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Cattle

Cattle were a domesticated grazing herding mammals from Earth, used in agriculture primarily for its milk and meat. A male was known as a bull and a female was known as a cow. Cows were used to make hamburger meat and other types of beef. (; ) 
Lokai described the treatment of the natives of his race on the planet Cheron at the hands of Bele, approximately 50,000 years before 2268, by describing how "He raided our homes, tore us from our families, herded us together like cattle and then sold us as slaves!" ()
In ancient mythology, the story of Gilgamesh and Enkidu told of how the two traveled into the desert near Uruk to confront the great bull of heaven, which had been killing men by the hundreds. Enkidu caught the bull by the tail, and Gilgamesh struck it with his sword, and together defeated the beast. ()
During the late 19th century, Ancient West outlaw William Claiborne was known as a cattle rustler and a horse thief. ()
In 1996 Los Angeles, a kite bore an image of the cow that jumped over the moon. ()
In an alternate reality version of 2255, a figurine of a cow could be seen in the Shipyard Bar. ()
In describing the individual that he knew as Lazarus, Captain James T. Kirk stated that "one minute he's at the point of death, the next, he's alive, well, strong as a bull," unaware that this difference was attributed to Lazarus trading places with . ()
The bull was also commonplace on the planet 892-IV, where former-gladiator-turned-peace-fanatic Flavius Maximus was referred to as being "as peaceful as a bull." ()
A cosmic cloud entity that consumed the planet Alondra was referred to as being "like a huge bull grazing here and there in the pasture of the universe." ()
The term "bullshit" was a colorful metaphor that referred to the manure produced by a bull. (; ) The term could also be abbreviated (or censored) to the similarly meaning "bull". ()
In 2022 Khan Noonien Singh had a drawing depicting a cow near a house, ()
Twenty cows were included on the colonization expedition during the 22nd century. Centuries later, the colony still had cows, the Bringloidi colonists even bringing a cow aboard the during the evacuation of the colony in 2365. ()
When Spock tried to match the sound of the Whale Probe to the sound of various Earth animals while using the phylum search mode aboard the Klingon Bird-of-Prey in 2286. Among the search results was the image of a cow. ()
In 2376, Tom Paris turned Harry Kim's holodeck date, Maggie O'Halloran, into a cow as a prank, unknowingly causing the people of the Fair Haven holoprogram to believe that Paris and Kim were evil spirits. ()
Morn once owned a painting of a matador that depicted the outcome of a bullfight. ()
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*Andorian bull
*Buffalo
*Bull's-eye
*Milking
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*Ox
*Yridian yak
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Catulla

Catulla was an inhabited planet in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This was the homeworld for the Catullans, a warp-capable humanoid species. 
In 2269, Catulla and the Federation were engaged in treaty negotiations. On stardate 5832, the negotiation period had reached a critical phase, but was threaten to be impacted by the actions of the son of the Catullan ambassador to the Federation, Tongo Rad. () 
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=== Background information ===
According to the , the planet applied for Federation membership in 2269. The name of the planet is also spelled "Catualla," as it was in closed captioning. 
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I"; "United Federation of Planets II"), in 2378, Catulla was a Federation member. The Catulla () system was located in the Beta Quadrant. The system's primary was a G-class star.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to The Worlds of the Federation, Catulla was the sixth planet in the Theta Pictoris system and the Catullans referred to their world as Cendo-Prae.
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Caves of Mak'ala

The Caves of Mak'ala were a series of interconnecting underground caves in Mak'ala on . Deep within these caves were kilometers of connected pools of a milky substance which was the natural environment of the Trill symbionts. 
The symbionts would die unless they were in the milk pools or were joined after a certain amount of time. When living in the pools, they could communicate with one another via electrical pulses sent through the liquid. They bred and were born in the pools.
The s were a group of unjoined Trill who had devoted their lives to making sure the pools were perfect for the symbionts, having the perfect temperature and protein content.
In 2371, Commander Sisko, Doctor Bashir, and Jadzia Dax went to Trill and visited the pools looking for answers to a problem Jadzia was experiencing with the Dax symbiont. ()
In 2375, Sisko suggested to Ezri Dax that she could live in the Caves taking care of the symbionts when she considered leaving Starfleet. ()
In 3189, Commander Michael Burnham and Adira Tal traveled to Trill in order to repair the connection between Adira and the Tal symbiont. With the assistance of Guardian Xi, the pair traveled to the pools, both eventually submerging themselves and connecting telepathically to work through blocked memories of Gray Tal's death. ()
In 3191, Captain Burnham, Ensign Tal, Dr. Hugh Culber and Cleveland Booker returned to Trill to find the next clue in their search for the Progenitors' technology. In the caves, Guardian Xi and Gray Tal helped Kalzara Bix with her Zhian'tara. Kalzara was able to transfer Jinaal's memories to Dr. Culber.()
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Cavity

