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| rdfs:comment | - Een aantal Tarellians wisten naar andere planeten te ontsnappen, maar ze droegen als restant van de biologische wapens een dodelijke plaag met zich mee. Ze stierven samen met de inwoners van de planeten waar ze voet op hadden gezet. Er werd een klopjacht gehouden op de overgebleven schepen.
- The Tarellians were a humanoid, spacefaring race native to the planet Tarella. The Tarellians had attained a level of technology comparable to late 20th century Earth, when a civil war caused deadly biological weapons to be unleashed on the planet, wiping out the Tarellian civilization. A few plague-carrying Tarellians managed to escape to other planets, where they infected the native population and died with them. The remaining Tarellian starships were hunted down and destroyed by fearful species. The race was believed to be extinct when the Alcyones destroyed the last known ship in 2356.
- Tarellians, or, as they are known by the people of the Imperium, Tarellian 'Dog soldiers' due to their mercenary service and the shape of their snouts, are a minor race of reptilian xenos found scattered throughout the galaxy, they are most commonly found working as mercenaries for other races, particually for the Tau empire, but unlike the Kroot or Vespides they are neither a client race nor a exclusive mercenary group.
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| ImageCap | - Ariana, a female Tarellian
- Wrenn, a male Tarellian
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| abstract | - The Tarellians were a humanoid, spacefaring race native to the planet Tarella. The Tarellians had attained a level of technology comparable to late 20th century Earth, when a civil war caused deadly biological weapons to be unleashed on the planet, wiping out the Tarellian civilization. A few plague-carrying Tarellians managed to escape to other planets, where they infected the native population and died with them. The remaining Tarellian starships were hunted down and destroyed by fearful species. The race was believed to be extinct when the Alcyones destroyed the last known ship in 2356. However, the last recorded plague ship arrived at Haven in 2364, seeking an isolated site to take advantage of the planet's supposed recuperative powers. They were joined by Wyatt Miller, who hoped to finally find a cure, and decided not to land at Haven. (TNG: "Haven" )
- Een aantal Tarellians wisten naar andere planeten te ontsnappen, maar ze droegen als restant van de biologische wapens een dodelijke plaag met zich mee. Ze stierven samen met de inwoners van de planeten waar ze voet op hadden gezet. Er werd een klopjacht gehouden op de overgebleven schepen. Het laatst bekende schip kwam in Haven aan om een geïsoleerde plek te vinden waar ze zouden kunnen leven. Ze hoopten dat de herstellende krachten, die er op de planeet zouden zijn, hulp zou kunnen bieden. In de hoop om een vaccin te vinden tegen de plaag besloot Wyatt Miller zich bij hen te voegen. De Tarellians besloten daarop om niet te landen op Haven. (TNG: "Haven")
- Tarellians, or, as they are known by the people of the Imperium, Tarellian 'Dog soldiers' due to their mercenary service and the shape of their snouts, are a minor race of reptilian xenos found scattered throughout the galaxy, they are most commonly found working as mercenaries for other races, particually for the Tau empire, but unlike the Kroot or Vespides they are neither a client race nor a exclusive mercenary group. Tarellians have broad shoulders and scaled skin, with small waists. they possess small sunken red eyes, clawed feet not disimilar to raptors of old terra. They have scaled clawed hands with two fingers an a thumb. skin colours differ from Tarellian to Tarellian going from brigh t reds to dark blues, but most are a green colour. Their heads have a few spikes towards the back. The avarage Tarellian is slightly shorter than the avarage human.
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