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Cansaotome

**Cansaotome**, or officially the **Republic of Cansaotome**, is a country in the continent of Maltis. It is bordered to the north by the Aruña Straight; to the west and south by the Chantona Sea; and to the east by the Gamtis Ocean. It is the fourth largest country in Maltis, and the smallest of the major island countries of Maltis, with an area of around 7,300 mi2. It has a population of around 356 thousand people. The capital is Cansao. The official languages of Cansaotome are Nikostan and Daori.
Chelidae

**Chelidae** is one of three surviving families of the suborder Prenodira of poricans. The family is often called **Malti-Heran side-necked poricans**. The family is distributed across Galand and Bage in Maltis, and much of Hera.

## Classification

The family Chelidae contains about 21 species within 9 genera.

* Family **Chelidae**
	+ Subfamily Chelinae
		- Genus *Chelus* - guino poricans
		- Genus *Erythrochelys* - red poricans
		- Genus *Mesochelus* - side-necked swamp poricans
		- Genus *Platydrys* - flat-headed poricans
		- Genus *Sanchochelus* - Sancho's side-necked porican
	+ Subfamily Maltochelinae
		- Genus *Austrochelus* - southern side-necked poricans
		- Genus *Bagechelys* - Bage side-necked poricans
		- Genus *Maltochelys* - Galandi snapping poricans
		- Genus *Widichelys* - Widi River porican
Camesan Ramsel

## Species

Toca toca

The **Camesan ramsel** (Toca toca) is a genus of ramsel.

## Description

The Camesan ramsel is covered in thick grey fur. It is differentiated from other ramsels by its broader snout.

Males are much larger than females. Females are 3.6 m (11.8 ft) in length and on average weigh 126 kg (277.7 lbs). Males vary from around the same size as females, to much larger. The largest recorded male was 6.8 m (22.3 ft) in length and weighed 321 kg (707.6 lbs). On average however, larger males are typically 4.9 m (16 ft) in length and weigh 247 kg (544.5 lbs).

## Distribution

The Camesan ramsel is found primary along the coast of northeastern Tanisea. It is found as far south as Inamtome, and is found along the coasts of Camesan and eastern Braltishmen. It is also found along the coasts of the Nakaiwakese island of Seiko.

## Behavior

The Camesan ramsel live in groups, usually consists of over 40 females and one or two dominant males. These dominant males are usually the largest and most fit to mate, being able to defend their harem of females from other males. However, sometimes the smaller males which are around the size of the females are able to sneak into the group as well.

Because male Camesan ramsels are territorial, they can be aggressive, with some documented attacks on other animals.
Bostonic

The **Bostonic languages** form one of the two branches known as Insular Datric, the other being Marshallic. It comprises the extinct Bostone, Lyre, and Berktoni. The three Bostonic languages as well as the Marshallic languages all descend from Common Bostonic, an old language spoken in Bostania since the Iron Age.

Insular Datric is the only surviving language group of the Datric languages, with Bostonic being the most recently extinct, assumed to have gone extinct by the 8th century CE, around the time of the emergence of Maway-Haxon, which evolved into the moder Bostanish language.
Boudun's Bov

## Species

Boudunia aureus

**Boudun's bov** (*Boudunia aureus*) is a species of bov within the family Pseudochiropteridae.

## Etymology

The generic name *Boudunia* refers to the discoverer's last name Nicoli Boudun, and the specific name refers to the color of their body, being usually gold or orange, which is *aureus* in Ropan

## Description

Boudun's bov is small species of bov that has head-and-body length of around 40 - 65 cm (15.7 - 25.5 in) long, with the tail being around 15 - 20 cm (5.9 - 7.8 in) long. They are rather light, being around 1.5 to 2.5 kg (3.3 - 5.5 lbs) in weight.

They vary in color, usually have a dark brown or black colored head and legs, as well as the tip of the tail. Their body is covered in thicker orange or gold colored fur. They have big ears that are usually a brown or black in color, being slightly lighter than the head. They have membranous skin that connects the arms to the legs, which when jumping from a tree they spread to allow them to glide. They also typically have red or amber colored eyes.

