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The '''Suliban''' are a nomadic [[humanoid]] species from [[Sector 3641]] whose [[homeworld]] became uninhabitable in the [[19th century|1850s]].
 
The '''Suliban''' are a nomadic [[humanoid]] species from [[Sector 3641]] whose [[homeworld]] became uninhabitable in the [[19th century|1850s]].
   
Many Suliban settled in the [[Tandar Sector]], but when the [[Suliban Cabal]] began warring on the [[Tandaran]]s in [[2144]], they were rounded up and placed in [[Detention Complex 26|detainment camps]]. ([[ENT]]: "[[Detained]]")
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Many Suliban settled in the [[Tandar Sector]], but when the [[Suliban Cabal]] began warring on the [[Tandaran]]s in [[2144]], they were rounded up and placed in [[Detention Complex 26|detainment camps]]. ({{ENT|Detained}})
   
Suliban are no more evolved than [[Human]]s, and normally possess three bronchial tubes. [[Vulcan]] evaluation concluded they were nonthreatening. Doctor [[Phlox]] examined a pair of Suliban (a husband and wife) a few years before his assignment to [[Enterprise (NX-01)|''Enterprise'']]. He considered them very cordial. ([[ENT]]: "[[Broken Bow (episode)|Broken Bow]]")
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Suliban are no more evolved than [[Human]]s, and normally possess three bronchial tubes. [[Vulcan]] evaluation concluded they were nonthreatening. Doctor [[Phlox]] examined a pair of Suliban (a husband and wife) a few years before his assignment to [[Enterprise (NX-01)|''Enterprise'']]. He considered them very cordial. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}})
   
Their first contact with humanity came in April [[2151]], when two Suliban pursued [[Klaang]] the [[Klingon]] to [[Earth]]. Though these Suliban perished, several more boarded the starship ''Enterprise'' while it was transporting Klaang to [[Qo'noS]] and succeeded in kidnapping him. One of the Suliban was killed by ''Enterprise'' security forces, and examination revealed it had been genetically enhanced. Further investigation showed this Suliban belonged to the [[Suliban Cabal]], which was working for a [[Future Guy|benefactor from the future]] in exchange for these enhancements. ([[ENT]]: "[[Broken Bow (episode)|Broken Bow]]")
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Their first contact with humanity came in April [[2151]], when two Suliban pursued [[Klaang]] the [[Klingon]] to [[Earth]]. Though these Suliban perished, several more boarded the starship ''Enterprise'' while it was transporting Klaang to [[Qo'noS]] and succeeded in kidnapping him. One of the Suliban was killed by ''Enterprise'' security forces, and examination revealed it had been genetically enhanced. Further investigation showed this Suliban belonged to the [[Suliban Cabal]], which was working for a [[Future Guy|benefactor from the future]] in exchange for these enhancements. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}})
   
 
:''The Suliban seem to have settled down by the 23rd and 24th centuries as we've never heard of them or seen them. Early in the series' development, the creators hinted that the audience would learn the fate of the Suliban species (and why they never appeared outside the prequel series), but that too must have been changed when the [[Temporal Cold War]] arc was prematurely ended in [[ENT Season 4|Enterprise's fourth season]]. One might assume that by [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]]'s time, the [[23rd century]], that the [[Suliban]] had gone extinct – or that the Suliban didn't belong in the 22nd century at all and disappeared following the end of the war.''
 
:''The Suliban seem to have settled down by the 23rd and 24th centuries as we've never heard of them or seen them. Early in the series' development, the creators hinted that the audience would learn the fate of the Suliban species (and why they never appeared outside the prequel series), but that too must have been changed when the [[Temporal Cold War]] arc was prematurely ended in [[ENT Season 4|Enterprise's fourth season]]. One might assume that by [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]]'s time, the [[23rd century]], that the [[Suliban]] had gone extinct – or that the Suliban didn't belong in the 22nd century at all and disappeared following the end of the war.''

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Sajen

Sajen, an unenhanced male Suliban

Sarin - Suliban

Sarin, a female Suliban

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Suliban script.

The Suliban are a nomadic humanoid species from Sector 3641 whose homeworld became uninhabitable in the 1850s.

Many Suliban settled in the Tandar Sector, but when the Suliban Cabal began warring on the Tandarans in 2144, they were rounded up and placed in detainment camps. (ENT: "Detained")

Suliban are no more evolved than Humans, and normally possess three bronchial tubes. Vulcan evaluation concluded they were nonthreatening. Doctor Phlox examined a pair of Suliban (a husband and wife) a few years before his assignment to Enterprise. He considered them very cordial. (ENT: "Broken Bow")

Their first contact with humanity came in April 2151, when two Suliban pursued Klaang the Klingon to Earth. Though these Suliban perished, several more boarded the starship Enterprise while it was transporting Klaang to Qo'noS and succeeded in kidnapping him. One of the Suliban was killed by Enterprise security forces, and examination revealed it had been genetically enhanced. Further investigation showed this Suliban belonged to the Suliban Cabal, which was working for a benefactor from the future in exchange for these enhancements. (ENT: "Broken Bow")

The Suliban seem to have settled down by the 23rd and 24th centuries as we've never heard of them or seen them. Early in the series' development, the creators hinted that the audience would learn the fate of the Suliban species (and why they never appeared outside the prequel series), but that too must have been changed when the Temporal Cold War arc was prematurely ended in Enterprise's fourth season. One might assume that by Kirk's time, the 23rd century, that the Suliban had gone extinct – or that the Suliban didn't belong in the 22nd century at all and disappeared following the end of the war.

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