A cavity was a dental term for an occlusion indicative of decay on a tooth usually caused by specific carbohydrates (saccharides) or bacteria.
Despite having her teeth sealed with a trifluorinate compound in 2128, Sub-Commander T'Pol was nevertheless diagnosed with a cavity by Dr. Phlox in 2151. He repaired it for her. ()
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Cayenne pepper

Cayenne pepper (or cayenne) was a pungent red chili pepper commonly used as a spice in Cajun and Creole cooking. It was also utilized for its medicinal benefits. 
In 2153, Jonathan Archer exchanged several spices from 's galley, including cayenne pepper, mustard seed, paprika, and pepper to B'Rat Ud in exchange for the formula necessary for synthesizing trellium. ()
Cayenne pepper was a popular seasoning among various members of the Sisko family. However, Joseph Sisko felt that his daughter Judith never put enough cayenne pepper in the jambalaya. ()
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Cecelia Specht

Cecelia Specht is an actress who appeared in several episodes of as an operations division crewman. As a background performer she received no credit for her appearances. Specht's costume from her role in the episode was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay where her name was misspelled as Cecilia Specht. 
Born in Santa Cruz, California, Specht earned her MFA from The Nes School University and her BA in Political Science from the U.C. Berkeley. She trained acting at the Actor's Studio and under coach Barbara Bain. Specht is married to actor David Ross Paterson since 1998 and is the sister of director and producer Carrie Specht.
Among her performances are the short films Bleach (1998) and Lipstick (1999), (2000), a recurring role in the drama series Neighbours (1999-2001), the short film Signs of Life (2002), a recurring role in (2002, starring Daniel Hugh Kelly and Brad Dourif), a guest part in Stingers (2002), (2003), Evil Never Dies (2003), the short comedy On the Job (2005), the comedy Outta Sync (2006, with Mark Chaet and Sofie Calderon), the short film Address Unknown (2006) on which she also worked as producer, guest parts in (2005, with Nikki Cox and Sean Smith), Criminal Minds (2007, with Bill Smitrovich), and Zoey 101 (2007), and the short comedy Background(ed) (2007).
More recent projects include guest roles in (2008, with Victor Rivers and directed by David Straiton) and Dexter (2008, with Shawn Crowder), (2008, with Frank Langella, Andy Milder, Geoffrey Blake, Clint Howard, Ned Vaughn, Steve Kehela, Googy Gress, Christopher Jude, and Arne Starr), and the short drama Breakfast Meeting (2009, directed, written, and produced by her sister).
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Cecily Adams

Cecily Adams was an actress and casting director who played Ishka in four episodes of . She also did a cameo as a holographic patron in Vic's Lounge in the seventh season episode .
She took over the role of Ishka from Andrea Martin. Although she played Armin Shimerman and Max Grodénchik's mother on the series, she was nine and six years their junior respectively.
Born in Jamaica, Queens, New York City, Adams was the daughter of Get Smart star . She was married to guest actor Jim Beaver.
She worked with Beaver on a number of film and stage productions prior to their marriage in 1989. She later co-starred with her husband in a 1996 episode of . This episode also featured guest star Daniel Benzali, fellow Deep Space Nine guest actress Barbara Bosson, actor Neal McDonough, Enterprise guest star David Andrews, guest star Don McManus, Next Generation guest actor Milt Tarver, and frequent Trek guest stars Ron Canada, John Fleck, Gregory Itzin, Scott Trost, and Rick Worthy.
Her other television work includes guest appearances on (with Kenneth Mars and William Boyett), (with Robert Ito, Garry Walberg, Robert Hooks, and William Smithers), (starring Keith Szarabajka, with Mark Margolis), (with Bob Gunton, Jacqueline Kim, and Mark Rolston), and the final episode of .
Adams was primarily a casting director. She served in this capacity for and That 70s Show, as well as such films as The Forgotten One (1991, starring Terry O'Quinn) and Home Room (2002, starring Raphael Sbarge). She also served as a casting assistant on , starring Christopher Lloyd and Joanna Cassidy.
Adams died of lung cancer in 2004 at the age of 46. Her father died the following year.
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Celebrating 5 Seasons of Star Trek: Lower Decks (aftershow)

"Celebrating 5 Seasons of Star Trek: Lower Decks" is the 108th episode of , and the tenth of the special episodes dealing with and its series finale episode, .
It is the ninety-first episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's studio guests were Tawny Newsome, Jack Quaid, Noël Wells, and Eugene Cordero.
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Celerity-induced accelerated somatic mutation rate

