion ring Being | Mysterious entity(s) which inhabit a twisted region of space | VOY | "Twisted" |
Doosodarians | Ancient civilisation | TNG | "Interface" |
Doptarians | Distant relatives of the Ferengi | DS9 | "The Foresaken" |
Dosi | Species native to the Gamma Quadrant | DS9 | "Rules of Acquisition" |
Douwd | An immortal being of tricks and disguises; a Douwd rendered the Husnock extinct | TNG | "The Survivors" |
Drabidium Calimus | Plant similar to a Terran violet | TNG | "Rascals" |
Draco Lizards | Flying terran Lizard | TNG | "New Ground" |
Drathan Puppy Lig | Animal sometimes kept as a pet | DS9 | "Crossover" |
Drayans | Species native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Innocence" |
Dream Species | Delta Quadrant species whose consciousness existed only in sleep | VOY | "Waking Moments" |
Drella | Creature which sustains itself on the emotion of love | TOS | "Wolf in the Fold" |
Dryworm | Giant creature on Antos IV which can produce and use energy without harming itself | TOS | "Who Mourns For Adonis" |
Edo | A Humanoid species who have a primitive society on Rubicun III | TNG | "Justice" |
Edo God | A powerful being which cares for the Edo people | TNG | "Justice" |
Eel-birds | Creatures which feel an overwhelming urge to return to the place of their birth in order to reproduce | TOS | "Amok Time" |
Ekosians | Humanoid civilisation native to the planet Ekos | TOS | "Patterns of Force" |
Elasians | Warrior species from Elas | TOS | "Elaan of Troyus" |
El-Aurians | Civilisation of 'listeners' who were nearly wiped out by the Borg | Star Trek : Generations | |
Elaysians | Humanoid species whose planet has virtually no gravity | DS9 | "Melora" |
Ellora | Species conquered by the Son'a and used as a labour force | Star Trek : Insurrection | |
Emergent life form | Life form created by the Enterprise-D when it briefly attained sentience | TNG | "Emergence" |
Enarans | Species native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Remember" |
Ennis / Nol-Ennis | Two groups confined to a prison moon to fight for all time | DS9 | "Battle Lines" |
Entabans | Delta Quadrant species which was highly reluctant to permit ships to enter their space | VOY | "Vis a Vis" |
Entharans | Delta Quadrant species which relied heavily on trade with alien cultures | VOY | "Retrospect" |
Eryops | Extinct animal species, the last common ancestor of warm and cold blooded life on Earth | VOY | "Distant Origin" |
Etanian Order | Species native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Rise" |
Evora | Technologically advanced civilisation which was considered as a Federation protectorate shortly after achieving space flight | Star Trek : Insurrection | |
Excalbian | Intelligent rocks which conducted a study of good and evil | TOS | "The Savage Curtain" |
Exocomp | Artificial life forms | TNG | "The Quality of Life" |
Eymorg / Morg | The females and males of the same species who reside on Sigma Draconis VI | TOS | "Spock's Brain" |
Fabrini | Builders of the asteroid ship Yonada | VOY | "For The World Is Hollow And I Have Touched The Sky" |
Farn | Humanoid civilisation native to the Delta Quadrant. Some were assimilated by the Borg | VOY | "Unity" |
Farpoint Station | Form assumed by a large shapeshifting space based lifeform when it was injured | TNG | "Encounter At Farpoint" |
Felaran Rose | Plant found on a planet in the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Paturition" |
Ferengi | Alpha Quadrant species who are largely motivated by avarice | TNG | "The Last Outpost" |
Fire Ants | Poisonous insect native to Terra | VOY | "The Chute" |
Fire Beast of Sullus | Creature from the myths of the Drayos | VOY | "Innocence" |
Fire Snakes | Reptile species | VOY | "Fair Trade" |
Flitter Bird | Avians native to Rhymus Major | DS9 | "Profit And Loss" |
Folnar Jewel Plant | Plant which produces a resin which sets to form a gemstone | TNG | "Dark Page" |
Founders | Shapeshifting liquid species native to the gamma Quadrant | DS9 | "The Search, Parts I & II" |
Frunalian | Alpha Quadrant species | DS9 | "Emissary" |
