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| rdfs:comment | - Most Near-Humans shared close external similarities to Humans, usually with small differences in skin and eye color or bone structure. Biologically, many Near-Humans were capable of interbreeding with baseline Humans. Some were close enough to the Human baseline to be considered a race or ethnic group of Humans, rather than a separate species. Similarly, some groups, biologically classified as Humans, though differing from the Human mainstream almost entirely in their culture, were considered so distinct that they were sometimes referred to as Near-Human.
- Atomic Roger seemed to be a near-human, though he appeared human, he seemed to have little actual knowledge of everyday life on Earth. Maximus presumably assumed that Atomic Betty was near-human, as he didn't believe she was from Earth despite her obviously human appearance. (No Space Like Home)
- Near-humans was a term used to refer to species that were closely related to, but still distinct from baseline humans. The Tarkin family of the planet Eriadu employed a near-human servant named Nomma at their family home during the childhood of Wilhuff Tarkin. Shortly after the destruction of the planet Alderaan, a number of near-humans lived in a fugitive camp built in the junkyards of Level 1782 on the planet Coruscant. Notable near-human species included the Zabrak, the Uugteen, the Mirialans, the Umbarans, the Koorivar, the Chiss, the Twi'lek and the Pantoran.
- Near-Humans was the general term for any of the many species, subspecies, or races in the Galaxy which were very closely related biologically to baseline Humans. In contrast, other humanoid species only had general external similarities to Humans, and had no biological connection. However, the term "humanoid" was sometimes used loosely to describe Near-Human species.
- The near-humans of Draenor are an in-universe speculative race used by Garona and Medivh to interpret the former's non-orcish heritage. In The Last Guardian, Garona makes various statements that there was a different group of humans living on Draenor than those the orcs later discovered on Azeroth, who were possibly rendered extinct some time before. When first explaining this to Khadgar, Medivh surmised that her homeland had "humans, or near-humans, or at least had them within living memory." Later on, Khadgar saw a vision of Gul'dan's quarters on Draenor, in which he kept "preserved things, some of which might have once belonged to human or humanish creatures" inside one of the cabinets along his walls. They were similar enough physically, mentally, and culturally for them to give Garona
- Near-Human is the general term for any of the many species or subspecies in the galaxy which are very closely related biologically to baseline Humans. In contrast, other humanoid species only had general external similarities to Humans, and had no biological connection. However, the term "humanoid" is sometimes used loosely to describe Near-Human species. Most Near-Humans shared close external similarities to Humans, usually with small differences in skin and eye color or bone structure. Biologically, many Near-Humans are capable of interbreeding with baseline Humans. Some were close enough to the Human baseline to be considered a race or ethnic group of Humans, rather than a separate species. Similarly, some groups, biologically classified as Humans, though differing from the Human mainst
- [[Afbeelding:Chalactan.jpg|thumb|250px|Chalactan]] Near-Humans (Bijna-Mensen) was de groep van soorten die nauwverwant was aan de mens, waaronder de subsoorten van de mens. Deze soorten leken niet alleen uiterlijk op de mens maar waren daarnaast ook vaak genetisch compatibel, wat inhield dat ze nageslacht konden krijgen met de mens, de zogenaamde Hybrids of Halfbreeds. De oorsprong van Near-Humans werd gedacht te liggen in het feit dat mensen op totaal verschillende plaatsen kwamen te leven en zich aanpasten aan de omstandigheden, waardoor de latere evolutie net overal iets anders verliep.
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| Text | - Classic Adventures
- Twin Stars of Kira
- The Politics of Contraband
- The Dark Forces Saga, Part 4
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| Book | - Classic Adventures
- Twin Stars of Kira
- The Politics of Contraband
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| abstract | - Most Near-Humans shared close external similarities to Humans, usually with small differences in skin and eye color or bone structure. Biologically, many Near-Humans were capable of interbreeding with baseline Humans. Some were close enough to the Human baseline to be considered a race or ethnic group of Humans, rather than a separate species. Similarly, some groups, biologically classified as Humans, though differing from the Human mainstream almost entirely in their culture, were considered so distinct that they were sometimes referred to as Near-Human.