Celerity-induced accelerated somatic mutation rate was a process of rapid genetic mutation, where an individual's body is changed in a manner paralleling millions of years of natural evolution, but occurring within a matter of hours.
Tom Paris of the experienced this condition after making a warp 10 flight, breaking the transwarp threshold, in 2372. His biochemistry began to change, causing an allergic reaction to water, the breakdown of electrolytes, and the congealing of interstitial fluids. The alveoli in his lungs mutated, resulting in him no longer processing oxygen but instead a nitrogen-acidichloride mixture. Eventually, his ular membranes deteriorated and his lymphatic system collapsed, leading to his apparent death.
However, Paris awakened shortly after, apparently healthy. The Doctor found that his internal organs were being rearranged, some having been absorbed and others grown anew. There were also rapid transmutations in his nervous system, causing bouts of deranged behavior interspersed by moments of lucidity.
The Doctor believed that Paris' DNA could be forced to revert to its original state if the new genetic material was destroyed with antiprotons from Voyagers warp core. Before the treatment could be completed, Paris broke free of his isotropic restraint and abducted Captain Kathryn Janeway, escaping on another transwarp flight. The Voyager crew found them on an uninhabited planet, having transformed into amphibious creatures, as well as having produced offspring. The Doctor was then able to complete his antiproton treatment and restore them to normal. ()
Several individuals afflicted with this condition, including Anthony, were being treated at the Farm on Endicronimas V in 2380. ()
When Paris visited the in 2381, Ensign Beckett Mariner asked Brad Boimler if he was "still a salamander". () Later that year, after Voyager had finished being turned into a museum ship, a display featuring two animatronic replicas of hyper-evolved Humans was among its many exhibits. During the ship's transport to Earth, one of the models was assimilated by a Borg macrobot, and attempted to alter the ship's course to send it to Cube 858779. Fortunately, the plan was foiled by Ensigns Brad Boimler and Sam Rutherford, who used Neelix cheese to gum up the ship's bio-neural circuitry. ()
Janeway considered the incident the most difficult thing she would experience, including leaving the during warp to return to her own body after a mind swap with Dal R'El. She also conceded that she looked like a Salamander during the incident. ()
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Celes

Celes, also known as Tau Hydrae, was an inhabited star system in the Beta Quadrant. It was a trinary star system consisting of the three stars Tau1 Hydrae Aa, Tau1 Hydrae Ab, and Tau1 Hydrae B and at least two planets, including Celes II. The first two stars together formed a binary star system. 
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Celes system was located in the constellation Hydra. The system was approximately 59 light years from Sol.
In 2256, this star system's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . () 
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. The Celes system was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 3189, the location of Celes was denoted on a holographic star chart of the Milky Way Galaxy at Federation Headquarters. ()
In 3190, the location of Celes was labeled on a star chart used by Commander Paul Stamets for tracking the movement of the Dark Matter Anomaly through the galaxy. ()
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Celes II

Celes II was the inhabited second planet in the Celes system. This planet was located in the Beta Quadrant. ()
In 2379, the praetor of the Romulan Star Empire called for a vote on a motion to open trade negotiations with this world. The motion to open negotiations was brought in response to the fact that the dilithium mines on Remus had not been filling their quotas for a matter of months. ()
 
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Celeste Yarnall

Celeste Yarnall was an actress who played Yeoman Martha Landon in the second season episode . She filmed her scenes between Monday and Monday at Desilu Stage 10.
Yarnall was offered a choice by casting director Joseph D'Agosta to either play the yeoman in the upcoming episode "The Apple" or wait until a more substantial guest role would be available for her, probably costuming her up as an alien beauty, making full use of her looks. Yarnall chose the first option, because she liked the script and the part, and was worried if she might miss that promised other chance. She wore Grace Lee Whitney's uniform in the episode, which was re-fitted for her. (These Are the Voyages: TOS Season Two )
Her other television credits include appearances on , , , (with Don Marshall), and Melrose Place. She also had a role in 1971's Columbo: Ransom for a Dead Man, as did Paul Carr.
Yarnall made her feature film debut in Jerry Lewis' (1963, starring Stella Stevens, with Henry Gibson). In 1968, she co-starred with Robert Walker in . She followed this with roles in Elvis Presley's (1968) and (1969).
In 1972, Yarnall had a role in , with Jill Ireland and Steve Vinovich. And in 1973, she co-starred with fellow Star Trek actors John Colicos, Joanne Linville, James B. Sikking, and William Smithers in . Later film credits include (1987, starring Whoopi Goldberg, Harris Yulin, and Brad Dourif), (1990, with Michael Bofshever, Wendie Malick and Freda Foh Shen, directed by Leonard Nimoy), and (1993, with Michael Ensign and Matthew Faison).
Among her other distinctions, Yarnall was also the last woman to be elected as an original "Miss Rheingold" in 1964. Previously, another Star Trek yeoman, Emily Banks also held the same title.
In 2009, Yarnall guest-voiced the role of T'Pauk on the fan-produced series Star Trek: The Continuing Mission.
Yarnall died on 7 October 2018 at the age of 74. (Screen Actors Guild Magazine, Special Edition 2019, p. 98)
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* "Celeste Yarnall & "The Apple"", Mark Phillips, , issue 141, April 1989, p. 35
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Celia Lovsky

