Media Insula

**Media Insula** is the largest continent of Wallace II, known as **Odin** under the Godly naming convention. Under the Salty naming convention, the main continent is divided into **Thron** (in the North) and **Cheru** (in the south), with a mountain range between the two. The island collections **Micha** (North-West) and **Gabre** (South-West) are also considered part of Media Insula.

## Faunal and floral composition of Media Insula

Media Insula is a place with a lot of history. Currently it works as a convention for various creatures all over the world. And its relatively recent isolation also played a part. Media Insula hasn't been properly connected to another landmass for a long time now. Back in the Tenerian, the great supercontinent of the time was split in two, with most of the land that includes Media Insula being part of the eastermost part. With the Accomodatian, one part from the eastermost split separated and moved north to form Terra Septentrionis alongside other landmasses. By the Scelusian, another part has been split and formed the large continental junction that will later sink and split into multiple islands that would make parts of Micha and Archa. Its close proximity with other landmasses allowed Media Insula to interchange fauna, but many times it wasn't fully connected through land bridges, with exceptions happening in changes of sea level. The southern part of the continent, Cheru, has been particularly isolated, but Thron, the northern part, was once connected to Occidentis, and started breaking from that continent in the late Variagene and early Compsogene. It eventually moved eastwards passing very close to Terra Septentrionis in the late Compsogene and finally shocking with Cheru in the Recensgene. Cheru's isolation has also partially been softened with its periodic proximity with Tenebris, allowing for the changes of sea level to allow creatures from the continent to reach Media Insula. The product is Media Insula includes a refuge of various ancient species, as well as providing a myriad of opportunities for other species that dominate in the rest of the world to diversify even more in this unique landmass.

### **Gomphiobia**

Gomphiobian diversity, just like with most other dispeculate clades, is astonishing. Media Insula proves to be a place where all major clades can all live together in one self-contradictory chaotic equilibrium, mixing old and new lineages together. For starters, there's the semi-aquatic herbivorous cetaflumenian Vortodorsus, a coast-dweller, and the basalmost not fully aquatic leorhynchoatan in Media Insula. Media Insula shows itself as a breeding ground for leorhynchoatan diversity. The most derived notonychians exist here, though they are overshadowed by other more derived predators. The cat-like rainforest dwelling felidire, and the omnivorous southern rasadon is a relic of ancient times residing mostly in the Gabre archipelago. Amplectendans exist here, including the ancient bargruda, a 3 meter long predator whose closest relative exists in Terra Septentrionis, having split from each other over 200 million years ago. They are technically the only native amplectendans, as the other lineage comes from Terra Septentrionis, having migrated to Thron. The omnivorous fuzzbuckets spread their lineage to Media Insula, and the related carnivorous Chymera gracilis also came from there, but their Terra Septentrionian relatives are now extinct, so they only reside now in Media Insula. The primitive and lumbering omnivorous Hastumnasus latus lives here and is part of a different and ancient lineage of terrestrial gomphiobians, to which it is the sole survivor. The speculobestians, more diverse in Tenebris, are represented in Media Insula by Ixodidasicut bestia, a small parasite of the giant flying celernantid Arenahastama. Doryplosaurs, however, are super diverse in Media Insula, with a large amount of predatory species, not being shy about getting big. Only the sailback pincer is a herbivore. Various ancient lineages found a refuge here, and turned into formidable predators, such as doryplokamus, Xenocarnifex inportunus and one of the largest of all, the 7 meter long Gomphiomorph skiensis. Migrating predators from Thron have reached here, such as the tridoprobozaurians (ranging between 2 to 7 meters long) and from Terra Septentrionis, like the 6 meter long Tridentigerivenator rex. The other independently evolved terrestrial insidiocaroids are present with less impact, to allow the diversification of the leorhynchoatans. The basal amphibian Insidiovenator inhabits the swamps of the continent. More fully terrestrial is the Turpiscarnifex mesomelas, another remnant of a long lost past. Entomogracilians exist in the form of the cosmopolitan viditdontians and an entirely new lineage of mostly predatorial creatures that is endemic and diversifies even further as apex predators. Most of them are small, like the layer-jaw and the Quadente magna, but the largest is the Pantheramimus ignaticus, with 7,6 meters long, larger than any doryplosaur and possibly the ultimate apex predator of Media Insula, only being surpassed by the carnivorous, though more marsh-dwelling oriented, ambulospeculid Sobekerius, with 9 meters long. Among the main flying clade, there is a decent amount of diversity, namely the ornithosmilids, which are super abundant here, more than anywhere else. Ichthyowestonians are represented by the cosmopolitan and predatory dracolodontidians and the shore-dwelling scissor beaks. The related praedoreginans are represented by the fully flying Exipteryx, but we can also see the gradual evolution into flightlessness of the Dino drawings creature, until the fully terrestrial and massive constantinans. Electrapistridans also gradually became more land-dwellers. The marine Formicirae pinnisphen is an eusocial marine creature that sometimes crawls to land like a seal. By far the super diverse Cimetroiani clade includes aquatic, semi-aquatic and terrestrial creatures, super diverse in Media Insula, some of them are the largest gomphiobians of the continent and one of the largest dispeculates overall of Media Insula, but plenty of small species already exist as well. Another lineage of independently evolved terrestrial gomphiobians also proliferates, here. The giraffapiscatorians. They are mostly known for still having ties to the water, with Giraffapiscator being the basalmost, and more derived ones including Intertesta and Plumathong osslug.