Galipotans | Civilisation known for keeping a different standard of time to most | DS9 | "The Wire" |
Gallamite | Species famed for having transparent skulls. Dax once dated a Gallamite | DS9 | "The Maquis, Part I" |
Garanian Bolites | Small creatures which cause intense itching and extreme skin colour changes when they bite | DS9 | "A Man Alone" |
Garili Tree | Plant found on the Vhnori homeworld | VOY | "Emanations" |
Garlanic Tree | Plant native to the Elaysian home planet | DS9 | "Melora" |
Gatherers | Nomadic people who split off from the Acamarians; they have now been reabsorbed | TNG | "The Vengeance factor" |
Glob fly | Insect known for being very small, completely harmless, and extremely irritating | TNG | "The Outrageous Okona" |
Golanans | Technologically advanced Alpha Quadrant civilisation who died out approximately 1,000 years ago | DS9 | "Prodigal Daughter" |
Gomtuu | One of a species of organic spacecraft which once numbered in the millions | TNG | "Tin Man" |
Gorgan | Noncorporeal lifeform which killed the adults of the Starnes Expedition | TOS | "And The Children Shall Lead" |
Gorn | Immensely strong reptilian species which once attacked a Federation outpost | TOS | "Arena" |
Gorokian Midwife Toad | Animal life form | VOY | "Death Wish" |
Grazerite | Humanoid species which evolved from herd animals | DS9 | "Homefront" |
Gree | Species native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Elogium" |
Grisella | Species which hibernates for long periods | TNG | "The Ensigns of Command" |
Gulgallian Rat | Creature which scared Wesley Crusher | TNG | "Coming of Age" |
Gunji Jackdaw | Bird similar to a Terran Ostrich | DS9 | "If Wishes Were Horses" |
Haakonians | Humanoid species from the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Jetrel" |
Hadrosaur | Terran cretaceous dinosaur, ancestor of the Voth | VOY | "Distant Origin" |
Halkans | Primitive Humanoid civilisation who have a philosophy of total peace | TOS | "Mirror, Mirror" |
Hanonian Land Eel | Large carnivore native to Hanon IV | VOY | "Basics, Part I" |
Hara cat | Life form native to the Bajoran system | DS9 | "Second Skin" |
Hill People | Primitive hunter-gatherers who warred with the Village People | TOS | "A Private Little War" |
Hirogen | Technologically advanced species dedicated to hunting | VOY | "Hunters" |
Horta | Rock creature which looks like a Pizza | TOS | "The Devil In The Dark" |
Humans | Powerful Alpha Quadrant species | Star Trek | |
Humpback Whale | Species of whale native to Earth; hunted to extinction in the past, now repopulated via time travel | Star Trek IV : The Voyage Home | |
humuhumunukunukuapua'a | Terran fish | TNG | "Rascals" |
Hunters | Species native to the Gamma Quadrant who hunt the Tosk | DS9 | "Captive Persuit" |
Hupyrians | Species known for their devotion to those who employ them | DS9 | "The Nagus" |
Husnock | A species of "hideous intelligence", rendered extinct by a Douwd | TNG | "The Survivors" |
Iconians | Ancient and highly advanced species now extinct | TNG | "Contagion" |
Idanians | Humanoid species | DS9 | "A Simple Investigation" |
Iguana | Terran reptile | TNG | "Genesis" |
Ilidarians | Delta Quadrant civilisation | VOY | "Cathexis" |
Inheritors | Name for a group of Humans visited by an alien civilisation some centuries ago | VOY | "Tattoo" |
Interphasic Organisms | Parasitical life forms which infested the Enterprise D | TNG | "Phantasms |
Iothra | Species which breathes hydrogen | DS9 | "Melora" |
Iotians | Humanoid species with an instinct for mimicry | TOS | "A Piece Of The Action" |
Isis | Life form of unknown origin, apparently a shapeshifter | TOS | "Assignment Earth" |
Jarada | Insectoid civilisation who are fanatical about etiquette | TNG | "The Big Goodbye" |
Jem'Hadar | Genetically engineered species created as soldiers for the Dominion | DS9 | "The Jem'Hadar" |
J'naii | Humanoid species who denied the concept of gender | TNG | "The Outcast" |
Joranian Ostrich | Life form known for dipping its head under water when threatened, often until it drowns | DS9 | "Past Prologue" |
