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| rdfs:comment | - The Nedenah were humanoid, with pale skin, large green eyes and large heads. They were mildly telepathic and were capable of giving off a sense of calm. They had brown and yellow blood. (PROSE: The Devil Goblins from Neptune)
- This species first appeared in the 1997 Doctor Who novel The Devil Goblins from Neptune, by Heith Topping and Martin Day; featuring the Third Doctor. They later appeared unnamed in the 2009 animated special Dreamland, featuring the Tenth Doctor. Despite some facts which prevent the two stories from taking place in the same continuity (there are inconsistencies regarding the number of aliens present in the Roswell crash, as well as the circumstances of said crash) it is very clear that the creatures are meant to represent the same species.
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| Only | - The Devil Goblins from Neptune
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| abstract | - The Nedenah were humanoid, with pale skin, large green eyes and large heads. They were mildly telepathic and were capable of giving off a sense of calm. They had brown and yellow blood. (PROSE: The Devil Goblins from Neptune)
- This species first appeared in the 1997 Doctor Who novel The Devil Goblins from Neptune, by Heith Topping and Martin Day; featuring the Third Doctor. They later appeared unnamed in the 2009 animated special Dreamland, featuring the Tenth Doctor. Despite some facts which prevent the two stories from taking place in the same continuity (there are inconsistencies regarding the number of aliens present in the Roswell crash, as well as the circumstances of said crash) it is very clear that the creatures are meant to represent the same species.
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