### **Panoplovita**

Among the main terrestrial clade of panoplovitans, Media Insula by far holds the most diversity. They are all herbivores, omnivores or filter feeders and usually have close ties to the water. The basalmost are bipedal heliofragaconians, like Heliotaurus (endemic to the Gabre archipelago) and the small Eremita, found in arid regions (an exception to the swamp-dwelling trend). Eremita eventually rafted to Auth and from there spreaded into the Tenebris complex and into Occidentis, eventually being found in both tropical continents. The shore beast is part of a little derived lineage, only surviving in swamps of Media Insula. The armatura colander is a large semi-aquatic filter feeder, still perfectly able to walk on land like any typical terrestrial panoplovitan, also being the last survivor of a long lost lineage, once even more diverse than this. They are the largest terrestrial panoplovitans of the continent at 10 meters in length. The most diverse and unique clade of terrestrial panoplovitans are the flumencuniculians, a completely herbivorous clade. Flumen ambulaticus is a large elephantine swamp dweller, and Octopod ruminantia is more of a stag-like ruminant that swims in swamps and runs on land gracefully. The great plains burrower is a burrower that lives in much drier habitats, in plains.

### **Celernantida**

It has been hypothesised that the isolation of the Cheru landmass was responsible for many early land dominant celernantid groups to proliferate until this day. The Tenerian-Accomodatian extinction event proved to be quite heavy for terrestrial celernantids as a whole. While, in the rest of the world, they had problems recovering with the sudden diversification of the land-dwelling gomphiobians and ambulospeculids, in the isolated Cheru island, they seem to have endured at some extent. Until today, Media Insula holds the greatest diversity of land-dwelling celernantids, even though ambulospeculids clearly have the upper hand on the ruling of this continent. Still celernantids seem to share the continent's domain, and some are native ancient inhabitants while others are more recent colonizers. The unique aquatic niches the continent provides proved to be benefitial for the independently evolved and semi-aquatic dentamontian Sensum, a relic of ancient times. The celeralian Celeralas is a unique flying celernantid, the last of its kind and also a relic from ancient times. The dancing sprinter belongs to the very weird and ancient Dunatibia clade, whose members are unevenly spread and diversified across other continents. This small sprinter lives in jungles. One of the most prominent native terrestrial celernantids are the vexilliamelians, here they are very well represented and, millions of years before, they were very relevant on land and even occupied roles of apex predators. Nowadays, the vexilliamelians only occupy small sizes, not being larger than 2 meters long. The flag fox, the mountain sprinter and patella draconi are found in the continent. Another ancient basal terrestrial celernantid is the only surviving brevralexian, Brevralex, a 1,5 meter long herbivore. Also prominent are the oseodontids, a group of jawed carnivores or herbivores that can't grow over than four meters long. The carnivorous Leophaethon and Oseodonta are remnants of a celernantid domain. Also once very diverse are the venenumaximans, here they also display a very accentuated diversity, with the small related rainforest dwelling drepanopods and kounoupi drako. There's also the celerocolidas a specialized herbivorous sprinter that was once part of a lineage that is otherwise extinct, and this continent is their last refuge. Celernantida maxima is an exception to the rule, as its adaptability allowed it to adopt a cosmopolitan distribution... it most likely originated in Media Insula, however. The cosmopolitan amphibious phalangesdontids are found in the freshwater courses around the continent. The second radiation of terrestrial celernantids, although not very present, manages to create the largest and most influential terrestrial celernantids of the continent. The manicasaurs are here, represented by the large six meter long carnivorous great grapple-arm and the up to 7 meter long grazing sustansurisup. Flying septevolans proliferate here, as seen by the migrating Septemales volucris, the native Volanmaris species and the Vermis sanguis volans. The largest true flying dispeculate lives in the deserts, the Arenahastama with a stunning wingspan of over 16 meters, hovers above the dunes in search of a meal, like an helicopter.