Junior | Spaceborn lifeform which thought the Enterprise D was its mother | TNG | "Galaxy's Child" |
Kalandans | People who built an artificial planet, but were killed off by a disease | TOS | "That Which Survives" |
Karemma | Gamma Quadrant civilisation known as traders | DS9 | "Rules Of Acquisition" |
Kavarian tiger-bat | Animal from the planet Kavaria | DS9 | "For The Cause" |
Kazon | Humanoid Delta Quadrant civilisation; deemed unworthy of assimilation by the Borg. Borg designation Species 329 | VOY | "Caretaker" |
Kellerun | Civilisation at war with the T'Lani for centuries | DS9 | "Armageddon Game" |
Kelvans | Species from the Andromeda galaxy | TOS | "A Rose By Any Other Name" |
Kerelian | Species known for its highly sensitive hearing | TNG | "Lessons" |
Kes | People from the planet Kesprytt III who applied for Federation membership | TNG | "Attached" |
Klabnian Eel | Species which Q did not like | TNG | "QPid" |
Klingons | Major species native to the Alpha and Beta Quadrants | TOS | "Errand Of Mercy" |
Koblian | Species which was dying out and required Deuridium to prolong their lives | DS9 | "The Passenger" |
Kohms | Humanoid residents of Omega IV | TOS | "The Omega Glory" |
Koinonians | Noncorporeal lifeform which took Human form | TNG | "The Bonding" |
Kolar Beast | Klingon animal | Star Trek : Insurrection | |
Kradin | Delta Quadrant civilisation who were at war with the Vori in 2365 | VOY | "Nemesis" |
Krallinian Eel | Creature native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Jetrel" |
Krellans | Civilisation whose food was popular with other planets, especially Farius Prime | DS9 | "Honor Among Thieves" |
Krenim | Delta Quadrant civilisation who used temporal weaponry in some timelines | VOY | "Year Of Hell. Parts I & II" |
Kressari | Reptilian species | DS9 | "The Circle" |
Kryonian Tiger | Creature found in the Brentalia Zoo | TNG | "Imaginary Friend" |
Ktarians | Species which attempted to subvert Starfleet via an addictive game | TNG | "The Game" |
Kyrians | Delta quadrant civilisation who went to war with the Vaskans while Voyager was passing by | VOY | "Living Witness" |
Lapling | Highly endangered species; the last surviving member was owned by Kivas Fajo | TNG | "The Most Toys" |
Lavaflies | Insect lifeform of large size, native to Talax | VOY | "Macrocosm" |
LB10445 | Single celled life form | TNG | "Time's Arrow, Part II" |
Leaf Miners | Parasites often found on grape vines | TNG | "All Good Things" |
Legarans | Species who live within a deep layer of mud | TNG | "Sarek" |
Lemur | Small primate which Picard began to de-evolve into | TNG | "Genesis" |
Lenarians | Species who are not fond of the Federation | TNG | "Tapestry" |
Lethean | Humanoid species who can attack others telepathically | DS9 | "The Sword Of Kahless" |
Leyrons | Species who use gestures for non-verbal communication | TNG | "Loud As A Whisper" |
Ligonians | Humanoid civilisation native to Ligon II, who prize honor greatly | TNG | "Code Of Honor" |
Ligorian Mastodon | Large but stealthy animal | DS9 | "Blaze Of Glory" |
Lissepians | Spacefaring civilisation | DS9 | "The Maquis, Parts I & II" |
Loon | Bird native to Earth | DS9 | "Blaze Of Glory" |
L-S VI Life-form | Entity discovered by Dr. Mora Pol | DS9 | "The Alternate" |
Lurians | Humanoid civilisation with two stomachs and multiple hearts. Morn is a Lurian | DS9 | "Who Mourns For Morn?" |
Lyaarans | Humanoid species who had a cultural exchange with the Federation | TNG | "Liaisons" |
Lycosa Tarantula | Spider; Miles O'Brien had a Lycosa Tarantula for a pet | TNG | "Realm Of Fear" |
Lynars | Batlike creature which lives on Celtris III | TNG | "Chain Of Command, Part I" |
Lytasians | Civilisation who once warred with the Ferengi | DS9 | "The Magnificent Ferengi" |
M-113 Creature | Creature which needed regular doses of salt to live and was able to project false images of itself | TOS | "The Man Trap" |
Macrovirus | Virus which grows up to a metre across and can defy gravity | VOY | "Macrocosm" |
Makers | Ancient civilisation which created advanced androids later controlled by Harry Mudd | TOS | "I, Mudd" |
