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! Entry Text
! Entry Text
! Limited Scan?
! Limited Scan?
! style="{{roundtr}}" | Notes
! Notes
! style="{{roundtr}}" | Logbook Model
|-
|-
| [[Hopper|Alpha Hopper]]
| [[Hopper|Alpha Hopper]]
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| style="border:1px solid #{{mw color light}}; background:#{{mw color dark}}; " | Yes
| style="border:1px solid #{{mw color light}}; background:#{{mw color dark}}; " | Yes
| Can only be scanned when encountering them at the Gateway Hall after returning power to the downed [[G.F.S. Theseus|G.F.S. ''Theseus'']].
| Can only be scanned when encountering them at the Gateway Hall after returning power to the downed [[G.F.S. Theseus|G.F.S. ''Theseus'']].
| [[File:AlphaHopperModel.jpg|60px]]
|-
|-
| [[Atomic]]
| [[Atomic]]
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| No
| No
| Can be found for the remainder of the game in the [[G.F.S. Valhalla|G.F.S. ''Valhalla'']].
| Can be found for the remainder of the game in the [[G.F.S. Valhalla|G.F.S. ''Valhalla'']].
| [[File:AtomicModel.jpg|60px]]
|-
|-
| [[Bryyonian Shriekbat]]
| [[Bryyonian Shriekbat]]
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| No
| No
| Scanning from a distance will make this task much simpler.
| Scanning from a distance will make this task much simpler.
| [[File:BShriekbatModel.jpg|60px]]
|-
|-
| [[Fargul Hatcher]]
| [[Fargul Hatcher]]
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| No
| No
| Can only be found in this location.
| Can only be found in this location.
| [[File:FargulModel.jpg|60px]]
|-
|-
| [[Fargul Hatcher|Fargul Wasp]]
| [[Fargul Hatcher|Fargul Wasp]]
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| No
| No
| Spawn from the fargul Hatcher.
| Spawn from the fargul Hatcher.
| [[File:FargulWaspModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Fargul Wasp.]]
|-
|-
| [[Geemer]]
| [[Geemer]]
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| No
| No
| Can only be found in this offset room in the Grand Court.
| Can only be found in this offset room in the Grand Court.
| [[File:GeemerModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Geemer.]]
|-
|-
| [[Gelbug]]
| [[Gelbug]]
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| No
| No
| Scan from a distance to avoid the subject's detonation.
| Scan from a distance to avoid the subject's detonation.
| [[File:GelbugModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Gelbug.]]
|-
|-
| [[Gel Puffer]]
| [[Gel Puffer]]
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| No
| No
| Can be found in most areas of Bryyo.
| Can be found in most areas of Bryyo.
| [[File:GelPufferModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Gel Puffer.]]
|-
|-
| [[Gel Ray]]
| [[Gel Ray]]
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| No
| No
| Must be scanned individually from each leap from the [[Fuel Gel]] pool.
| Must be scanned individually from each leap from the [[Fuel Gel]] pool.
| [[File:GelRayModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Gel Ray.]]
|-
|-
| [[Gragnol]]
| [[Gragnol]]
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| No
| No
| Can be identified against its other variation by size.
| Can be identified against its other variation by size.
| [[File:GragnolModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Gragnol.]]
|-
|-
| [[Gragnol|Gragnol Adult]]
| [[Gragnol|Gragnol Adult]]
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| No
| No
| Can be identified against its other variation by size. The adult glimmers yellow, due to it being weak against the [[Grapple Lasso]].
| Can be identified against its other variation by size. The adult glimmers yellow, due to it being weak against the [[Grapple Lasso]].
| [[File:GragnolAdultModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Gragnol Adult.]]
|-
|-
| [[Hopper]]
| [[Hopper]]
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| No
| No
| Can be found in most hallways and pathways.
| Can be found in most hallways and pathways.
| [[File:HopperModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Hopper.]]
|-
|-
| [[Korba]]
| [[Korba]]
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| No
| No
| The Korba is the creature hanging from the ceiling, not the bugs that attach to the [[Morph Ball]].
| The Korba is the creature hanging from the ceiling, not the bugs that attach to the [[Morph Ball]].
| [[File:KorbaModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Korba.]]
|-
|-
| [[Nightbarb]]
| [[Nightbarb]]
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| No
| No
| Can occasionally be found swarming out of holes at landing sites.
| Can occasionally be found swarming out of holes at landing sites.
| [[File:NightbarbModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Nightbarb.]]