### **Ambulospeculida**

In comparison, ambulospeculids occupy much more crazy niches, and dominate the continent in a simillar fashion with most other continents. Spinobrachi velocivenatus is a medium-sized freshwater dwelling predatory cetathalassan that sometimes crawls out of the water. Maiadorsans are present in this continent, despite being much more diverse in Occidentis. The 6 meter long predatory Echinatadorsum exists, while the small frugivorous tree dwelling Loricarumeversor simia gets its life in the Gabre archipelago just south of the mainland. Alcyoneuvermians also take some staying in the region, with the gigantic and more basal herbivorous Dpison, sharing the habitat with the probably native crinitusavemians, including the crinitusavem, that spreaded into other continents, and the arboreal insulaculians. Basal forms of ambulospeculids also survive here... the ancient bassodids split from their closest living relatives in the Tenerian, granting them a free pass in their survival in the isolated continent. Bassodids are intelligent arboreal creatures that use their proboscises to manipulate objects, and they are the only survivors of a super ancient lineage. Celestipleures are also present with a certain abundance. Celestiphymimus eruendi and Sabulia mobilis are part of the derived celestipleure clade that is only present elsewhere in Terra Septentrionis and isolated islands... they hardly reach half a meter long. Bug-like celestipleures found a way to prosper however, with the basal multi-legged Troglodytus segmentia being found and the highly diverse thalassopodarids that range from arboreal, aquatic and terrestrial species ranging from 50 cm long to a stunning 10 meters in length. The isolation of Media Insula allowed these celestipleures to become relevant apex predators at times. Another basal group, that has its diversity in the isolation of the continent, are the silvoids. Basalmost species exist like the Silva spicatas. The beach and marshy environments of the continent provide diversification for giant beach-dwellers, like the titan 15 meter tall Vadumspecula and the 5 meter long Xenotitan eolania that spreaded to other southern continents as well. The tropical climate allows edurusconchoideans to diversify too... the beach-dwelling sandhopper tripercute is an occasional sight, but the 8 meter long armored land-dwelling herbivore Dolabra cuda feels like an unusual sight. Interestingly dolabra cuda only evolved recently in the Recensgene. The plains of this continent are perfectly welcoming to new herbivores to become large in various different clades. Simillarly, the altufonsians seem to be native and prospered in the continent. Giant land-dwelling herbivores and omnivores exist, examples are the 10,5 meter long Desereregrallatoris and the six meter long Mantimimus savahni. More tied to the beach-like environments, loyal to their ancestors, are large beach combing creatures like Gunnaluk, but also small spinters of the beach, like the tide springers and the sanguinids. Ascenderinsects are also present here, the basalmost arboreal primas insectum is found as well as the cosmopolitan ascenderespeculida. The tropical regions also provide a plane of diversity for xenopedans. The cosmopolitan and flightless Equitembestia and Xenoarachnia are obviously present, but the native eusocial flightless Formicarex is also living in the continent. Flying xenopedans are also represented by the social Dracoaranea, the super small sanguivore blood fly and the sap feeding treesap mosquitoe. Despite its tropical location, that allows the diversification of other flying dispeculates, aerotherians have an interesting abundance, mostly because they