Malcorians | Humanoid species which halted its development of warp drive after contact with the Federation | TNG | "First Contact" |
Malon | Species which pollutes the galaxy with radioactive waste | VOY | "Night" |
Malurians | Civilisation destroyed by Nomad | TOS | "The Changeling" |
Manchovites | Civilisation | DS9 | "Business As Usual" |
Mari | Telepathic civilisation in the Delta Quadrant who have largely eliminated crime | VOY | "Random Thoughts" |
Marijne VII Beings | Sentient beings which communicated by directly accessing one anothers thoughts | TNG | "Interface" |
Markoffian Sea Lizard | Life form familiar to Q | TNG | "Deja Q" |
Mathenites | Civilisation which offered asylum to Legate Ghemor | DS9 | "Second Skin" |
Mawasi | Delta Quadrant civilisation; in an alternate timeline the Mawasi allied with Voyager against the Krenim | VOY | "Year Of Hell. Part II" |
Medusans | Species so ugly that the mere sight of them will drive most beings insane | TOS | "Is There In Truth No Beauty" |
Megaptera Novaeangliae | Latin name for the Humpback Whale | Star Trek IV : The Voyage Home | |
Melkotians | Telepathic species who were strongly isolationist until they encountered Kirk | TOS | "Spectre Of The Gun" |
Mellitus | Creature which is solid when still and gaseous when moving | TOS | "Wolf In The Fold" |
Memory Virus | Organisms that ate peptides within the hosts brain | VOY | "Flashback" |
Menthar | Civilisation which fought the Promellians to their mutual annihilation | TNG | "Booby Trap" |
Metron | Highly advanced, long lived civilisation | TOS | "Arena" |
Microbiotic Colony | Subatomic life form which eats away at metals | TNG | "A Matter of Honor" |
Microbrain | Nonorganic life form native to Velara III | TNG | "Home Soil" |
Microvirus | Artificially created organism | TNG | "The Vengeance Factor" |
Mikhal Travelers | Delta Quadrant civilisation who are famous for their adventurous lifestyle | VOY | "Darkling" |
Mikulaks | Civilisation who donated tissue samples to study Correllium fever | TNG | "Hollow Persuits" |
Minnobia | Civilisation at war with the Vek | DS9 | "Business As Usual" |
Mintakans | Proto-Vulcan species who mistook Picard for a god | TNG | "Who Watches The Watchers?" |
Miradorn | Humanoid species composed of symbiotic twins, each sworn to avenge the others death | DS9 | "Vortex" |
Mizarians | Species who come from Mizar II | TNG | "Allegiance" |
Mordian Butterfly | Insectoid life form which resides on Mizar II | DS9 | "Profit And Loss" |
Moriarty | Sentient holodeck character | TNG | "Elementary, Dear Data" |
Moropa | Society hostile to the Bolians | TNG | "Allegiance" |
Mugato | White simian creature with a highly poisonous bite | TOS | "A Private Little War" |
Muktok Plant | Plant native to Betazed | TNG | "Menage A Troi" |
Mylean | Delta Quadrant civilisation similar to Talaxians | VOY | "Scientific Method" |
Nagilum | Noncorporeal lifeform which experimented on the Enterprise D crew to determine the nature of death | TNG | "Where Silence Has Lease" |
Nanites | Artificial life form created by Wesley Crusher | TNG | "Evolution" |
Napean | Humanoid species; partially empathic | TNG | "Eye Of The beholder" |
Nasari | Spacefaring species native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Favourite Son" |
Nassordin | Delta Quadrant civilisation which traded with the B'omar | VOY | "The Raven" |
Nasturtium | Terran plant | TNG | "Imaginary Friend" |
Nausicaans | Large Humanoids noted for their aggressiveness and lack of subtlety | TNG | "Samaritan Snare" |
Nechani | Civilisation native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Sacred Ground" |
Nezu | Civilisation native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Rise" |
Night Beings | Delta Quadrant civilisation who lived within the Void and were well adapted to the conditions there | VOY | "Night" |
Nihydorn | Delta Quadrant civilisation; in an alternate timeline the Nihydron allied with Voyager against the Krenim | VOY | "Year Of Hell. Part II" |
