The Borg use a system of species designations to identify various species and cultures they have encountered.

It is not explicitly stated how these designations are assigned, though it is generally assumed that they are simply incremental, each newly encountered species getting a number one higher than the previous. This mostly holds up when comparing numbers to probable first contact dates or vicinity to Borg space, though some anomalies exist, most notably the Alpha Quadrant species Ferengi having an unusual low number of 180. Numbers appear to be assigned at first contact, and don't seem to be recycled even after the whole species is assimilated.

• Species 116
• Species 125
• Species 149
• Species 180: Ferengi
• Species 218: Talaxians
• Species 259
• Species 262
• Species 263
• Species 312
• Species 329: Kazon
• Species 407: Lennli
• Species 433: Greech
• Species 521: Shivolians
• Species 571
• Species 642: Narisians
• Species 689: Norcadians
• Species 874
• Species 912: Dulaph
• Species 1429
• Species 1567
• Species 1599: Betazoids
• Species 1629: Irsk
• Species 1811
• Species 2000: Cardassians
• Species 2461: Brunali
• Species 2822
• Species 3105: Rhawn
• Species 3259: Vulcans
• Species 3783: Romulans
• Species 4228: Hazari
• Species 4672
• Species 4774: Skedan
• Species 5008: Klingons
• Species 5174
• Species 5618: Humans
• Species 5973
• Species 6291: Yridians
• Species 6339
• Species 6649: Neyser
• Species 6961: Ktarians
• Species 8472: Groundskeepers / Undine
• Species 9341
• Species 10026
• Species 95012: Pakleds

External linkEdit

• Borg species designations article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.