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− This list does not include [[WarShip]]s, the [[ComStar]]-exclusive ''[[Magellan (JumpShip class)|Magellan]]'', and JumpShips without [[docking collar]]s such as the ''[[Explorer (JumpShip class)|Explorer]]'', ''[[Quetzalcoatl (JumpShip class)|Quetzalcoatl]]'', and any primitive vessels predating the introduction of the docking collar. However, even if these were factored in they would probably all be so rare as to fall into the "other classes" category and not significantly change the overall ratios. + This list does not include [[WarShip]]s, the [[ComStar]]-exclusive ''[[Magellan]]'', and JumpShips without [[docking collar]]s such as the ''[[Explorer (JumpShip class)|Explorer]]'', ''[[Quetzalcoatl (JumpShip class)|Quetzalcoatl]]'', and any primitive vessels predating the introduction of the docking collar. However, even if these were factored in they would probably all be so rare as to fall into the "other classes" category and not significantly change the overall ratios.
(Specifically regarding primitive JumpShips, it was noted that they became "essentially extinct" less than four decades after the introduction of the JumpShip Hardpoint/[[K-F Boom]] Docking Collar.)<ref>''Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 3'', p. 17: Prototype JumpShip Docking Hardpoint</ref> (Specifically regarding primitive JumpShips, it was noted that they became "essentially extinct" less than four decades after the introduction of the JumpShip Hardpoint/[[K-F Boom]] Docking Collar.)<ref>''Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 3'', p. 17: Prototype JumpShip Docking Hardpoint</ref>
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− | This list does not include [[WarShip]]s, the [[ComStar]]-exclusive ''[[ | + | This list does not include [[WarShip]]s, the [[ComStar]]-exclusive ''[[Magellan]]'', and JumpShips without [[docking collar]]s such as the ''[[Explorer (JumpShip class)|Explorer]]'', ''[[Quetzalcoatl (JumpShip class)|Quetzalcoatl]]'', and any primitive vessels predating the introduction of the docking collar. However, even if these were factored in they would probably all be so rare as to fall into the "other classes" category and not significantly change the overall ratios. |
(Specifically regarding primitive JumpShips, it was noted that they became "essentially extinct" less than four decades after the introduction of the JumpShip Hardpoint/[[K-F Boom]] Docking Collar.)<ref>''Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 3'', p. 17: Prototype JumpShip Docking Hardpoint</ref> | (Specifically regarding primitive JumpShips, it was noted that they became "essentially extinct" less than four decades after the introduction of the JumpShip Hardpoint/[[K-F Boom]] Docking Collar.)<ref>''Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 3'', p. 17: Prototype JumpShip Docking Hardpoint</ref> |