are mostly part of a basal group. This continent harbours the largest flying aerotherian, the Aervenator that surrounds and fishes in the surrounding regions. Its closest relatives are highly derived flightless aerotherians, like Circumsiliens and Xenotherium, the only flightless aerotherians in the world and native to this region of the globe. In the case of Xenotherium, they can reach an astounding size of 9 meters in length. The other split of aerotherians is only represented by the human hand sized feathered Nimbus leo. Pseudocampians are only represented by jumpers that were endemic from Thron, that broke-off from Occidentis and eventually crashed with Cheru. Caedifuremians are very diverse there. Land-dwelling caedifuremians are represented by the small cosmopolitan fabacursorids and the large Caedicenos. Basalmost flying caedifuremians are present here, with the largest one, Toxicus furem with 4,5 meters of wingspan being the closest relative to malefirax, with 3 meters of wingspan and a relic of the Tenerian and Accomodatian domains of the extinct luminocollarians. More advanced flying caedifuremians exist, like the large cancropterids, the paper hawks, osverspertilio and sporovenator, none surpassing 2-2,5 meters of wingspan. Adriaeanatians are present, such as the basalmost ones, like the highly aquatic littoral segarde and the terrestrial herbivore tree drinker. The pelorotopsids are the only other adriaeanatians, benefiting from the abundant aquatic fauna it can feed on the swamps. Polyraptorians are largely absent from the very isolated Media Insula, however, the largest polyraptorian and one of the largest land-dwelling ambulospeculids, exist here, the herbivorous Distratopodi reypallius. Distratopodi are likely a very recent evolution, having evolved from small sprinting polyraptorians that island hopped from Auth. Other than Distratopodi, the continent is completely absent of any other polyraptorians. A basal oscanid with the size of a wolf exists, the Doryonyx venatus. The only soliaugerian present in the mainland is Proboscusacutidae perforossum, mostly present in Micha, but present at the very tip of the continent. Oromollabians have their diversification guaranteed in this continent and most likely evolved there, back in the mid-Compsogene. The basalmost is the Thorax laneus, a creature that filter feeds the sand in search of organic matter. The rest is much more derived, with mollab being a basal arboreal inhabitant of the rainforests. Eventually the sobelupians, are a clade that evolved in the wake of the Recensgene and evolved to various different niches. The mantiswolf is a 5,4 meter long predator exclusive to the Gabre archipelago. In the mainland we have the small 1,5 meter long Sauromimus and the titanic and the largest land-dwelling predator of the continent, Sobekerius occultatum, with 9 meters long. Huge herbivores also exist. The Gitanonychus is a desert-dwelling native, but managed to spread to the nearby continents. The largest herbivore of the continent is the great forest devourer with an astonishing maximum size of 16 meters in length.

## Faunal and floral composition of Micha

Micha is an archipelago with close proximity to Media Insula, but in fact it is actually part of a long lost continental landmass that has been separated from the others since the Scelusian. Over the course of millions of years, that continental mass has mostly sinked and split, and now only includes the Micha and Archa archipelago, found between Occidentis and Media Insula. Due to its close proximity with Media Insula, most native creatures derive from there, however some ancient rulers of this archipelago exist here and nowhere else.

