Mythology and fiction
Triton, a Greek god; his name & image use at times came to become associated by having the class of mythical beings known as Tritons. King Triton, Princess Ariel's father in the Disney movie, The Little Mermaid. Triton, a novel by Samuel R. Delany.

Science
Triton, the big moon of the planet Neptune. The triton occurs as tritium nucleus, particularly one utilized as the bombarding particle or even emitted within a nuclear reaction. Triton X-100 occurs as laundry detergent that is typically utilized inside extraction buffers because it solublizes proteins. Triton, a marine snail of the family Ranellidae. Triton, the newt or salamander.

Military
Many navies have commissioned vessels known as Triton or even Tryton: Eight vessels of the Royal Navy named HMS Triton or HMS Tryton. 3 vessels of the United States Navy named USS Triton. Both ships of the United States Coast Guard named USCGC Triton. Triton, a Allied code title for a communication network utilising the Enigma machine used by German War Navy during the Second World War.

Transportation
A Triton series of engines made per Ford Motor Company. Triton, a hybrid Cafe racer style of motorbike built from either the Triumph engine and the Norton chassis.

Education
Triton College, a 2-biennial college located in Flow of any stream Grove, Illinois (America). A Tritons come a athletic mascot for the University of California, San Diego.

Music
Triton, a demo group. A Korg Triton[http://www.korg.com][http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=korg+triton] workstation synthesizer. www.tritonhaven.com[http://www.tritonhaven.com], online resource.

Finance
Triton, an account & relation database utilized per honorable financial institution Triodos Bank NV.

Media
Triton (magazine), a Mexican magazine.

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