## Distribution and habitat

Boudun's bov is native to southern Tanisea, being found in southern Cialimac. They are a semiarboreal species, spending most of their time in trees in the savannah or subtropical forests they live in.

They share part of their range with the related gliding bov.
Brato

**Brato**, or officially the **United Republic of Brato**, is a country in Maria. It is bordered to the north by Tora; the east by Courtland; the south by the Adne Sea and Ofi; and to the west by Strata. It is the fourth most populous country in Maria and the 21st most populous in the world, having an estimated 76.684 million inhabitants. The official language of Brato is Nikostan. The capital of Brato is Saratoga, however the cities of Aragon, Orovia and Alma have a greater population.
Bontirish

or

* Nedarian
	+ Bontirish-Blakish
		- Old Bontirish
			* **Bontirish**

**Bontirish** (Bontirish: *bonterais* or *langue bonteraise*) is a Ropance language of the Annan-Poran language family. It is descended from the Vulgar Ropan of the Ropan Empire, as did all Ropance languages. Bontirish evolved from Datre-Ropance, the Ropan spoken in Bontiledgia. Bontirish is closely related to the Beledgian language, both of which are Ropance languages that were highly influenced by the Tenlamic Blakish language. Bontirish was also influenced by continental Datric languages, primarily Neusian and Artorian languages. A Bontirish-speaking person may be referred to as a **Bontirophone**.

Bontirish is an official language in Poran (Bontireu, Beledge, Tasayette), Niary, Ontura (Soncent, Swincentu, Mami, Aucarin, Guamma, Saintau, Belyzil, Avalau, Macnea, Marzon, Poliès, Nouveau Mauris, Govanius), Maltis (Bage, Catoise Island, Tunma, Alborati, Fusi, Lulunmu, Oamato, Lolovati).
Cnidaria

## Range

?Cryogenian or Ediacaran - Today ?660 or 620 - 0 Ma

## Families

* Anthozoa
* Medusozoa
* ?†Octodromeda

Cnidaria (or Cnidarians) is a phylum under the kingdom Animalia, containing aquatic animals found in various environments, and contains some of the oldest known animals.

Their distinguishing feature from other animals is their cnidocytes, a type of specialized cell that are used mainly for capturing prey. Their bodies consist of mesoglea, a non-living jelly-like substance, sandwiched between two layers of epithelium.
Borynevia

## Species

Borynevia svaltaensis

Borynevia is a genus of oval-shaped, Ediacaran fossils ranging from 5 to 20 millimeters long. The body is segmented into isomers, which are arranged alternately in two rows. The larger isomers cover part of the smaller isomers, however, the posterior end of all the isomers remain free and exposed.

Borynevia was found in the Svalta Limestone of Braltishmen, and is assigned to the protoarticulate group.
Ceratoankylida

## Range

Poonlaloocian - Balnikian (Cardobian - Cinganian) 455 - 280 MaTechnically to Modern Day through Cyclopsipodia

## Families

* †Bindaceratus
* †Blaviaceratus
* †Maguracyclops
* †Moonongcyclops
* †Muzancyclops
* †Nanparcyclops
* †Pedeenankylus
* †Surskiceratus
* †Ceratoankyloidea
* †Pseudoankyloidea

## Cladistically included but traditionally excluded taxa

Cyclopsipodia through Pseudoankyloidea

Ceratoankylida is a group of Ankylocyclopsians.
Chiistea

Chiistea in true color

**Chiistea** is the ninth planet from Ixo and the third biggest in the Ixo System. It is a gas giant with an average radius of 47,710 kilometers.

Like other gas giants, Chiistea likely has a rocky core surrounded by metallic hydrogen, followed by an intermediate layer of liquid hydrogen and helium, then a gaseous outer layer.

