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The '''Selay''' are a carnivorous [[humanoid]] [[reptile|reptilian]] species native to the [[planet]] [[Selay (planet)|Selay]]. The Selay are long-standing enemies with a neighboring species, the [[Antican]]s.
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The '''Selay''' were a carnivorous [[humanoid]] [[reptile|reptilian]] species native to the [[planet]] [[Selay (planet)|Selay]]. The Selay were long-standing enemies with a neighboring species, the [[Antican]]s.
   
[[First contact]] with the [[Federation]] took place before [[2327]], when there was a Selay present on [[Starbase Earhart]]. ({{TNG|Tapestry}})
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[[First Contact]] with the [[Federation]] took place before [[2327]], when there was a Selay present on [[Starbase Earhart]]. ({{TNG|Tapestry}})
   
 
In [[2364]], the Selay and the Anticans both applied for [[Federation members|Federation membership]], and as part of the process the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} carried a Selay delegation to [[Parliament]] to resolve their conflict with the Anticans. ({{TNG|Lonely Among Us}})
 
In [[2364]], the Selay and the Anticans both applied for [[Federation members|Federation membership]], and as part of the process the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} carried a Selay delegation to [[Parliament]] to resolve their conflict with the Anticans. ({{TNG|Lonely Among Us}})
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==Background==
 
==Background==
[[Image:Probert selay concept.jpg|thumb|Probert concept art.]]
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The Selay species was designed by Concept Artist [[Andrew Probert]]. As such, it was one of only three alien facial designs that were conceived by Probert prior to Makeup Supervisor [[Michael Westmore]] joining the production crew of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', the others being the [[Antican]]s and the [[Ferengi]].
* The Selay species was designed by [[Andrew Probert]].
 
* A full latex Selay mask was put up for auction in the [[It's A Wrap! sale and auction]].
 
   
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[[File:Several Selay.jpg|thumb|Actors in Selay costuming]]
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Although [[Gene Roddenberry]] decided (at about the start of the series) that all aliens shown on TNG were to be depicted without burying the actors under deep rubber or covering their mouths, the Selay makeup – involving a pull-over mask – broke this rule of thumb (in common with the makeup for the Anticans and [[Armus]]). ({{STTM|2|12}}, p. 26) A full latex Selay mask was put up for [[Star Trek auctions|auction]] in the [[It's A Wrap! sale and auction|''It's A Wrap!'' sale and auction]].
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Selay

Selay representatives

The Selay were a carnivorous humanoid reptilian species native to the planet Selay. The Selay were long-standing enemies with a neighboring species, the Anticans.

First Contact with the Federation took place before 2327, when there was a Selay present on Starbase Earhart. (TNG: "Tapestry")

In 2364, the Selay and the Anticans both applied for Federation membership, and as part of the process the USS Enterprise-D carried a Selay delegation to Parliament to resolve their conflict with the Anticans. (TNG: "Lonely Among Us")

A representative of the Selay attended the biennial Trade Agreements Conference held on Betazed in 2366. (TNG: "Ménage à Troi")

People

Background

Probert selay concept

Probert concept art

The Selay species was designed by Concept Artist Andrew Probert. As such, it was one of only three alien facial designs that were conceived by Probert prior to Makeup Supervisor Michael Westmore joining the production crew of Star Trek: The Next Generation, the others being the Anticans and the Ferengi.

Several Selay

Actors in Selay costuming

Although Gene Roddenberry decided (at about the start of the series) that all aliens shown on TNG were to be depicted without burying the actors under deep rubber or covering their mouths, the Selay makeup – involving a pull-over mask – broke this rule of thumb (in common with the makeup for the Anticans and Armus). (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 12, p. 26) A full latex Selay mask was put up for auction in the It's A Wrap! sale and auction.

External link

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