| rdfs:comment | - LaSalle is predominantly Afro-Canadian and Caribbean, with a presence of Italian and South/Central American families as well. English is also the main language.
- LaSalle est une station du métro de Montréal.
- The LaSalle was a 24th century Federation starship. In 2367, the LaSalle reported unusual radiation anomalies in the Gamma Arigulon system, that were later investigated by the USS Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Reunion" ) The Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 2, p. 331) stated that this was in fact the USS LaSalle, a Deneva-class (β) starship, with a registry of NCC-6203.
- Lasalle was one of the InGen Hunters. In Jurassic Park: Trespasser he is described by John Hammond: "Lasalle was a disciple of Roland's, sometime poacher, fancied himself a master hunter. An ex-policeman from South-Africa, sort of a soldier or fortuna character. Known as "The Maharaja" to his fellows, highly skilled but only works alone. He was meant to radio for picking up from the communication station" —John Hammond(src) When Hammond is listing the "Missing" hunters, he says:
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| abstract | - LaSalle is predominantly Afro-Canadian and Caribbean, with a presence of Italian and South/Central American families as well. English is also the main language.
- LaSalle est une station du métro de Montréal.
- The LaSalle was a 24th century Federation starship. In 2367, the LaSalle reported unusual radiation anomalies in the Gamma Arigulon system, that were later investigated by the USS Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Reunion" ) The Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 2, p. 331) stated that this was in fact the USS LaSalle, a Deneva-class (β) starship, with a registry of NCC-6203.
- Lasalle was one of the InGen Hunters. In Jurassic Park: Trespasser he is described by John Hammond: "Lasalle was a disciple of Roland's, sometime poacher, fancied himself a master hunter. An ex-policeman from South-Africa, sort of a soldier or fortuna character. Known as "The Maharaja" to his fellows, highly skilled but only works alone. He was meant to radio for picking up from the communication station" —John Hammond(src) When Hammond is listing the "Missing" hunters, he says: "Marden, A.S., Still missing. Karamcheti, V., Still missing. Sullivan, R.M., Still missing. LaSalle, P., Still missing. Van Horn, S.T., also still missing. Lystrata, A.L., Deceased" —John Hammond(src) It is not known if LaSalle survived the hunt, but it can be assumed that he died when the hunters were ambushed in the tall grass. This is heavily supported by a concept art (seen to the right)
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