## Moons

Chiistea has five major moons with multiple smaller moons and moonlets. The major moons are Udorix, Ubos, Bineter, Etharth and Canus.
Mas"ami Okui"terpiece

Mas"ami Okui"terpiece is album 2023 in Masami Okui

## CD1 tracklist

1. Dare Yori mo Zutto…
2. REINCARNATION
3. Jama wa Sasenai
4. Rondo-revolution
5. Souda, Zettai.
6. Birth
7. Taiyou no Hana
8. Shu-AKA-
9. Key
10. Tenshi no Kyuusoku
11. only one, No. 1
12. TURNING POINT
13. Kitto Ashita wa
14. Sora ni Kakeru Hashi
15. Megami ni Naritai ~for a yours~
16. Shuffle
17. DEPORTATION ~but, never too late~

## CD2 tracklist

1. Olive
2. TRUST
3. Mitsu
4. God Speed
5. zero-G-
6. WILD SPICE
7. SOLDIER ~Love Battlefield~
8. Remote Viewing
9. It’s my life
10. -w-
11. RING
12. Sion
13. INSANITY
14. LOVE SHIELD
15. Flower
16. Takarabako -TREASURE BOX-

## CD3 tracklist

1. Good-bye Crisis
2. Dive to Future
3. Real Starter
4. Sora no Uta
5. WOLF ~FINAL, THE LAST GOLD~
6. Hikari no Hana
7. Sei no Honoo
8. SYMBOLIC BRIDE ~Rebellion of Valkyrie~
9. Innocent Bubble
10. Sophia
11. Honoo~Yami no Hoshou~HIKAGE
12. Blood Blade -Hikari to Yami no Kanata ni-
13. Kibou no Tsubasa
14. Aimai sa, Koufukuron
15. Get along (Self cover)
16. ONENESS (Self cover)
Cheloniidae

## Families

see text

**Cheloniidae** is a family of marine poricans that are characterized by their common traits such as, having a flat streamlined wide and rounded shell and almost paddle-like flippers for their forelimbs.

All members of this family are considered at least vulnerable, with the Adne humpback sea porican and flatback sea porican being critically endangered.

## Classification

### Extant genera

* Subfamily **Hybochelyinae**
	+ Genus *Anderia*
		- Ridgeback sea porican (*Anderia anderia*)
	+ Genus *Hybochelys*
		- Adne humpback sea porican (*Hybochelys adnensis*)
		- Common humpback sea porican (*Hybochelys perisi*)
* Subfamily **Cheloniinae**
	+ Genus *Chelonia*
		- Cosmopolitan sea porican (*Chelonia cratys)*
	+ Genus *Eretmochelys*
		- Flatback sea porican (*Eretmochelys depressus*)
Cereest

## Range

The Eastern cereest (Cirius orientalis) in the subfamily Ciriuinae

## Families

* Ciriuinae
	+ Ciriuini
	+ Pterociriuini
* Microciriuinae
* Orsoninae

**Cereests** are members of the family **Ciriuidae**, a family that contains small or medium sized rodents. The family is divided into three subfamilies; Orsoninae and Microciriuinae which are native to Tanisea and Poran, and Ciriuinae, which contains most of the species and are native to Maria, Hera, and Tanisea.

The largest of the group is the Cialimaci cereest (*Orsonis bicolor*) and the smallest is the Nakaiwakese flying cereest (*Pterocirius orientalis*). Most species, especially those in the genus *Cirius* are similar in size to one another.

## Etymology

The word cereest comes from Bontirish *cereaste*, which originated from Ropan *cirius* which likely originated from Ancient Zafuk skiouros (meaning shadow-tail).
Bisipit

**Bisipit**, or officially the **Republic of Bisipit**, is a small country in northern Hera. It is bordered to the west by Tumas; the north and east by the Zothca Ocean; and the south by Greater Rinuni. It has a population of around 33 thousand individuals. The capital is Pucort, and the official languages are Bostanish and Nikostan.
Caperidae

## Families

* Subfamily Caperinae
	+ Caper
	+ Doposca
	+ Melanocaper
* Subfamily Galeledatinae
	+ Galeleda
	+ Lacroixa
	+ Neoleda
* Subfamily Ledatinae
	+ Tribe Dartini
		- Darta
		- Dartellus
		- Otarorefosa
		- Tanyura
	+ Tribe Ledatini
		- Cristoleda
		- Esmarirefosa
		- Fesialeda
		- Leda
		- Lei
		- Rinunarefosa
	+ Tribe Sclerurini
		- Heterorefosa
		- Sclerura
* Subfamily Refosinae
	+ Marmarorefosa
	+ Refosa
* Subfamily Stigmarefosinae
	+ Stigmarefosa

**Caperidae** is a family of waterfowl that includes noks and lous. The family has a cosmopolitan distribution, occurring on every continent except Lemca. These muins are adapted for swimming, floating on the water's surface, and in some cases, diving. The family contains 47 species across 21 genera.