Nitrium Metal Parasites | Spaceborne lifeform which eats metals and converts it into a viscous liquid | TNG | "Cost Of Living" |
Norpin Falcon | Bird from the planet Norpin known for its excellent reflexes | DS9 | "Sons And Daughters" |
Nucleogenic Cloud Being | Life form measuring over a billion kilometres in diameter | VOY | "The Cloud" |
Numiri | Civilisation native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Ex Post facto" |
Nyberrite Alliance | Spacefaring civilisation | DS9 | "The Way Of The Warrior" |
Nyrians | Delta Quadrant civilisation who stole starships by replacing their crews one at a time | VOY | "Displaced" |
Ocampa | Civilisation native to the Delta Quadrant who have an average lifespan of nine years | VOY | "Caretaker" |
Old Ones | Civilisation which used to inhabit Exo III but are now extinct, leaving only their androids behind | TOS | "What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
Old Ones | Leaders of a species which attempted to invade the Federation | TOS | "Catspaw" |
Onaya | Noncorporeal species which thrive on the energy of creativity | DS9 | "The Muse" |
Ophidian | Serpentine creature capable of opening rifts in time | TNG | Times Arrow, Parts I & II |
Organians | Noncorporeal species of great power who are horrified by violence | TOS | "Errand Of Mercy" |
Orillian Lung Maggot | Form of life native to the Orillian homeworld | VOY | "Fair trade" |
Orion Wing-slug | Animal life form | TNG | "Menage A Troi" |
Orions | Powerful species of Humanoids. Orion slave women were once sold as slaves | TOS | "The Cage" |
Ornarans | Species native to Ornara who were all addicted to Felicium | TNG | "Symbiosis" |
Oysters | Terran sea creature considered an aphrodisiac by some | DS9 | "His Way" |
Pah-wraiths | Noncorporeal beings apparently originating on Bajor; opponents of the Prophets | DS9 | "The Assignment" |
Pakleds | Humanoid civilisation not known for the intellect | TNG | "Samaritan Snare" |
Paradas | Humanoids from the Parada system | DS9 | "Whispers" |
Parein | Humanoid civilisation composed of former Borg drones | VOY | "Unity" |
Paxans | Highly isolationist species who refuse to allow any knowledge of themselves to be known by outsiders | TNG | "Clues" |
Peljenite | Species invited to join the Federation in 2371 | DS9 | "Family Business" |
Petarian | Spacefaring civilisation | DS9 | "Family Business" |
Photonic being | Noncorporeal being found to reside in a protostar | VOY | "Heroes And Demons" |
Platonians | Humanoids that once lived on Earth, now possessed of great telekinetic powers | TOS | "Plato's Stepchildren" |
Portal | Last living subject of the T'Kon Empire | TNG | "The Last Outpost" |
Preservers | Ancient civilisation who transplanted members of primitive peoples to distant planets | TOS | "The Paradise Syndrome" |
Progenitors | Ancient civilisation who seeded genetic codes on many worlds | TNG | "The Chase" |
Promellians | Civilisation which fought the Menthar to their mutual annihilation | TNG | "Booby Trap" |
Providers | Disembodied brains who organised gladiatorial contests on Triskelion | TOS | "The Gamesters Of Triskelion" |
Proxcinians | Civilisation at war as of 2373 | DS9 | "Business As Usual" |
Prytt | Humanoids native to the planet Kesprytt II | TNG | "Attached" |
Psi 2000 Virus | Water-based virus which behaves in the body like alcohol | TOS | "The Naked Time" |
Pygmy Marmoset | Small Earth primate that Data thought Picard might de-evolve into | TNG | "Genesis" |
Pygorians | Interstellar traders | DS9 | "The Maquis, Part I" |
Q | Proper and species name for any of a group of nearly omnipotent transdimensional beings | TNG | "Encounter At Farpoint" |
Quantum Singularity Life Form | Sentient species which incubates its young in a black hole | TNG | "Timescape" |
Quasi-energy Microbes | Life forms found within a plasma streamer | TNG | "Realm Of Fear" |
Rafalian Mouse | Small rodent which Odo enjoyed mimicking | DS9 | "Crossfire" |
Rakhari | Natives of the planet Rakhar | DS9 | "Vortex" |
Rakonian Swamp Rat | Unpleasant animal. Kira thought Quark had some similarities to this creature | DS9 | "Hippocratic Oath" |