### **Gomphiobia**

The Micha archipelago is hardly a place where gomphiobians are native. All gomphiobians that exist here are derived from somewhere else, largely volant species or products of island hopping, and land bridge connections that allow the faunal interchange of gomphiobians from other regions to reach this area. Vortodorsus has an easy staying in Micha, as it is a semi-aquatic cetaflumenian, grazing on the shallow seas that surround the islands. Doryplosaurs present here have migrated through land bridges or through island hopping, namely the fierce predatory tridoprobozaurs and the Tridentigerivenator rex, which have turned into formidable hunters. The entomogracilian viditdontians have spread into the islands, preventing the diversification and abundance of flying ambulospeculid xenopedans. Other gomphiobians reached the archipelago by flying. Ornithosmilids are abundant there, and some flightless species have been generated in the region. Among ichthyowestonians, the predatory dracolodontidians are abundant and the coastal scissor beaks roam the islands. The praedoreginans are present in the form of the giant azhdarchid-like flightless Constantinus theria rostratis victoria. It is believed they have evolved flightlessness in the isolated regions of Micha, and eventually spreaded their flightless lineage into Media Insula. Related flightless praedoreginans are believed to have originated from this Media Insulan lineage that might have originated in Micha. Constantinus can reach a maximum length of 10 meters, being among the largest Michan dispeculates. The super diverse electrapistridan cimetroianins exist, a super diverse clade of aquatic, semi-aquatic and terrestrial gomphiobians, that evolved terrestrial habits independently. The semi-aquatic Giraffapiscator is yet another independently evolved gomphiobian with terrestrial-like habits, preferring the coastal regions.

### **Panoplovita**

Due to the isolation of the Micha archipelago, no terrestrial panoplovitans exist there.

### **Celernantida**

The only non-aquatic celernantids present in Micha are the flying septevolans that frequent the region, namely Septemales volucris and Volanmaris.

### **Ambulospeculida**

The old faunal assemblage of the isolated archipelago is demonstrated by weird native terrestrial ambulospeculids. The isolated islands allowed semi-aquatic marine edurusconchoideans to reach and conquer the mainland, as evidenced by the highly derived Aamai oodu, which seems to have developed in the islands in the Compsogene or Recensgene. The much more ancient and highly derived celestipleure Megalarboranguis is, by far, the largest predator around and maybe the largest celestipleure alive, reaching lengths of 17 meters, this vicious predator likely evolved many millions of years ago, and split from their continental relatives in the Accomodatian, and pursued an apex predator niche in the isolated landmass. Nowadays, this last survivor feeds and hunts on the wave of migrants from the nearby continents. The alcyoneuvermian crinitusavem migrated to the archipelago, a cursorial land-dweller, simillarly to how the altufonsian Mantimimus savahni and the caedifuremian Caedicenos spreaded there. Fabacursorids also reached the isolated archipelago, another group of successful terrestrial caedifuremians. Jumpers also laid their descendance in the Micha archipelago. Beach-dwelling creatures, like the titanic silvoid Vadumpsecula, the edurusconchoid sandhopper tripercute and the tide springers benefited from the geographical proximity. Small cosmopolitan xenopedans reached there as well, like Equitembestia and Xenoarachnia. Flying ambulospeculids, like the aerotherian Aervenator and the caedifuremian cancropterids and sporovenator, wander around the niches it provides. The soliaugerian proboscusacutidae perforossum seems to be a native that only reached Media Insula's westermost tip very recently... its currently not fully understood where did soliaugerians originated, despite this basalmost terrestrial herbivorous member suggesting a possible origin in this archipelago.

## List of Environments

* Media Insula Mountain
* Media Insula Tropical Rainforest
* Media Insula Tropical Monsoon

### Thron

* Thron Subtropical
* Thron Temperate Oceanic
* Thron Humid Continental
* Thron Cold Desert
* Thron Cold Semi-Arid
* Thron Hot Semi-Arid
* Thron Hot Desert
* Thron Tropical Savanna

### Cheru

* Cheru Subtropical
* Cheru Humid Continental
* Cheru Cold Desert
* Cheru Cold Semi-Arid
* Cheru Mediterranean
* Cheru Hot Semi-Arid
* Cheru Hot Desert
* Cheru Tropical Savanna

### Gabre

* Gabre Temperate Oceanic
* Gabre Humid Continental
* Gabre Mediterranean

### Micha

* Micha Subtropical
* Micha Humid Continental
* Micha Mediterranean
* Micha Hot Semi-Arid
* Micha Hot Desert
* Micha Tropical Rainforest
* Micha Tropical Monsoon
* Micha Tropical Savanna

