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April Tatro

April Tatro is a former contortionist and actress who appeared in the role of Isis in her Human form in the second season episode . 
She was uncredited for this appearance – because she had no dialogue – and filmed her scene on Friday at Paramount Stage 5. 
In fan circles it was long speculated that the briefly seen Human form of the cat Isis was portrayed by actress , and this had been repeated so often that many articles and websites treated it as fact. However, Vetri herself confirmed that she was not in the episode: "I was never in an episode of STAR TREK. I know that people think I was […] I am not sure who she was. Look close enough and you can see that she has blue eyes and I, of course, have brown." (Little Shoppe of Horrors #41, p. 71)
On 12 March 2019 (citing a production call sheet for extras dated ), Larry Nemecek revealed on his podcast The Trek Files that the Human form of Isis was portrayed by actress, dancer, and contortionist April Tatro. 
Beside her appearance on Star Trek, Tatro was featured in episodes of Wonder Woman (1976, with Wayne Grace), Totally Hidden Video (1990), , Johnny Bago (1993, with Larry A. Hankin and Joe Gieb), Family Matters (1997, with Jeff Coopwood and Cynthia Graham), Ellen (1997), (2001), and Days of Our Lives. 
In addition, she appeared in shows such as The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1968), Fernwood Tonight, and Laugh-In (1971 and 1978, with Kim Braden), performed stunts in the Western Blazing Saddles (1974, with Bill Catching, Dick Crockett, Andy, Gary and Tony Epper, Robert Herron, Buddy Joe Hooker, Julie Johnson, Bill McTosh, Hal Needham, and Paul Stader), and appeared in the 1993 music video for the song "Hard Act to Follow" and in the 1997 music video for the song . 
Among her film work are What's Up, Hideous Sun Demon (1983, with Googy Gress, Mark Holton, and Tony Plana), (1988, with Albert Henderson, Jack Murdock, Kenneth Tobey, Jay Robinson, and Kevin Peter Hall), the television comedy The I'm Exhausted Concert (1988), (1993), and the television movie Bandit: Bandit's Silver Angel (1994, with Christine Jansen).
In 1980, she married John W. Hanley.
In 2004, Tatro was interviewed in the documentary The AMC Project: The Talent Collector alongside Susan Rossitto and Cindy Sorensen.
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April Webster & Associates

April Webster & Associates is a casting company located in Santa Monica, California and founded by April Webster. The company cast the US talents for , directed by Justin Lin. 
Affiliated with the Casting Agency of America, April Webster & Associates is casting for theater, film, television and interactive and digital media. Among their projects are the television series Dark Blue, Leverage, Criminal Minds, Lost, Alias, Fringe, Revolution, and Bates Motel. 
== Staff ==
* April Webster – President/Casting Director
* Alyssa Weisberg – Casting Director
* Erica Silverman – Casting Director
* Scott David – Casting Director
* Jessica Sherman – Casting Associate
* Becky Silverman – Casting Associate
* Bonita Deneen – Casting Assistant
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Apron

An apron was an article of clothing worn by an individual to keep their clothes clean when cooking or cleaning. Red and white striped aprons were part of a candy striper's uniform. () Aprons could cover one's full body, or just the part below the waist. ()
Edith Keeler wore an apron as she greeted James T. Kirk and Spock for the first time. ()
 wore a white apron over her blue dress when she met Leonard McCoy on the Shore Leave Planet. (, )
A cleaning lady wore an apron while mopping the floor outside Dixon Hill's office. ()
The hologram Aunt Adah was wearing an apron when she was encountered by the crew of the aboard the Caretaker's array in 2371. ()
Neelix wore an apron when working in the galley aboard Voyager. ()
After burning the meal she tried to prepare for Benjamin Sisko, Kasidy Yates-Sisko decided to let her husband wear the apron in the family. ()
Upon enjoying Seven of Nine's attempts at cooking, Neelix commented that he might have to admit defeat and hang up his apron. ()
Tuvok wore an apron while icing a pistachio cake. ()
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Aptlanka

Aptlanka was a fictional settlement located on the planet Ardani, created by Thaddeus Troi-Riker.
It was located in territory claimed by the Niktlin. 
Even after the death of her son, Deanna Troi kept the drawings of the maps of Ardani, one of which had labeled the location of Aptlanka. ()
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Aquarium