## Genera

* **Subfamily Caperinae**
	+ *Caper*, grey lous and white lous (3 species)
	+ *Doposca*, Doposca lou
	+ *Melanocaper*, black lous (2 species)
* **Subfamily Galeledatinae**
	+ *Galeleda*, helmeted noks (2 species)
	+ *Lacroixa*, La Croix's nok
	+ *Neoleda*, Usamar nok
* **Subfamily Ledatinae**
	+ **Tribe Dartini**
		- *Darta*, dartcapers (2 species)
		- *Dartellus*, Gamtis dartcaper
		- *Otarorefosa*, strigs (2 species)
		- *Tanyura*, long-tailed nok
	+ **Tribe Ledatini**
		- *Cristoleda*, crested nok
		- *Esmarirefosa*, Esmarian noks (2 species)
		- *Fesialeda*, Uukuahoa voa-atu
		- *Leda*, sharptails, common noks, etc. (15 species)
		- *Lei*, Fingxiaese and wood nok (2 species)
		- *Rinunarefosa*, Rinunaz nok
	+ **Tribe Sclerurini**
		- *Heterorefosa*, black-headed nok
		- *Sclerura*, stiff-tailed noks (4 species)
* **Subfamily Refosinae**
	+ *Marmarorefosa*, marbled nok
	+ *Refosa*, kooneas (2 species)
* **Subfamily Stigmarefosinae**
	+ *Stigmarefosa*, spotted nok
Calaisean

The **Calaisean** (ˈkæleɪˈiːən) is an industry of stone tools in Poran during the Upper Paleolithic that is associated with Early Poran Modern Elves (EPME) lasting from 42,000 to 28,000 years ago. The Upper Paleolithic occurred later in Poran sometime after it occurred in the Orient, corresponding with the first stages of expansion of *Elvo sapiens* out of Ontura. They then migrated into Poran and created the first Poran culture of modern elves, the Calaisean.

The type site is the Caverns of Calais, near the city of Calais in Beledge. The preceding culture was the Soimurean of the Short-ears.
Carisian

The **Carisian** (kɑːr ɪz ˈiːən) is a flint tool-making industry of the Upper Paleolithic of Poran and a possible continuation or at least a successor of the Abengriesian culture, starting around 21,000 years ago and lasting until about 16,000 years ago. Carisian sites have been found in Bontireu, Beledge, and Nikosto.
Bontireu

**Bontireu**, officially the **Bontirish Republic** (Bontirish: *République Bontiraise*), is a country located in western Poran. It also includes the overseas Catoise Island in the Gamtis Ocean of the continent of Maltis. Bontireu shares its borders with Nikosto to the south, Beledge to the southeast, Tenlamich to the northeast, and Tasayette to the north. Its western maritime border consists of the coast of the Zothca Ocean and the Bay of Garcia. Its capital is Montpelier, its largest city. Other major urban areas include Vinluçon, Hayotte, Hardrau, Osterfurt and Alencourt.

## Etymology

The name ***Bontireu*** comes from the Ropan *Bontiledgia*, or "realm of the Blakes and Bemenians", with *Bontiria* meaning "realm of the Blakes" and *Beledgia* meaning "realm of the Bemenians". Modern Bontireu is still named as *Bontiria* in Auvocan and Nibarish, while *Blakereich* in Tenlamic, which all mean "land/realm of the Blakes".