## List of native terrestrial and freshwater organisms of Media Insula and surrounding islands

* Absconditculdae
* Aquaovium schnorchelii - Water Sheep
* Arafa Ultima
* Arborecursor
* Arborserpereidae
* Bouncers\*
* Caelipiscator
* Callicorp
* *Chorisosta kowalskii* - gummys
* Climbing devourers
* *Daemonium*
* *Diablotaurus vespa* - Devil bull
* Exgeo\*
* Exhibuita Vulgaris
* Falcatisuchus
* Fleaboscis
* Keratodermata\* : Gazellia\*; truffastrepsoceros \*, thomsoniicas\*, melampusros\*, speiraclarkei
* Mud Strider
* *Pansalinia chlora*
* Pseudodon\*
* Skint\*
* Splendid Grimhive\*
* Tetrarmidae\*
* Smilorhinus Thisskus - Walking Blade
* Hippoicthys Aquatilium
* Vrontientomos hespaestus
* Xerokerinouphytaceae\*: *Tecticerafrons**\* (Planitectifrons\*), Capsulacerafrons\* (Recticapsulafrons)*

### **Canon**

#### **Gomphiobia**

Panzercaria

* Panzercaris\*

Cetaflumenia

* Vortodorsus\*

Notonychia

* Felidire
* The southern rasadon

Amplectenda

* Bargruda
* Chymera gracilis
* Fuzzbuckets\*

Hastumnasia

* Hastumnasus latus

Speculobestia

* Ixodidasicut bestia

Doryplosauria

* Doryplokamus
* Gomphiomorph skiensis
* Sailback pincer
* Tridentigerivenator rex\*
* Tridoprobozauria\*
* Xenocarnifex inportunus

Candentisia

* Algamimus flossetis\*

Insidiocara

* Insidiovenator

Turpiscarnifexia

* Turpiscarnifex mesomelas

Entomogracilia

* Layer-jaw
* Pantheramimus ignaticus
* Quadente magna
* Viditdon sanguinem lactantem\*

Ornithosmilia

* Ornithosmilidae\*

Ichthyowestonia

* Dracolodontidia\*
* Scissor beak\*

Praedoregina

* Constantinus theria rostratis victoria\*
* Dino drawings creature
* Exipteryx

Electrapistrida

* Ambiguustoma hydroensis
* Cimetroiani\*
* Electric daggerfish
* Formicirae pinnisphen

Giraffapiscatoria

* Giraffapiscator\*
* Intertesta
* Plumathong osslug

Ostrigonia

* Osteosuchus

#### **Panoplovita**

Molasimilia

* Spadenosed wumbus\*

Geosirenia

* Wallatee

Columcuria

* The filter fish\*

Squillavivoidea

* Squillacorpion squallupalus

Heliofragaconia

* Eremita harenae\*
* Heliotaurus terrambulatus

Litorbestia

* Shore beast

Armatitania

* Armatura colander

Flumencuniculia

* Flumen ambulaticus
* Octopod ruminantia
* The great plains burrower

#### **Celernantida**

Dentamontia

* Sensum

Celeralia

* Celeralas

Dunatibia

* Dancing sprinter

Vexilliamelia

* Flag fox
* Mountain Sprinter
* Patella draconi

Brevralexia

* Brevralex

Oseodontida

* Leophaethon
* Oseodonta

Venenumaxima

* Celernantida maxima\*
* Celerocolidas
* Drepanopod
* Kounoúpi dráko

Autovenaria

* Sac grazer\*

Megadontia

* Antedsaaksee dragonfleaksea

Ostofortosproboskidoidea

* Ostofortosproboskida\*

Consuvocucumia

* Bristled beakfish\*
* Phalangesdontidae\*
* Vapourshark

Manicasauria

* Great Grapple-Arm
* Sustansurisup

Septevola

* Arenahastama
* Septemales volucris\*
* Volanmaris\*
* Vermis sanguis volans\*

#### **Ambulospeculida**

Cetathalassa

* Spinobrachi velocivenatus
* Ventuscibum\*

Maiadorsa

* Echinatadorsum
* Loricarumeversor simia

Alcyoneuvermia

* Crinitusavem\*
* Dpison
* Insulaculian

Bassodida

* Bassodidae

Celestipleura

* Celestiphymimus eruendi
* Sabulia mobilis
* Thalassopódaridae
* Troglodytus segmentia

