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 === 'Ygiroth ===
 * see also:  [[City of 'Ygiroth]]
-The [[Jungles of Kled|Dreamlanders]] of ‘Ygiroth are a primitive, savage and degenerate breed which barely deserves the name "man", they were short and hairy with protruding brow-ridges and beady eyes.  They would have remained obscure primitives had it not been for a fateful visit by the [[Thing in the Yellow Mask]], who offered the 'Ygiroth terrible boons in exchange for being honored with a [[Jungles of Kled#City_of_Ygiroth|city raised]] in its honor, a terrible monument to horror with a blasphemous temple of nightmare at its heart.  The 'Ygiroth are now extinct, having thrown themselves on the spears of their enemies in lunatic terror of some nameless horror conjured in the Nightmare Temple of 'Ygiroth.
+The [[Jungles of Kled|Dreamlanders]] of ‘Ygiroth were a primitive, savage and degenerate breed which barely deserves the name "man", short and hairy with protruding brow-ridges and beady eyes.  They would have remained obscure primitives had it not been for a fateful visit by the [[Thing in the Yellow Mask]], who offered the 'Ygiroth terrible boons in exchange for being honored with a [[Jungles of Kled#City_of_Ygiroth|city raised]] in its honor, a terrible monument to horror with a blasphemous temple of nightmare at its heart.  The 'Ygiroth are now extinct, having thrown themselves on the spears of their enemies in lunatic terror of some nameless horror conjured in the Nightmare Temple of 'Ygiroth.
 The 'Ygiroth are the creation of [[W.C. DeBill]], Jr, "[[In ‘Ygiroth (fiction)]]"

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	=== 'Ygiroth ===		=== 'Ygiroth ===
		+	* see also: [[City of 'Ygiroth]]
	The [[Jungles of Kled\|Dreamlanders]] of ‘Ygiroth are a primitive, savage and degenerate breed which barely deserves the name "man", they were short and hairy with protruding brow-ridges and beady eyes. They would have remained obscure primitives had it not been for a fateful visit by the [[Thing in the Yellow Mask]], who offered the 'Ygiroth terrible boons in exchange for being honored with a [[Jungles of Kled#City_of_Ygiroth\|city raised]] in its honor, a terrible monument to horror with a blasphemous temple of nightmare at its heart. The 'Ygiroth are now extinct, having thrown themselves on the spears of their enemies in lunatic terror of some nameless horror conjured in the Nightmare Temple of 'Ygiroth.		The [[Jungles of Kled\|Dreamlanders]] of ‘Ygiroth are a primitive, savage and degenerate breed which barely deserves the name "man", they were short and hairy with protruding brow-ridges and beady eyes. They would have remained obscure primitives had it not been for a fateful visit by the [[Thing in the Yellow Mask]], who offered the 'Ygiroth terrible boons in exchange for being honored with a [[Jungles of Kled#City_of_Ygiroth\|city raised]] in its honor, a terrible monument to horror with a blasphemous temple of nightmare at its heart. The 'Ygiroth are now extinct, having thrown themselves on the spears of their enemies in lunatic terror of some nameless horror conjured in the Nightmare Temple of 'Ygiroth.

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	[[Robert E. Howard]]'s fantasy novels involving ancient [[Hyperborea]] (Conan, Kull, Bran Mak Morn) contain many ape-like proto- and post-human "races" (such as Howard's Picts) which evolve out of savagery into humans, and then descend back into brute savagery again, numerous times in repeated cycles, with humans and sub-humans in the setting violently co-existing in Hyperborea, all at various points in their rise and fall from humanity.		[[Robert E. Howard]]'s fantasy novels involving ancient [[Hyperborea]] (Conan, Kull, Bran Mak Morn) contain many ape-like proto- and post-human "races" (such as Howard's Picts) which evolve out of savagery into humans, and then descend back into brute savagery again, numerous times in repeated cycles, with humans and sub-humans in the setting violently co-existing in Hyperborea, all at various points in their rise and fall from humanity.
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 === 'Ygiroth ===
-The [[Cuppar-Nombo|Dreamlanders]] of ‘Ygiroth are a primitive, savage and degenerate breed which barely deserves the name "man", they were short and hairy with protruding brow-ridges and beady eyes.  They would have remained obscure primitives had it not been for a fateful visit by the [[Thing in the Yellow Mask]], who offered the 'Ygiroth terrible boons in exchange for being honored with a [[Cuppar-Nombo#City_of_Ygiroth|city raised]] in its honor, a terrible monument to horror with a blasphemous temple of nightmare at its heart.  The 'Ygiroth are now extinct, having thrown themselves on the spears of their enemies in lunatic terror of some nameless horror conjured in the Nightmare Temple of 'Ygiroth.
+The [[Jungles of Kled|Dreamlanders]] of ‘Ygiroth are a primitive, savage and degenerate breed which barely deserves the name "man", they were short and hairy with protruding brow-ridges and beady eyes.  They would have remained obscure primitives had it not been for a fateful visit by the [[Thing in the Yellow Mask]], who offered the 'Ygiroth terrible boons in exchange for being honored with a [[Jungles of Kled#City_of_Ygiroth|city raised]] in its honor, a terrible monument to horror with a blasphemous temple of nightmare at its heart.  The 'Ygiroth are now extinct, having thrown themselves on the spears of their enemies in lunatic terror of some nameless horror conjured in the Nightmare Temple of 'Ygiroth.
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 Kromagg:
 * ''[[Sliders (1995 series)]]''
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		+	=== 'Ygiroth ===
		+	The [[Cuppar-Nombo\|Dreamlanders]] of ‘Ygiroth are a primitive, savage and degenerate breed which barely deserves the name "man", they were short and hairy with protruding brow-ridges and beady eyes. They would have remained obscure primitives had it not been for a fateful visit by the [[Thing in the Yellow Mask]], who offered the 'Ygiroth terrible boons in exchange for being honored with a [[Cuppar-Nombo#City_of_Ygiroth\|city raised]] in its honor, a terrible monument to horror with a blasphemous temple of nightmare at its heart. The 'Ygiroth are now extinct, having thrown themselves on the spears of their enemies in lunatic terror of some nameless horror conjured in the Nightmare Temple of 'Ygiroth.