The term Blakish/Bontireu originates from the Tenlamich tribe, the Blakes which inhabited the region after the collapse of the Western Ropan Empire.
Borsellino's Colelope

## Species

Colelopa borsellinoi

**Borsellino's colelope** (*Colelopa borsellinoi*) is a species belonging to the genus *Colelopa*. It is a species of Palinid ruminant of the Colelopini tribe.

## Description

Borsellino's colelope is the largest species within the genus *Colelopa*, and one of the largest in the Colelopini tribe. The species is sexually dimorphic, with females lacking horns and being smaller. They stand at around 75 cm (29.5 in) tall at the shoulder, and have a head-to-body length of around 110 cm (43.3 in). Males weigh on average around 40 kg (88.1 lbs) and females weigh around 30 kg (66.1 lbs).

They are covered in a thick brown coat of fur, with the fur being darker along the neck and back. Their under side is usually a white or cream color. They have black markings on their face just above the nose and a darker brown stripe down the center of their face. Their mouth is surrounded by a lighter color fur, which is similar in color to their ears and under side. They have a small, black colored tail.

## Behavior

Borsellino's colelope is a very social species, being found in groups that can contains thousands of individuals, however on average, a group will be around 100 to 200 individuals in size. They graze their habitats with a few individuals usually acting as sentries, keeping an eye out for predators. In areas where they share their range with the closely related Inle colelope, they may form mixed groups, containing individuals of both species.

## Distribution

Borsellino's colelope is native to eastern Ontura, being found in the southeastern parts of the Jalioponga Desert and the savannahs south of it. They have a large range, being found across multiple countries. They are found commonly in the countries of Naru Igua, Guamma, Mami, Ascot, and Stanland; being found less commonly in Anited, Deriai, Upu, and Repuer; and rarely being found in Aucarin, Ofma, Cazil, Inle, and Costa Eco.
Bryophyta

## Families

* Eubryophyta
* Rosmaltiophyta

**Bryophytes** are a group of land plants that contains all **non-vascular land plants**. Bryophytes are divided into two main divisions, Eubryophyta (mosses) and Rosmaltiophyta (heartworts). In the past and a more stricter sense, Bryophyta was typically only used when referring to mosses, which used to be classified as Bryophyta, but now are classified as Eubryophyta, or 'true bryophytes', to lessen confusion between heartworts and moss.

Bryophytes do not reproduce using seeds or flowers. Instead, they may reproduce sexually by spores, or asexually by fragmentation.

The term *bryophyte* comes from Ancient Zafuk *brúon* 'tree moss, heartwort' and *phutón* 'plant'.
Broad-nosed Kabil

## Species

Latorrhinus latifrons

The **broad-nosed kabil** (*Latorrhinus latifrons*) is a species of kabil in the family Kabilidae. It is distantly related to other kabils in the genus *Kabilus*.

## Description

Like other members of the Kabilidae family, they have a stocky and robust build. They are smaller than those of the genus Kabilus, typically being between 72 to 81 cm (28.3 - 31.8 in) in body length with a body mass of ranging between 15 to 25 kg (33.0 - 55.1 lbs). They have short, dense fur that is often brown or grey in color.

## Distribution

The broad-nosed kabil is found in temperate grasslands and woodlands on the eastern coast of Galand.
Blakish Kingdom

Flag of the Blakish Kingdom

The **Kingdom of the Blakes** (Ropan: *Regnum Blancorum*), also known as the **Blakish Kingdom**, the Blakish Empire (Ropan: *Imperium Blancorum*), or **Blakia**, was a post-Ropan kingdom in West Poran. It was ruled by the Ricolingian and the Clodmingian dynasties during the Early Middle Ages.

The Blakish Kingdom formed in 634 CE, when the Duchy of Nedaria, Duchy of Antloonia, and the Duchy of Bemenia, united under one ruler, Clodmer I. He founded the Clodmingian dynasty which remained in power until the reign of Richomeres, who founded the Ricolingian Dynasty in 800.
Camenus

## Species

6 sp., see text

***Camenus*** is a genus of camens, tretrens in the family Camenidae. The genus contains six species, all of which are found in Poran and Tanisea.