Silvoidea

* Silva spicatas
* Vadumspecula\*
* Xenotitan eolania\*

Edurusconchoidea

* Dolabra cuda
* Sandhopper tripercute\*

Altufonsia

* Desereregrallatoris
* Gunnaluk
* Mantimimus savahni\*
* Sanguinid
* Tide Springers\*

Ascenderinsecta

* Ascenderespeculida\*
* Primas insectum

Xenopeda

* Blood fly
* Dracoaranea mellivora
* Equitembestia\*
* Formicarex oscomedentis bustosi
* Treesap mosquitoe
* Xenoarachnia\*

Aerotheria

* Aervenator\*
* Circumsiliens vulturis
* Nimbus leo
* Xenotherium

Pseudocampia

* Scrub jumper

Caedifuremia

* Caedicenos\*
* Fabacursor amicus\*
* Malefirax
* Moebia deepoli\*
* Osverspertilio
* Paper Hawk\*
* Sporovenator honei\*
* Toxicus furem

Adriaeanatia

* Littoral segarde
* Pelorotopsidae
* Tree drinker

Polyraptoria

* Distratopodi reypallius

Oscanida

* Doryonyx venatus

Soliaugeria

* Proboscusacutidae perforossum\*

Oromollabia

* Gitanonychus\*
* Mantiswolf
* Mollab
* Sauromimus
* Sobekerius occultatum
* The great forest devourer
* Thorax laneus

*\*The lineage is not exclusive to the continent.*

## List of native terrestrial and freshwater organisms of Micha

### **Canon**

#### **Gomphiobia**

Panzercaria

* Panzercaris\*

Cetaflumenia

* Vortodorsus\*

Doryplosauria

* Tridentigerivenator rex\*
* Tridoprobozauria\*

Candentisia

* Algamimus flossetis\*

Entomogracilia

* Viditdon sanguinem lactantem\*

Ornithosmilia

* Ornithosmilidae\*

Ichthyowestonia

* Dracolodontidia\*
* Scissor beak\*

Praedoregina

* Constantinus theria rostratis victoria\*

Electrapistrida

* Cimetroiani\*

Giraffapiscatoria

* Giraffapiscator\*

#### **Panoplovita**

Columcuria

* The filter fish\*

#### **Celernantida**

Autovenaria

* Sac grazer\*

Ostofortosproboskidoidea

* Ostofortosproboskida\*

Consuvocucumia

* Bristled beakfish\*

Septevola

* Septemales volucris\*
* Volanmaris\*

#### **Ambulospeculida**

Cetathalassa

* Ventuscibum\*

Alcyoneuvermia

* Crinitusavem\*

Celestipleura

* Megalarboranguis

Silvoidea

* Vadumspecula\*

Edurusconchoidea

* Aamai oodu
* Sandhopper tripercute\*

Altufonsia

* Mantimimus savahni\*
* Tide Springers\*

Xenopeda

* Equitembestia\*
* Xenoarachnia\*

Aerotheria

* Aervenator\*

Pseudocampia

* Jumpers\*

Caedifuremia

* Caedicenos\*
* Fabacursor amicus\*
* Moebia deepoli\*
* Sporovenator honei\*

Soliaugeria

* Proboscusacutidae perforossum\*

## Snapshots of life

The organisms featuring on the beach picture are:

* *Teratolabra magnus- Gunnaluk*
* *Truvelo splendis- The Splendid Grimhive*
* *Alvipisces irritus- Skints*
* *Absconditculdae veleroviditia- Green Slasher*
* *Ornithosmilus Viridius- Green spectacled saw-birb*
* Gazellia thomsoniicas-Velutina Palm Tree
* *Muskliphytae-Moss Grasses*
* *Placiphyta- Basal table plant*