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	In the fictional ] universe, the '''Adama family''' is the family of ], commander of the ], and they are some of the core characters of the series. The composition of the family varies between the ] and ].		In the fictional ] universe, the '''Adama family''' is the family of ], commander of the ], and they are some of the core characters of the series. The composition of the family varies between the ] and ].

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In the fictional Battlestar Galactica universe, the Adama family is the family of Commander Adama, commander of the Battlestar Galactica, and they are some of the core characters of the series. The composition of the family varies between the original 1978 series and the 2003 remake.

Original continuity

This is the Adama family tree of the original 1978 series and Galactica 1980 issuing from Commander Adama. (People dying in pilot or early episodes marked with † ):

Adama

Ila †