The Nature of Warfare
Rotation, turnover, and retirement are infrequent in relation to terran wars due to advanced medical technology and a variety of other factors.
Valkyrie - Book 1 - Chapter 12 - Understanding (Revised Edition)
Was that to do with his belief that aliens would not be covered in fur or animal-like as terrans were? did that make them more "alien" and thus easier to except as aliens?
Chapter 12 - The Hirophant
He had never witnessed technology like that before, it was clear that it had not already been of terran design.
The Nightingale
Death to the terran federation!" "thank you rager." and with that eve's complete networking and hacking abilities were freed, her synthetic mind reaching out to almost every single droid on the station. "death to the terran federation!"
A Queen of Nothing Prologue 1.3
Zack began to consider that all terran had horrible taste in food.
The Pets Keepers ch1
As the terran civilization becomes more technologically advanced we are allowed to capture less and less subjects, and the process for those we do capture is much more difficult.
Draconis
Species muridae is a rodent exclusive to the terran system.
Prologue
As gunfire rages and the shouts of soldiers bounce off the walls of the urban crevices, a teenage terran salamander hides amongst the rubble, cowering and wincing in fear as the gunshots resonate in his head.
Unexpected Love - Chapter 1 - They Meet
After watching a human and a terran fight over a bag which the anthro claimed was his, and it was after a few minutes of tugging the human's bag came over on the conveyer belt and he released his grip from the other bag.
Chapter 4 - The Collective
The consoles on the bridge had changed to a much more updated operating system however remained true to original terran design.
Chapter 10 - The Moon
Phoenix grace, the terran government, the military, they were all in this together.
Wind of Change: Chapter 13
After seeing their genuine surprised reaction, the saurian sighed and said, "like you terrans, we also have races living in our worlds.