Races
- Ark Megaforms (негуманоиды Ковчега)
- Garrotian Snails (слизни Гарроты)
- Golovans (Голованы)
- Humans (люди)
- Ludens (людены)
- Leoniders (леонидяне)
- Tagorians (тагоряне)
- Wanderers (Странники)
Other possibly sentient species mentioned in the books are septoids (see Noon: 22nd Century) whose sentience is not really confirmed, semi-sentient prehistoric molluscs katapumoridako (see The Time Wanderers) and the unidentified sentient creature killed by Pol Gnedykh in the Kroox solar system (Noon: 22nd Century).
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—Lyndon Baines Johnson (1908–1973)
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—Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803–1882)
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