- Near-Humans was the general term for any of the many species, subspecies, or races in the Galaxy which were very closely related biologically to baseline Humans. In contrast, other humanoid species only had general external similarities to Humans, and had no biological connection. However, the term "humanoid" was sometimes used loosely to describe Near-Human species. All Near-Humans shared close external similarities to Humans, usually with small differences in skin and eye color or bone structure. Biologically, many Near-Humans were capable of interbreeding with baseline Humans. Some were close enough to the Human baseline to be considered a race or ethnic group of Humans, rather than a separate species. Similarly, some groups, biologically classified as Humans, though differing from the Human mainstream almost entirely in their culture, were considered so distinct that they were sometimes referred to as Near-Human.
- Near-Human is the general term for any of the many species or subspecies in the galaxy which are very closely related biologically to baseline Humans. In contrast, other humanoid species only had general external similarities to Humans, and had no biological connection. However, the term "humanoid" is sometimes used loosely to describe Near-Human species. Most Near-Humans shared close external similarities to Humans, usually with small differences in skin and eye color or bone structure. Biologically, many Near-Humans are capable of interbreeding with baseline Humans. Some were close enough to the Human baseline to be considered a race or ethnic group of Humans, rather than a separate species. Similarly, some groups, biologically classified as Humans, though differing from the Human mainstream almost entirely in their culture, were considered so distinct that they were sometimes referred to as Near-Human.
- Atomic Roger seemed to be a near-human, though he appeared human, he seemed to have little actual knowledge of everyday life on Earth. Maximus presumably assumed that Atomic Betty was near-human, as he didn't believe she was from Earth despite her obviously human appearance. (No Space Like Home)
- The near-humans of Draenor are an in-universe speculative race used by Garona and Medivh to interpret the former's non-orcish heritage. In The Last Guardian, Garona makes various statements that there was a different group of humans living on Draenor than those the orcs later discovered on Azeroth, who were possibly rendered extinct some time before. When first explaining this to Khadgar, Medivh surmised that her homeland had "humans, or near-humans, or at least had them within living memory." Later on, Khadgar saw a vision of Gul'dan's quarters on Draenor, in which he kept "preserved things, some of which might have once belonged to human or humanish creatures" inside one of the cabinets along his walls. They were similar enough physically, mentally, and culturally for them to give Garona insight on humans of Azeroth, discovered through the newly opened Dark Portal. Garona believed that she was half-orc and had half-human heritage from these Draenor-born humans. According to her, it was Medivh who "made [her] feel human. And [she hadn't] felt human in a long, long time." She specifically stated that she was "of both Orc and Human lineage" (W1ManO 44) and "neither." Orcs only "[saw] the parts of [her] that [were] human;" they said her "human hand" was "too slender to be really useful, [did] not [have] enough muscle to hold an ax or bash a skull in properly—too pale, too weak, and too ugly." However, it was later confirmed that she is instead half-draenei, but was deceived by Gul'dan to believe that she was half-human.
- [[Afbeelding:Chalactan.jpg|thumb|250px|Chalactan]] Near-Humans (Bijna-Mensen) was de groep van soorten die nauwverwant was aan de mens, waaronder de subsoorten van de mens. Deze soorten leken niet alleen uiterlijk op de mens maar waren daarnaast ook vaak genetisch compatibel, wat inhield dat ze nageslacht konden krijgen met de mens, de zogenaamde Hybrids of Halfbreeds. De verschillen tussen de mens en de Near-Human species was vaak heel klein. Verschillen in botstructuur, huidskleur of oogkleur kwamen veel voor. Soms werden soorten die genetisch gezien mens waren ook tot Near-Human bestempeld vanwege hun grote verschil in cultuur of samenleving. De oorsprong van Near-Humans werd gedacht te liggen in het feit dat mensen op totaal verschillende plaatsen kwamen te leven en zich aanpasten aan de omstandigheden, waardoor de latere evolutie net overal iets anders verliep.
- Near-humans was a term used to refer to species that were closely related to, but still distinct from baseline humans. The Tarkin family of the planet Eriadu employed a near-human servant named Nomma at their family home during the childhood of Wilhuff Tarkin. Shortly after the destruction of the planet Alderaan, a number of near-humans lived in a fugitive camp built in the junkyards of Level 1782 on the planet Coruscant. Notable near-human species included the Zabrak, the Uugteen, the Mirialans, the Umbarans, the Koorivar, the Chiss, the Twi'lek and the Pantoran.
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