Ramurans | Species who went to extreme lengths to prevent contact with outsiders | VOY | "Unforgettable" |
Rectillian Vulture | Avian life form native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Phage" |
Rectyne Monopod | Creature which can weigh up to two tons | TNG | "The Icarus Factor" |
Redjac | Noncorporeal being who feeds on negative emotions, which it provokes by savage murder | TOS | "Wolf In The Fold" |
Reegrunion | Humanoid species | DS9 | "Sanctuary" |
Reeta-hawk | Avian life form from the planet Argratha | DS9 | "Hard Time" |
Regalian Fleaspider | Arachnid which can be used to create medicine to improve circulation | DS9 | "The Ship" |
Regulan Blood Worm | Soft shapeless creature which some Klingons think similar in appearance to Kirk | TOS | "The Trouble With Tribbles" |
Reptohumanoid Hatchling | Infant creature found on a Delta Quadrant planet | VOY | "Parturition" |
Rigelians | Species similar to Vulcans | TOS | "Journey To Babel" |
Romulans | Major species with a long history of hostility toward the Federation and Klingons | TOS | "Balance Of Terror" |
Rukani | Delta Quadrant civilisation who featured in a holodeck training program created by Tuvok | VOY | "Wost Case Scenario" |
Rutians | Humanoids from the planet Rutia IV | TNG | "The High Ground" |
Sakari | Humanoid species native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Blood Fever" |
Saltah'na | Gamma Quadrant species; they produced telepathic objects which could affect the minds of others | DS9 | "Dramatis Personae" |
Samarian Coral Fish | Aquatic lifeform which are sometimes perceived in nebula clouds | TNG | "Imaginary Friend" |
Sand Bats | Creatures which appear to be inanimate rock crystals, until they attack | TOS | "The Empath" |
Sark, Klingon | Riding animal | TNG | "Pen Pals" |
Satarrans | Humanoids who have considerable abilities to manipulate minds, but poor weapons technology | TNG | "Conundrum" |
Scalosians | Humanoid civilisation who live at a hyperaccelerated rate | TOS | "Wink Of An Eye" |
Scathos | Species who kill any woman under forty who conceives a child | VOY | "Elogium" |
Sehlat | Vulcan animal resembling a Teddy Bear, but with six inch fangs | TOS | "Journey To Babel" |
Selay | Reptilian species native to the Beta Renna system | TNG | "Lonely Among Us" |
Seltan Carnosaur | Reptilian lifeform approximately 300 metres tall | DS9 | "One Little Ship" |
Sheliak | Mysterious and powerful species who signed a complex treaty with the Federation | TNG | "The Ensigns Of Command" |
Sikarians | Species which are able to transport instantly up to 40,000 light years from their homeworld | VOY | "Prime Factors" |
Sinoraptor | Life form | DS9 | "The Darkness And The Light" |
Skrreea | Civilisation from the Gamma Quadrant | DS9 | "Sanctuary" |
Solanagen-based entites | Life forms which reside in a deep subspace domain | TNG | "Schisms" |
Son'a | Spacefaring civilisation; an offshoot of the Ba'ku | Star Trek : Insurrection | |
Soong-type Android | Form of Android based around a positronic network | TNG | "Datalore" |
Spawn Beetle | Insect | VOY | "Elogium" |
Species 116 | Species which resisted assimilation by the Borg for thousands of years before finally succumbing | VOY | "Hope And Fear" |
Species 149 | Species assimilated by the Borg; the assimilation gave the Borg advanced medical technology | VOY | "Mortal Coil" |
Species 259 | Borg designation for a species which resided in Galactic cluster 3 | VOY | "The Gift" |
Species 262 | A primitive species assimilated by the Borg around 2145; the Borg gained some knowledge of the Omega molecule from this species | VOY | "The Omega Directive" |
Species 263 | Species assimilated by the Borg; the species believed the Omega molecule was a drop of their creators blood | VOY | "The Omega Directive" |
Species 5174 | Borg designation for a Delta Quadrant civilisation | VOY | "Hunters" |
Species 8472 | Immensely powerful species from Fluidic space who are virtually immune to conventional technologies | VOY | "Scorpion" |