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	[[Robert E. Howard]]'s fantasy novels involving ancient [[Hyperborea]] (Conan, Kull, Bran Mak Morn) contain many ape-like proto- and post-human "races" (such as Howard's Picts) which evolve out of savagery into humans, and then descend back into brute savagery again, numerous times in repeated cycles, with humans and sub-humans in the setting violently co-existing in Hyperborea, all at various points in their rise and fall from humanity.		[[Robert E. Howard]]'s fantasy novels involving ancient [[Hyperborea]] (Conan, Kull, Bran Mak Morn) contain many ape-like proto- and post-human "races" (such as Howard's Picts) which evolve out of savagery into humans, and then descend back into brute savagery again, numerous times in repeated cycles, with humans and sub-humans in the setting violently co-existing in Hyperborea, all at various points in their rise and fall from humanity.
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 * Laurence J Cornford - ''[http://www.eldritchdark.com/misc/hyper/hyper-g-l.html A Hyperborean Glossary]''
 * Daniel Harms - ''[[The Encyclopedia Cthulhiana]]'' (1998)
 Voormi:
 * [[Clark Ashton Smith]], "[[The Seven Geases]]"
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 [[File:Frazetta caveman1.jpg|100px|thumb|right|An example of Frazetta Man: "Caveman 1", by Frank Frazetta]]
+"Frazetta Man", also known as Almas, Yeti, Orang-Pendek, Wild-Men, Beast-Men, Ape-Men, Piltdown Man, Java Man, Peking Man, Neanderthal Man, Cave Men, Ptetholites, Savages, Dawn Men, Gnophkehs, Voormis, Sagoths, Pakunis, Mangani, Faeries, Goblins, Orcs, Trolls, Dwarfs, "White Apes", etc....
 Origin:  variations on the ape-men theme have been a staple of science fiction, fantasy, and the pulps (dime-novels, penny-dreadfuls, etc.) since Darwinian Evolution came to the attention of writers; however, tales of hairy savages appear to be an ancient and universal part of human culture, shared by virtually every culture on Earth dating back to prehistoric times.

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 In a few cases, the inter-mingling with - and genetic tampering from - humanoid monsters may result in very marked alien characteristics mixed in among those of the vaguely-human and vaguely-ape (such as features of [[Deep One]], [[Ghoul]], and other, far stranger alien extractions).
 === Machen's "Little People" ===
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 === Robert E. Howard's Worms of the Earth ===
 See the dedicated article on [[Worms of the Earth (race)]]

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 Though ape-like in appearance, this subterranean race of humanoid or proto-humanoid creatures are advanced tool-users and intellectually nearly the equals of modern man, and perhaps psychically the superiors of humans, with the lowest specimen of Sagoth capable of telepathy and other feats of psychic power or magic.
-The Sagoths are enslaved to the [[Serpent_Men#Mahars|Mahars]]: winged, large, slimy, psychic [[Serpent People]] dwelling dwelling in a hellish volcanic cavern in the darker reaches of Pallucidar with their Sagoth slaves.
+The Sagoths are enslaved to the [[Serpent_Men#Mahars|Mahars]]: large, slimy, winged, psychic [[Serpent People]] dwelling in a hellish volcanic cavern in the darker reaches of Pallucidar with their Sagoth slaves.
 The Sagoths serve as foot soldiers, guards, slavers, administrators, and hand-servants for their [[Serpent_Men#Mahars|Mahar]] masters, capturing "lesser" human and humanoid races to serve as brutal menial laborers, farmers, and food for the Mahar/Sagoth civilizaton.
 === Mangani ===
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 The Mangani are comparable to Burroughs' Sagoths (see above):  advanced, quasi-human tool-users with a common language and appearance, though the Sagoths of the Underworld are more bestial and primitive in appearance.
 === Morlock ===