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==Apocrypha== The Deltans' strong sexual presence, even without physical contact, was explained by pheromones and sub-conscious telepathy in Gene Roddenberry's novelization. When Lt. Ilia first appeared in the novelization, James T. Kirk reflected that he seemed to instinctively perceive her as naked, despite the fact she was in uniform, and realized this illusion was due to her baldness. References to some of the Deltans' sexual tendencies and oaths were removed from some versions of the filmed appearance. In the script of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, stage directions indicated that the Project Genesis scientist, Jedda, was Deltan. The novelization of Star Trek II expanded on this, adding a female Deltan partner. It was also said that sexual activity between a Deltan and a non-Deltan means risking insanity for the non-Deltan. [[Category: Species]]
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