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! width="5%" | Limited Scan? | ! width="5%" | Limited Scan? | ||
! width="15%" style="{{roundtr}}" | Notes | ! width="15%" style="{{roundtr}}" | Notes | ||
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| style="{{border}} {{background}}" | [[Parasite]] | | style="{{border}} {{background}}" | [[Parasite]]{{anchor|Parasite}} | ||
| style="{{border}} {{background}}" | [[Frigate Orpheon]] | | style="{{border}} {{background}}" | [[Frigate Orpheon]] | ||
| style="{{border}} {{background}}" | Interstellar vermin. Travel in swarms. Indigenous to [[Tallon IV]], a single Parasite is harmless to larger life-forms. However, they tend to travel in large groups, swarming over potential prey. Such swarms can be dangerous.<ref>{{cite|Interstellar vermin. Travel in swarms. Indigenous to Tallon IV, a single Parasite is harmless to larger life-forms. However, they tend to travel in large groups, swarming over potential prey. Such swarms can be dangerous.|Logbook|Metroid Prime}}</ref> | | style="{{border}} {{background}}" | Interstellar vermin. Travel in swarms. Indigenous to [[Tallon IV]], a single Parasite is harmless to larger life-forms. However, they tend to travel in large groups, swarming over potential prey. Such swarms can be dangerous.<ref>{{cite|Interstellar vermin. Travel in swarms. Indigenous to Tallon IV, a single Parasite is harmless to larger life-forms. However, they tend to travel in large groups, swarming over potential prey. Such swarms can be dangerous.|Logbook|Metroid Prime}}</ref> | ||