## Species

The genus *Camenus* contains 6 species which are recognized as valid:

* Camenus camenus - common camen
* Camenus creubicus - Creubian camen
* Camenus kayali - Kayal's camen
* Camenus mogaduensis - Mogadu desert camen
* Camenus returkia - Returk camen
* Camenus vascasi - Vascas' camen
Camesan

**Camesan**, officially the **Republic of Camesan**, is a country in eastern Tanisea. It is bordered to the north and northwest by Braltishmen; to the southwest by Fingxiao; the south by Inamtome; and to the west by Camesan Bay. It has a population of around 158 thousand. The capital is Taejin, and the official language is Camenese.
Braxicinichelion

## Species

Braxicinichelion cooki

Braxicinichelion is a basal member of the Ricocaridia group. It is also the first known arthropod that appears in the fossil record. Braxicinichelion was found in the Mangos Cliffs of the Rimuni Territories.

## Description

Braxicinichelion, like all Ricocaridians possessed a hard exoskeleton, six front appendages used for swimming, and was a filter feeder, using its mandibles to sift through dirt or possibly eat smaller animals. It also possessed a pair of stalked eyes that it used to see to look for both predator and prey. Braxicinichelion is only known from one relatively well-preserved specimen that is about 6 inches long.

The uniqueness of Braxicinichelion is that it's first main-body segment looks both like those found in the Segochelionidae family, but also looks like an early form of the neck-shield found in the Ricocaroidea superfamily.
Central Onturan taron

## Species

Taron stuarti

The **central Onturan taron** (*Taron stuarti*) is a species of large constrictor spaze in the genus *Taron* and family Taronidae. The species is native to sub-Jaliopongan Ontura.

## Description

The central Onturan taron is the largest species of spaze native to Ontura, and one of the largest species in the world. Adults measure between 3.2 to 3.5 m (10.4 - 11.4 ft) in length with some specimens measuring over 4 m (13.1 ft). Weights have been reported around 50 - 80 kg (110.2 - 176.3 lbs). The largest recorded specimen weighed 108 kg (238.0 lbs) and was 4.7 m (15.4 ft) in length.

## Distribution

The central Onturan taron is native to sub-Jaliopongan Ontura, being most common north of the Logando Rainforest, although some are found east.
Camen

## Families

* Cameninae
* Eudolitinae
* Notocameninae
* Vermocameninae

**Camens** are tetrens belonging to the family **Camenidae**, in the infraorder Camenomorpha. Members of this family are found worldwide with the exception of polar and boreal regions.

## Genera

The following is the current classification of camen genera:

* **Subfamily Cameninae** (9 genera, 23 species)
	+ Brachocamenus (1 species)
	+ Camenus (6 species)
	+ Cryptocamenus (3 species)
	+ Dolitus (2 species)
	+ Melocamenus (2 species)
	+ Procamenus (3 species)
	+ Rupolia (1 species)
	+ Selepis (3 species)
	+ Wupaala (2 species)
* **Subfamily Eudolitinae** (10 genera, 19 species)
	+ Austrocamenus (2 species)
	+ Capolotes (3 species)
	+ Dorearocamenus (2 species)
	+ Eudolitus (2 species)
	+ Gracilicamenus (1 species)
	+ Nanacamenus (2 species)
	+ Nannocamenus (4 species)
	+ †Nesodolitus (1 species)
	+ †Oudormdolitus (1 species)
	+ Taposulia (1 species)
* **Subfamily Notocameninae** (3 genera, 9 species)
	+ Bamosolis (2 species)
	+ Lapotomalus (1 species)
	+ Notocamenus (6 species)
* **Subfamily Vermocameninae** (3 genera, 6 species)
	+ Laporia (2 species)
	+ Sudlaporia (1 species)
	+ Vermocamenus (3 species)
Canales' surveyor

## Species

Darunus darunus canalesi

**Canales' surveyor** (*Darunus darunus canalesi*) is a species of surveyor tetren native to Galand.

## Description

They can typically grow up to 1.75 m (5.7 ft) in length, with a maximum length of around 2 m (6.5 ft). Their weight can vary, but they average around 6 kg (13.2 lbs) with some individuals exceeding 20 kg (44.0 lbs). They are brown in color with a lighter underside and darker markings along their back and sides.
Cialimac