Celia Lovsky was the Austrian actress who played T'Pau in the second season episode . Lovsky filmed her scenes between Wednesday and Monday at Desilu Stage 10.
==Life and career==
Lovsky was born Cäcilia Josefina Lvovsky in Vienna on February 21, 1897; her father was a minor Czech classical composer. She studied at the Royal Academy and went on to appear in stage plays in Austria and Germany until meeting Hungarian actor , whom she later married. She was instrumental in getting him cast as the child murderer in (1931). Although the couple divorced in 1945, they remained devoted friends all their lives. Lorre had refused to permit her to work in America, believing that in a marriage, the man must do all the work. After their divorce, she sought out theater and film roles, but was hampered by a heavy Austro-Hungarian accent. She did get a number of character and exotic roles.
She played the mother of , who herself was a deaf-mute, in , where she used . (Hollywood Speaks: Deafness and the Film Entertainment Industry, John S. Schuchman, Illini Books, 1999) Late-night viewers probably remember her in this role or as Apache Princess Saba in an obscure 1955 film, Foxfire. Both films were directed by Joseph Pevney, who recommended Lovsky for the role of T'Pau in "Amok Time" after reading Theodore Sturgeon's script. He and Leonard Nimoy agreed that Lovsky would be "perfect". (Captains' Logs: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages, p. 53) Proving unable to perform the Vulcan salute naturally for "Amok Time", she manipulated the fingers of her left hand into the correct position before raising it into range of the camera (the salute is usually performed with the right hand).
She had many guest-starring television roles on such favorites as , The Twilight Zone, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Lovsky and Susan Oliver appeared together in the Michael Shayne episode "The Heiress" and (1959). She also appeared in (1973), which featured Whit Bissell, Leigh Taylor-Young, Robert Ito, Roy Jenson, Meg Wyllie, and Brock Peters, and was photographed by Richard H. Kline.
Lovsky died of natural causes in Los Angeles, California, in 1979, aged 82.
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Celtris III

Celtris III was the uninhabited third planet in its star system. This system was located inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant. Located in Sector 864, the planet was near the Federation-Cardassian border.
The lynar, a type of Celtran bat, was indigenous to this planet. 
In 2367, Starfleet Intelligence learned about an installation buried beneath the planet's surface. The information gathered about this installation was used later for the planning of a special operations mission led by Captain Jean-Luc Picard in 2369.
In that year, Starfleet Intelligence began monitoring bursts of theta-band subspace emissions from this installation on Celtris III, which typically indicated a metagenic device in operation. Since such devices were illegal, this led Starfleet to believe that the Cardassians might have 
been operating a secret research lab in this facility. However, Picard's team discovered that the signal had been faked and that they had walked into a trap. It was a ruse by the Cardassians to lure the captain, who was an expert in theta emissions, to the planet. The Cardassians assumed that the , Picard's ship, would be the command ship of Sector 21527 and he would know the defenses of the Minos Korva system. During the team's escape from the planet, Picard was taken into custody and was later interrogated by Gul Madred.
During his negotiations with Captain Edward Jellico, Gul Lemec, using the elements of Picard's confession, alleged that the Federation had launched an unprovoked attack. In the allegation, Lemec said that Picard and his teammates, Dr. Beverly Crusher, and Worf, had assaulted an outpost on this planet, resulting in the deaths of 55 men, women, and children. They were holding Picard as evidence of this assault. The allegation was later dropped, and Picard was returned to the Federation. ()
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This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of the Cardassian Union in the star chart appearing in the episode .
"SELL-tris" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the script pronunciation guide for "Chain of Command, Part II". 
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 46) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Stellar Cartography", pp. 18-19; "Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), the primary of the Celtris system was a M-class star. According to a map of the Cardassian Union – prepared by an anonymous astrography clerk, from the Cardassian Central Archives, in 2364 – Celtris was identified as a Cardassian system.
The classified Celtris III as a class M planet.
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Centauri VII

Centauri VII was the inhabited seventh planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
Centauri VII was the homeworld of the artist Taranullus. Original prints of his The Creation Lithographs were rare antique collectibles in 2269 when seen by Dr. McCoy on Omega system planet Holberg 917G. The immortal Flint's collection included original works and acquisitions from his many lives; since it contained Taranullus's work, the prints were either Flint's own work or were acquired by him. () 
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* Alpha Centauri
* Centaurian slug
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The non-canon reference book The Worlds of the Federation places this planet in orbit around the binary stars Alpha Centauri A and B.
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