Spores, Omicron Ceti III | Symbiotic organism which protect their host from Berthold rays | TOS | "This Side Of Paradise" |
Squid | Terran water dweller | DS9 | "Blaze Of Glory" |
Squill | Plant from the planet Balancar | DS9 | "The Magnificent Ferengi" |
Swarm | Delta Quadrant civilisation who are highly protective of their territory | VOY | "The Swarm" |
Tagrans | Natives of Tagra IV | TNG | "True Q" |
Tak Tak | Humanoid Delta Quadrant species obsessed by etiquette | VOY | "Macrocosm" |
Takarans | Humanoids who have a disseminated physiology | TNG | "Suspicians" |
Takarians | Bronze age civilisation | VOY | "False Profits" |
Talarian Hook Spider | Arachnid with legs half a metre long | TNG | "Realm Of Fear" |
Talarians | Warrior species with a long history of attacking the Federation | TNG | "Heart Of Glory" |
Talavians | Civilisation | DS9 | "Things Past" |
Talaxians | Delta Quadrant civilisation; Borg designation Species 218 | VOY | "Caretaker" |
Talosians | Humanoids with powerful telepathic abilities | TOS | "The Cage" |
Tamarians | Humanoid species which communicates entirely by metaphor | TNG | "Darmok" |
Tanugans | Species native to Tanuga IV | TNG | "A Matter Of Perspective" |
Tarchee Cat | Species indigenous to Nechani homeworld | VOY | "Sacred Ground" |
Tarellians | Species all but wiped out by biological weapons | TNG | "Haven" |
Taresians | Delta Quadrant civilisation | VOY | "Favourite Son" |
Targ | Klingon animal sometimes kept as a pet | TNG | "Where No One has Gone Before" |
Targhee Moonbeast | Life form noted for its loud call | TNG | "The Perfect Mate" |
Tarkalean Condor | Large bird | DS9 | "Nor The Battle To The Strong" |
Tarkalean Hawk | Predatory bird | DS9 | "The Begotten" |
Tarkannans | Civilisation | VOY | "Innocence" |
Tarkassian Razorbeast | Animal. Guinan had a Tarkassian Razorbeast as an imaginary friend | TNG | "Imaginary Friend" |
Tavnians | Humanoids who believe the genders should be separate | DS9 | "The Muse" |
Tellarites | Humanoids who somewhat resemble Terran pigs | TOS | "Journey To Babel" |
Terellians | Four limbed species | TNG | "Liaisons" |
Terrellians | Civilisations | DS9 | "Life Support" |
Thasians | Noncorporeal life form native to Thasus | TOS | "Charlie X" |
Tholians | Sentient creatures who are less than friendly to outsiders | TOS | "The Tholian Web" |
Tiberian Bats | Avian life form known for staying together | Star Trek VI : The Undiscovered Country | |
Tiger | Large Terran feline | TOS | "Shore Leave" |
Tika Cat | Small animal not known for its bravery | VOY | "Faces" |
T'Lani | Humanoid civilisation, at war with the Kellerun until recently | DS9 | "Armageddon Game" |
Torga | Animal native to the planet Gaia | DS9 | "Children Of Time" |
Tosk | Species bred to act as prey for the Hunters | DS9 | "Captive Pursuit" |
Traveler | Native of Tau Alpha C who manipulates time and space with his thoughts | TNG | "Where No One has Gone Before" |
Trayken Beast | Large and powerful alien life form | VOY | "Hunters" |
Trelane | Member of a powerful species similar to the Q | TOS | "The Squire Of Gothos" |
Trellan Crocodile | Large animal known for its strength and destructiveness | DS9 | "Crossfire" |
Trianic Energy Beings | Trianic energy beings who lived in a dark matter nebula | VOY | "Cathexis" |
Tribble | Small furry creatures famed for their prodigious reproduction | TOS | "The Trouble With Tribbles" |
Trill | Species composed of a Humanoid Host and a Symbiont | TNG | "The Host" |
Trill Host | Humanoid civilisation who are capable of carrying Trill Symbionts | TNG | "The Host" |
Trill Symbiont | Small sluglike creature which is capable of joining its personality with a Humanoid host | DS9 | "Equilibrium" |
Troglytes | One of the groups living on Ardana | TOS | "The Cloud Minders" |
T-Rogorans | Gamma Quadrant species | DS9 | "Sanctuary" |
Troi, Ian Andrew | Life form which impregnated Troi in order to live as a Human | TNG | "The Child" |
Troyians | Humanoids native to Troyius | TOS | "Elaan Of Troyius" |
Tsetse Fly | Insect | TNG | "Ship In A Bottle" |
T'stayan | Talarian riding animal | TNG | "Suddenly Human" |