An aquarium or fish tank was a transparent filled with water designed to hold species of life which required an aquatic environment.
In 2370, upon seeing a holographic re-creation of Jonathan Archer's ready room, William T. Riker noted that there was no fish tank, to which Deanna Troi replied, "How could Archer survive without a fish tank?" ()
In 2269, James T. Kirk and Spock were held in an aquarium in sickbay after a forced mutation restructured their lungs to work under water. Kirk remarked that he couldn't command the ship from inside of it. ()
A halo fish was kept as a lab animal in a small aquarium in sickbay of the . ()
A makeshift aquarium was created on a captured Klingon Bird-of-Prey to transport George and Gracie to the 23rd century. ()
Captain Jean-Luc Picard kept a fish named Livingston in a spherical aquarium in his ready room. ()
Wesley Crusher had an aquarium in his quarters in 2365. ()
An aquarium was part of Doctor Paul Stubbs' guest quarters aboard the . ()
In 2366, Counselor Deanna Troi kept a small aquarium in her quarters. ()
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* Cage
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Aquathawn

The aquathawn was a large aquatic animal native to the oceanic planet Aqu'tica. 
== History ==
Aquathawns were heavily hunted by the Aqu'ticans, a pre-warp sentient race that also inhabited their homeworld, who were unaware that their world's ecosystem depended on aquathawns. By the late 24th century, the species neared extinction.
In 2384, the crew of the endeavored to save a pregnant female aquathawn from poachers, hoping that such "good deeds" would induce Starfleet to regard them favorably when they arrived in Federation space. Gwyn, Dal R'El, and Jankom Pog attempted to use Shuttle 07 as bait to lure the aquathawn to safety, which resulted in it being engulfed when Gwyn was distracted by a resurfacing memory of her father. Shortly after, Zero beamed the aquathawn into the Protostars shuttlebay, where she spat out the shuttle unharmed. The animal was then successfully relocated to safe waters shared by others of her kind. ()
== Biology ==
The aquathawn was similar in appearance to some Earth whales. Living in shallow sunlit seas, they were predatory and gave birth to live young. ()
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Aquila

Aquila was a summer constellation visible from Earth's northern hemisphere. This constellation contained the star Altair, which was the twelfth brightest star in Earth's night sky. The stars in this constellation were located in the Alpha Quadrant. ()
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* 31 Aquilae
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* Altair (Alpha Aquilae)
* Delta Aquilae
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Arachna

Arachna was a "burned-out" supernova in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. Cepheus was located near the gas cloud, and the nearest starbase was Starbase 23.
In 2269, the conducted a science survey of Arachna in order to acquire updated measures of radiation and of expansion as the nova entered its cycle of strongest emissions. 
The Enterprise coordinated with Starbase 23 during this mission, which it contacted on stardate 55773.3 to inform them that they had arrived at the gas cloud and had started mapping. ()
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Arakis Prime

Arakis Prime was the prime planet in its star system. This planet was located in the Delta Quadrant. The planet's surface was covered by magnesite dust and the atmosphere was composed of magnesium vapor, and crystalline glaciers could be found here.
The planet was visited by the in 2373, and was the site of one of The Doctor's earliest away missions. He fondly told Seven of Nine about the 'sheer beauty' of Arakis Prime in 2376. ()
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Arawath Colony

The Arawath Colony was a Cardassian settlement located on a planet inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant. Enabran Tain moved there after his retirement from the Obsidian Order. 
In 2370, Dr. Julian Bashir sought out Tain at the Arawath Colony for help in removing Garak's malfunctioning cranial implant. ()
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This colony's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of the Cardassian Union as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
According to StarTrek.com, the colony was named after either a planet or star named Arawath. The website, additionally, stated the pronunciation for Arawath was "AIR-uh-wath"; however, according to the script pronunciation guide for the episode, Arawath was pronounced as "AIR-a-wath". 
The planet model for the Arawath Colony was first used for L-S VI () and was later used for Bopak III ().
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"), there was a star system named Arawath, in which this colony might possibly have been located. The primary 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 – Arawath was identified as a Cardassian system.
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In Star Trek Online, the Arawath system was the staging point for the reformed Terran Empire's raids in the prime universe.
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Arcade

An arcade was a gaming establishment where arcade games could be ed. ()
The full name of Quark's establishment on Deep Space 9 was "Quark's Bar, Grill, Gaming House and Holosuite Arcade". ()
On the planet Ogus II, there was an arcade, where players could participate in laser duels. Behind the east arcade, there was a forest. In 2367, Jake Potts and his brother Willie were playing in the arcade when Jake decided to prank his brother into believing he'd killed him with a real laser pistol, rather than the fake one they were using for the duel. ()
There was a holodeck arcade located at Quark's Federation Experience Bar & Grill on Ferenginar. It was located next to a shop where red shirts could be purchased. ()
In lieu of a holodeck, Starbase 80 had an arcade for crew recreation, which was located on Level 33. The adjacent area was controlled by Acamarians, who would offer tokens for the games to newcomers. In 2382, Lieutenant Gene Jakobowski directed Captain Carol Freeman and Commander Jack Ransom to the arcade as the station's chief engineer spent much time there, omitting the fact that he, himself, was said engineer. Gene then intentionally gave them a circuitous route so that he could rope them into performing repairs along the way. ()
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Arcade game