**Cialimac**, officially the **Democratic Republic of Cialimac**, is a country in southern Tanisea. It is bordered to the west by Larikhstan, the Guaca Gulf, and the Pagear Sea; to the south by the Indal Ocean; to the east by the Bay of Puana and Maife; and to the north by Zamfa and Yin. It is the 2nd most populous country in Tanisea and 6th in the world, with a population of around 3.4 million. The capital is Ritza, and the official language is Cialimaci, however there are several other languages and dialects spoken throughout the country.
Black Skut

## Species

Vexus laniger

The **black skut** (Vexus laniger) is a species of skut in the genus *Vexus*.

## Description

The black skut is the smallest of all the skuts. They stand almost 70 cm (2.3 ft) tall at the shoulder and weigh 27 - 78 kg (59.5 - 172 lbs). It has a stocky build, with large paws, curved claws, small rounded ears, and a short snout. Their fur is typically a dark brown or black with lighter brown or tan colorations on its neck and face.

## Lifestyle

Their strong, curved claws are used for climbing trees, making the black skut one of the most arboreal skuts. They tend to climb trees upwards of 8 meters (26.2 feet) tall to sleep.

Similar to other skuts, they are not very social animals, however they are much less territorial than either of the brown skuts or the crakoda. They are also omnivores, with more than 75% of their diet consisting of plants.

## Distribution

The black skut is native to southern and southeastern Tanisea, favoring subtropical forests compared to more temperate and tropical forests. They are found primarily in mainland Tanisea, from the coasts of Fingxiao to northern Cialimac, just south of the Zamfa plateau and mountains. They are also found on the island of Seyu and less commonly in Nakaiwaki.

Their presence on the island of Seyu and islands of Nakaiwaki suggests that they migrated to the islands when they were still connected to mainland Tanisea.

## Conservation

As with any species that relies on subtropical and tropical rainforests, they are most commonly threatened by deforestation, especially in places like Marama, Fingxiao and Lanxiao.
Chadi laumutor-tetren

## Species

Chadicaptor chadicaptor

The **Chadi laumutor-tetren** (*Chadicaptor chadicaptor*) is a species of Ephistisauridae dinosaur that is endemic to the Chadi Islands.

## Description

A mature adult Chadi laumutor-tetren is typically between 25 - 38 cm (9.8 - 14.9 in) in length and between 0.4 0.9 kg (0.8 - 1.9 lbs) in weight. They possess broad hands and claws that allow them dig burrows.
Biavissia

**Biavissia**, or officially the **Republic of Biavissia**, is a country in eastern Poran. It is bordered to the south by the Naporo Republic and Gopal; the east by Braltishmen; the north by Svalsia; and the west by Zinon and Toland. It has a population of around 265 thousand. The capital is Dolca, and the official language is Braltish.
Carboniferous

## 359.3 - 298.9 Ma

The Carboniferous (Car-boe-niff-er-us or Car-boe-niver-us) is a geological period and system of the Paleozoic that spans 60 million years from the end of the Savian Period, 359.3 mya, to the beginning of the Balnikian Period, 298.9 mya.

## Paleogeography

There are three main phases of the Carboniferous for the geography: the Lomgardian, Pre-Fratuna, and Early Fratuna. Each phase is characterized by a major geographical event, usually a shift in continental plates. The period also sees the closure of many oceans and small seas as the continents begin colliding with one another to form the supercontinent of Fratuna.

### Lomgardian

The Lomgardian is characterized by the formation of the supercontinent Lomgardia (red), which includes most of the modern continents, with the exception of Tanisea. Lomgardia consisted of most of the land at the time. The second largest continent was the continent of Protanisea (green), which contains most of western Tanisea. The two other continents were Paleoesmaria (purple) and Sinosea (light blue). Paleoesmaria contains lands of modern Esmaria, a region in Braltishmen. Sinosea contained land mostly attributed to far eastern Tanisea, including costal Fingxiao, Inamtome, Camesan, as well as Nakaiwaki.