Tube Grubs | Ferengi animal | DS9 | "The Jem'Hadar" |
Two-Dimensional Creatures | Species encountered by the Enterprise-D | TNG | "The Loss" |
Two-Headed Malgorian | Life form famed for its indecision | DS9 | "Progress" |
Tzenkethi | Alpha Quadrant Species | DS9 | "The Adversary" |
Ullians | Telepathic Humanoid species | TNG | "Violations" |
Vakol Fish | Delta Quadrant life form | VOY | "State Of Flux" |
Valerians | Species which sold Dolamide to the Cardassians | DS9 | "Dramatis Personae" |
Valtese | Species native to the Vault Minor system | TNG | "The Perfect Mate" |
Vaskans | Delta Quadrant civilisation who were attacked by the Kyrians while Voyager was passing by | VOY | "Living Witness" |
Vek | Civilisation | DS9 | "Business As Usual" |
Verillians | Species which bought weapons off Quark | DS9 | "Business As Usual" |
V'Ger | Powerful machine lifeform based on the NASA probe Voyager 6 | Star Trek : The Motion picture | |
Vians | Mysterious species which tested others to determine their worth | TOS | "The Empath" |
Vicarian Razorback | Animal noted for its viciousness | DS9 | "The Die Is Cast" |
Vidiians | Species inflicted with the Phage | VOY | "Phage" |
Vok'sha | Civilisation from Rakella Prime | VOY | "Heroes And Demons" |
Vorgons | Humanoid species; two Vorgon criminals attempted to steal the Tox'Utat | TNG | "Captain's Holiday" |
Vori | Delta Quadrant civilisation who kidnapped offworlders and brainwashed them into fighting in their war with the Kradin | VOY | "Nemesis" |
Vorian Pterodactyl | Large flying animal | DS9 | "The Ascent" |
Vorta | Species enhanced by the Dominion to become political representatives | DS9 | "The Search, Parts I & II" |
Voth | Humanoid ife form descended from Terran dinosaurs | VOY | "Distant Origin" |
Vulcans | Major Alpha Quadrant power. Borg designation Species 3259 | TOS | "Amok Time" |
Wadi | Gamma Quadrant species fond of games of chance and skill | DS9 | "Move Along Home" |
Wanoni Tracehound | Predator noted for its persistence | DS9 | "The Forsaken" |
Wentlian Condor Snake | Life form known as a delicacy | DS9 | "Business As Usual" |
White Rhinos | Terran animal | TNG | "New Ground" |
Wise ones | Another name for the Preservers | TOS | "The Paradise Syndrome" |
Wogneer Creatures | Species saved by Picard | TNG | "Allegiance" |
Wompat | Rodent native to Cardassia | TNG | "Chain Of Command, Part II" |
Xenon based life form | Life form whose chemistry is based on the element xenon | VOY | "Hope And Fear" |
Xepolites | Humanoids | DS9 | "The Maquis, Part I" |
Yaderans | Species of sentient holograms | DS9 | "Shadowplay" |
Yak Bear | Large animal native to the planet Gaia | DS9 | "Children Of Time" |
Yallitians | Species native to the Delta Quadrant | VOY | "Phage" |
Yalosians | Sentient life forms | DS9 | "Improbable Cause" |
Yangs | Humanoids native to Omega IV; enemies of the Khoms | TOS | "The Omega Glory" |
Yattho | Beta Quadrant civilisation | VOY | "Before And After" |
Yridian Yak | Grazing animal known for its size | DS9 | "Accession" |
Yridians | Humanoid civilisation known as information dealers | TNG | "Birthright, Parts I & II" |
Zahl | Delta Quadrant civilisation eradicated by the Krenim in an alternate timeline | VOY | "Year Of Hell, Part I" |
Zakdorn | Humanoid species known as great strategic minds | TNG | "Peak Performance" |
Zaldans | Humanoids who have webbed fingers and an intense dislike of courtesy | TNG | "Coming Of Age" |
Zalkonians | Humanoid species which have begun to evolve into a noncorporeal state | TNG | "Transfigurations" |
Zan Periculi | Species native to the Ferengi planet Lappa IV | TNG | "Megage A Troi" |
Zetarians | Life energy composed of the inhabitants of Zetar | TOS | "The Lights Of Zetar" |
Zevians | Civilisation who requested some information on a smuggling ring from DS9 | DS9 | "His Way" |
Zibalians | Humanoid civilisation noted for facial tattooing | TNG | "The Most Toys" |
Zylo Eggs | Life form which Data attempted to paint to test his creativity | TNG | "11001001" |
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