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How did Triton get its name?
Triton is a dorf planet. It was just discovered.
Is king Triton real?
No. Triton, as King of the Seas, is a myth.
What is Triton's Roman name?
Triton. Roman's would sometimes change the Greek names, but not for all. Triton was one that stuck.
Who is the mother of the Greek god Triton?
Triton's parents are Poseidon (father) and Amphitrite (mother).
What was Triton the god of in Greek Mythology?
Triton was the herald of the sea, specifically his mother, Amphitrite. the son of poseidon
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