An arcade game was a game (e.g. pinball or a video game) built to be placed in an arcade for public enjoyment. Arcade games were generally coin-operated, though tokens could be used instead. ()
In 2381, Kerner Hauze had an arcade game among his collection on his ship. ()
Lacking a holodeck, Starbase 80 instead had an arcade, which contained many games for crew recreation. ()
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*Laser duel
*Pinball
**Firepower
**Fish Tales
**Majors - 1941
**Q Continuum Galaxy
**Twenty Grand
*Video games
**Bat'leth Battle
**The Bone Collector
**The Captain's Chair
**Cardboard Chaos
**Ferengi's Fortune
*Whack A Doopler
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Arcadian system

The Arcadian system was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.. The mining planet Motherlode was located in this system.
The visited this system in 2269 while attempting to locate Harry Mudd. ()
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Arch Dalzell

Arch Dalzell was a cinematographer, who served as additional director of photography on the second season episode , replacing regular cameraman Jerry Finnerman, who was unavailable due to illness. He was not credited for his work. 
Dalzell was a veteran director of photography on mostly television projects, which include such series as (starring Ted Cassidy), (starring Tige Andrews and Clarence Williams III, produced by Harve Bennett), (starring David Soul), (starring Ricardo Montalban), and (starring William Windom). He was also the director of photography on Gene Roddenberry's failed 1974 pilot, , which was directed by Marc Daniels, produced by Robert H. Justman, featured Ted Cassidy, Diana Muldaur, Majel Barrett, Craig Huxley, and Patricia Smith in the cast, and costumes by William Ware Theiss.
Dalzell's few feature film credits include (1967, with Dick Miller), (1960), again featuring Miller, (1966, with Irene Tsu, Robert Ito, and Adam Roarke), (1965), and (1965).
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Archaeology and anthropology officer

The archaeology and anthropology (or A&A) officer was a scientist aboard 23rd century Federation starships whose expertise was in archaeology and anthropology.
Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas held the position of A&A officer while serving on the when it visited Pollux IV in 2267. According to Palamas, her "particular specialties include ancient civilizations, relics, and myths." ()
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Archanis

Archanis was an inhabited planetary system in the Archanis sector. The system was located in the Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a primary and at least four planets, including Archanis IV.
In 2267, helmsman Hikaru Sulu used Archanis as a reference point to plot the location of the Enterprise after it was flung five hundred parsecs by the Metrons. () 
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2256, this system's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . In the 2250s, the system was in the territory of the Klingon Empire. ()
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 was a red Klingon Empire logo, indicating its affiliation with the empire. () 
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 Archanis system was in or near to Klingon space. ()
In the late 32nd century, this system was located in the Klingon Zone. ()
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Archanis IV

Archanis IV, or, more simply, as Archanis, was the inhabited fourth planet in the Archanis system. This planet was located in the Archanis sector, a region of space in the Beta Quadrant. (; )
From the 23rd to the 25th centuries, Archanis IV was near the Federation-Klingon border. (; )
In the late 2260s, an alleged Federation research outpost on this planet was attacked by unidentified raiders. A hundred civilians were killed in the raid. This was one of several incidents that had taken place since a truce was declared between the Federation and the Klingon Empire. Although there was no proof of Klingon involvement in these incidents, some in the Federation believed them responsible. The Klingons claimed that they had observed the treaty to the letter for three years and that they were not responsible for the raids. In 2268, while under the influence of the Beta XII-A entity, Pavel Chekov was made to believe he had once had a brother, Piotr Chekov, who had been killed by the Klingons at the research outpost on Archanis IV. In reality, he had no brother; the entity wished to foment hostility between the crew of the and the Klingons. () 
Circa 2272, the Klingons relinquished their claim on the Archanis sector to the Federation. ()
Prior to the beginning of the , Gowron sent a message to the Federation Council, telling them to abandon all starbases and military installations in the sector. During the war, the planet was raided by a Klingon force. As a condition of ending the war, Chancellor Gowron stated that the Federation must allow the Klingon Empire to annex Archanis and other worlds captured by Klingons. Captain Benjamin Sisko told the Klingon leader that he couldn't count on that condition being met. In 2399, as depicted on a star chart in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancys office at Starfleet Headquarters, the Archanis system was in or near Klingon space. (; )
In the 32nd century, this planet was located in the Klingon Zone. ()
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This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of its star as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
"are-KANE-is" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the pronunciation guide for "Broken Link".
This planet, introduced in "Day of the Dove", was originally to have been called Alpha IV. On , however, Kellam de Forest suggested changing the planet's name to Arcanis IV, as the name Alpha IV did "not conform with proper astronomical nomenclature." Thereafter, in the revised final draft script of "Day of the Dove", the name of this planet was spelt "Arcanis 4".
The fate of Archanis IV after the brief Federation-Klingon war ended in mid-2373 has not been revealed on screen.
According to the Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I"), in 2378, Archanis IV was a Federation member.
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Archanis IV Research Outpost