|-
|-
| [[Reptilicus]]
| [[Reptilicus]]
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| No
| No
| Unlike its relative below, these can be found in most places and are much leaner.
| Unlike its relative below, these can be found in most places and are much leaner.
| [[File:ReptillicusModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Reptillicus.]]
|-
|-
| [[Reptilicus Hunter]]
| [[Reptilicus Hunter]]
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| Yes
| Yes
| Can only be found during their battles in the Grand Court and the Federation Outpost.
| Can only be found during their battles in the Grand Court and the Federation Outpost.
| [[File:ReptillicusHModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Reptillicus Hunter.]]
|-
|-
| [[Scorchbug]]
| [[Scorchbug]]
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| No
| No
| Found crawling on the walls of the Temple Reservoir.
| Found crawling on the walls of the Temple Reservoir.
| [[File:ScorchbugModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Scorchbug.]]
|-
|-
| [[Shelbug]]
| [[Shelbug]]
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| No
| No
| Usually found on walls behind or to the side of the player.
| Usually found on walls behind or to the side of the player.
| [[File:ShelbugModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Shelbug.]]
|-
|-
| style="{{roundbl}}"|[[Snatcher]]
| [[Snatcher]]
| Bryyo Cliffside-Hillside Vista
| Bryyo Cliffside-Hillside Vista
| Snatchers are cunning, albeit weak, bioforms. Unable to kill most prey ontheir own, they rely on the stronger Korba to do the work for them. Snatchers will swarm onto a target until it is overwhelmed.  Once they have their prey, they use their power to levitate, lifting the victim to a point where the Korba can devour them. What the Korba cannot digest, it expels to feed the Snatchers. This symbiotic relationship works well for both Snatchers and the Korba.<ref>{{cite|Snatchers are cunning, albeit weak, bioforms. Unable to kill most prey ontheir own, they rely on the stronger Korba to do the work for them. Snatchers will swarm onto a target until it is overwhelmed.  Once they have their prey, they use their power to levitate, lifting the victim to a point where the Korba can devour them. What the Korba cannot digest, it expels to feed the Snatchers. This symbiotic relationship works well for both Snatchers and the Korba.|Logbook Data-Scorchbug|Metroid Prime 3: Corruption}}</ref>
| Snatchers are cunning, albeit weak, bioforms. Unable to kill most prey ontheir own, they rely on the stronger Korba to do the work for them. Snatchers will swarm onto a target until it is overwhelmed.  Once they have their prey, they use their power to levitate, lifting the victim to a point where the Korba can devour them. What the Korba cannot digest, it expels to feed the Snatchers. This symbiotic relationship works well for both Snatchers and the Korba.<ref>{{cite|Snatchers are cunning, albeit weak, bioforms. Unable to kill most prey ontheir own, they rely on the stronger Korba to do the work for them. Snatchers will swarm onto a target until it is overwhelmed.  Once they have their prey, they use their power to levitate, lifting the victim to a point where the Korba can devour them. What the Korba cannot digest, it expels to feed the Snatchers. This symbiotic relationship works well for both Snatchers and the Korba.|Logbook Data-Scorchbug|Metroid Prime 3: Corruption}}</ref>
| No
| No
| style="{{roundbr}}"|This is the one at the top, not the worm-like creatures.
| These are the worm-like creatures, not the one at the top..
| [[File:SnatcherModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Snatcher.]]
|-
| style="{{roundbl}}"|[[Warp Hound]]
| Bryyo Fire-Temple of Bryyo
| Warp Hounds are susceptible to low-temperature attacks, due to the nature of their thermal-energy-driven biosystem. They are often used by Reptilicus as guards and hunt beasts. They consume Fuel Gel to survive, and can expel blasts of converted thermal energy to attack and defend. The creatures can teleport over short distances, disrupting many forms of electronic targeting in the process.<ref>{{cite|Warp Hounds are susceptible to low-temperature attacks, due to the nature of their thermal-energy-driven biosystem. They are often used by Reptilicus as guards and hunt beasts. They consume Fuel Gel to survive, and can expel blasts of converted thermal energy to attack and defend. The creatures can teleport over short distances, disrupting many forms of electronic targeting in the process.|Logbook Data-Warp Hound|Metroid Prime 3: Corruption}}</ref>
| No
| May warp between scan time.
| style="{{roundbr}}"|[[File:WarpHoundModel.jpg|60px|The Logbook model of a Warp Hound.]]
|}
|}
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