> Hutts [...] and Krogans I would hardly classify these as radically different. Hutts have two arms, two eyes a nose and a mouth, and vocalize similarly to hum

> Hutts [...] and Krogans I would hardly classify these as radically different. Hutts have two arms, two eyes a nose and a mouth, and vocalize similarly to humans. Krogans are very much humanoid as well and follow the same basic body plan. I'd agree about the Hanars. Better examples of radically different would be the Dwellers from the Algebraist, the Tines from A Fire Upon the Deep, or Alex Ries' Birrin[1]. Even then, they are all relatively human-like in their culture. [1]: http://abiogenisis.deviantart.com/ http://abiogenisis.deviantart.com/