The Archanis IV Research Outpost was an apparent research station located on the Beta Quadrant planet Archanis IV during the mid-23rd century. 
This outpost, located near the Federation-Klingon border, was allegedly inhabited with "a hundred peaceful people", who were all apparently massacred in a Klingon raid that had happened in the "three years" since the establishment of the Organian Peace Treaty.
In 2268, Pavel Chekov, who was under the influence of the Beta XII-A entity, believed that his brother, Piotr Chekov, was among the dead, and that he had a personal score to settle with the Klingons, who were at the time aboard the . Hikaru Sulu later pointed out that Chekov never had a brother, leading Captain James T. Kirk to question what was fact from fiction. 
Doctor McCoy, who was also heavily influenced by the Beta XII-A entity, reaffirmed that though the Klingons claimed to honor the truce, he noted that "there have been incidents" including "raids on our outposts," during the same period, with which Kirk, who was seemingly less affected by the entity, did acknowledge that the outpost raids had happened, but he found "no proof that the Klingons committed it." ()
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Archanis sector

The Archanis sector was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant, near the Federation-Klingon border. The sector was originally claimed by the Klingon Empire but was relinquished to the United Federation of Planets a hundred years before 2372. It contained the Archanis system, containing the planet Archanis IV, as well as a number of Federation starbases and military installations. (; ; )
In the early 24th century, the location of this sector was labeled in a chart used during a Section 31 briefing. ()
In late 2372, Chancellor Gowron demanded that the Federation relinquish the sector to the Klingons, at the urging of whom he believed to be General Martok. () In reality, was a Changeling who had replaced the real Martok over a year earlier. A Klingon task force took the sector shortly after, starting the . ()
In 2373, Starfleet attempted to retake the Archanis sector. The effort was led by the and the . ()
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Archer

Archer was a star system in the Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system with a single primary and was located in Klingon space.
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2256, Archeer's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
A year later, its location was labeled on the star chart showing the trajectory of Lieutenant Spock's shuttle. ()
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Archer type

The Archer-type was a class of starship operated by Starfleet during the mid-23rd century. () 
In 2259, the , crewed by Lieutenant Commander Una Chin-Riley and astrophysicists Lieutenant and Ensign Hadad, was assigned to conduct a first contact mission on Kiley 279. ()
Later, the Archer was docked at Starbase 1 with the and the . ()
Two Archer type vessels evacuated Bavali Station prior to its destruction. ()
== Technical data ==
The Archer type was considerably smaller than a starship, and could be operated by as few as three crew members. Its structure consisted of a saucer section with a pair of aft impulse engines and a single warp nacelle attached beneath. ()
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The single-nacelle design used in for the Archer was conceptually based on and visually similar to the (scout) and (destroyer) that first appeared in Franz Joseph's Star Fleet Technical Manual. 
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Archimedes

Archimedes was an ancient male Human Greek mathematician and physicist who lived during Earth's 3rd century BCE.
He was known for his work on the principle involved in using the lever, and famously said "Give me a lever and a place to stand,, and I can move the world". ()
At least two spaceships, one in the 23rd century and another in the 24th century, were named after him. (; )
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Archon (group)

The designation Archon was a label given to the surviving crew of the Federation starship by of the planet Beta III. 
Beta III was the Archons last destination; the ship was forced down and destroyed there by in 2167. According to Reger, though the Archons attempted to resist Landru, many were killed in this endeavor, while others were ultimately absorbed into the Body. 
When the scouting party from the , consisting of Lieutenants Sulu and O'Neil, visited the planet in 2267, they were soon identified by the Lawgivers as being Archons because the clothes they were wearing were incorrect. 
A second landing party, consisting of Kirk, McCoy, Spock and , returned to the planet, this time wearing proper attire. Natives named Reger and became suspicious, ultimately questioning if they too were Archons. When Kirk teased that they might be, both natives, who were from an underground group that was not of the Body, revealed that "It was said more would follow." 
Some time later, when a third member of the underground, Marplon, was found, he also revealed to Spock that "We have been awaiting your return." Though Spock assured him they were not Archons, Marplon did not care, stating, "Whatever you may call yourselves, you are in fulfillment of prophecy. We ask your help." 
When Landru himself, or his computer alter ego, was directly confronted by Kirk, Kirk felt it was necessary to reveal that they were indeed the Archons, and expressing his desire to speak to Landru, Landru replied, "Despite my efforts to save you, you have invaded the Body and you are causing great harm." ()
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