| rdfs:comment | - The Pygorian were a spacebound species. In 2370, Quark used the Pygorians to sell technology and weapons to the Maquis. These included deflector shields, navigational arrays, pulse cannons and energy disrupters. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part II") This species was only mentioned in dialogue. According to StarTrek.com, the Pygorians presumably hailed from a planet named Pygoria and/or a star system with a primary named Pygoria.
- The Pygorians are a spacefaring species native to either the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. Malthus Dey, a male Pygorian, barely reached a meter in height. This was described as being average in size for his people. (ST - The Lost Era novel: One Constant Star) When he was a boy living on Earth, Kieran Duffy would shine a portable beacon into space, hoping it would attract a curious Pygorian trader. (SCE eBook: Interphase, Part Two)
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| abstract | - The Pygorians are a spacefaring species native to either the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. Malthus Dey, a male Pygorian, barely reached a meter in height. This was described as being average in size for his people. (ST - The Lost Era novel: One Constant Star) When he was a boy living on Earth, Kieran Duffy would shine a portable beacon into space, hoping it would attract a curious Pygorian trader. (SCE eBook: Interphase, Part Two) In 2333, Jean-Luc Picard identified Guinan's home on Oblivion as being either Pygorian or Mathenite, as both species designed their cargo holds with exposed energy conduits. (STA novel: Oblivion) In 2370, Quark contacted the Pygorians and arranged for them to sell the Maquis deflector shields, navigational arrays, photon torpedoes, pulse cannons and other weapons. (DS9 episode: "The Maquis, Part II")
- The Pygorian were a spacebound species. In 2370, Quark used the Pygorians to sell technology and weapons to the Maquis. These included deflector shields, navigational arrays, pulse cannons and energy disrupters. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part II") This species was only mentioned in dialogue. According to StarTrek.com, the Pygorians presumably hailed from a planet named Pygoria and/or a star system with a primary named Pygoria.
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