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Flagging for merge as humans in Star Trek do not differ in any way from real ones, except in their origin story (i.e. genetic material seeded by an alien race, rather than developing purely through evolutionary mechanisms.)
"In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Chase", Picard's archeology professor Galen, postulates and later proves the existence of a Proto-Humanoid race, which seeded the Milky Way Galaxy's class-M worlds with its genetic code, producing a tendency for sentients to develop into humanoid form, presumably including Humans."
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I'm partially responsible for this topic, so I know it seems like I'm doubling back, but doesn't the existence of a (future, fictional) timeline associated with the human species in Star Trek warrant some separate consideration?
Fictional *characters* are marked as 'based on' real people (when appropriate); perhaps Humans-in-Star-Trek should be 'based on' Humans-fictional-characters (or Homo sapiens) ?
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All fiction has not-real elements, whether future or past. If a fictional timeline is the determinant for a different species, then every fictional universe would have to have its own species, thus making it meaningless to ask "which universes have humans".
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