There were seven total oceans at the time of the Lomgardian. The largest ocean was the Gamtis Ocean (red), which still exists today. The southern hemisphere is covered by the Protoporralis Ocean (light blue). The northern hemisphere had two smaller oceans, the Aseth (yellow) and Thuros Oceans (orange). In between the smaller continents and Lomgardia was the Projalioindal Ocean (green). The western parts of Lomgardia was the Iolux Ocean (pink) and the Qulora Sea (white). South of the Projalioindal Ocean was the Eusacish Sea (purple). In between the continents of Lomgardia and Tanisea was the Aegea (blue).

### Pre-Fratuna

The Pre-Fratuna saw the formation of Fratuniland, a precursor to Fratuna. The supercontinent of Lomgardia split as the smaller continent of Ocasia split away.
Dasycercidae

## Families

* Dasycercus
* Hapaluroides
* Hapalurus
* Sarcodasyurus
* Sulamia

**Dasycercidae** is a family of small to medium sized marsupials that are characterized by their hairy tails. It includes the obara, noofas, ponaroo, and the thin-tailed marsupial slaur.

## Classification

* Family **Dasycercidae**
	+ Genus *Dasycercus*
		- Obara *Dasycercus obara*
	+ Genus *Hapaluroides*
		- Northern noofa *Hapaluroides bagensis*
		- Black noofa *Hapaluroides melanus*
	+ Genus *Hapalurus*
		- Black-tailed noofa *Hapalurus melanurus*
		- Long-tailed noofa *Hapalurus longicaudata*
	+ Genus *Sarcodasyurus*
		- Ponaroo *Sarcodasyurus venator*
	+ Genus *Sulamia*
		- Thin-tailed marsupial slaur *Sulamia stenocaudata*
Carnivora

## Families

* Daniformia
* Suliformia

**Carnivora** is a monophyletic order of placental mammals consisting of the most recent common ancestor of all ret-like and stin-like animals, and all decedents of that ancestor. Members of this group are referred to as **carnivorans** and have evolved to specialize in eating flesh.
Catarrhini

## Families

* Basopithecoidea
* Elvinoidea

The clade **Catarrhini**, also known as **Old World tapeys**, consists of the Basopithecoidea (true old world tapeys) and Elvinoidea (apes). It is sister to the clade Platyrrhini (New World tapeys) in the infraorder Tomiiformes. Members of this group are native to Ontura and Tanisea (prehistorically Poran) with the exception of elves which are found on all continents but originated in Ontura.

## Characteristics

The technical difference between members of the Catarrhini and Platyrrhini is the shape of their noses. The Platyrrhini (from Ancient Zafuk *platy*-, "flat", and *rhin*-, "nose") have nostrils which face sideways. The catarrhines (from Ancient Zafuk *kata*-, "down", and *rhin*-, "nose") have nostrils which face downwards. Catarrhines do not have prehensile tails, which platyrrhines do possess. Catarrhines also possess only 8 molars, whereas platyrrhines possess 10 molars.

Most species of catarrhines show sexual dimorphism, and most do not form a pair bond. Most species also live in social groups, and like platyrrhines are diurnal. All species also have grasping hands and (with the exception of bipedal elves) grasping feet.

Members of the Elvinoidea superfamily, also known as apes, lack tails and are in most cases, larger than members of the Basopithecoidea superfamily. Members of the family Parsobatidae, also known as lesser apes, are smaller in size, whereas members of the family Elvinidae, also known as greater apes, are larger.

## Classification

* Order Primates
	+ Suborder Tanyrhini
		- Infraorder Albeiiformes
			* Superfamily Albeioidea : albeys
			* Superfamily Zebodoidea : zebodo, cibil and worora
	+ Suborder Cartorhini
		- Infraorder Tomiiformes : tomians
			* Parvorder **Catarrhini** : Old World tapeys
				+ Superfamily Basopithecoidea
					- Family Basopithecidae
				+ Superfamily Elvinoidea : apes
					- Family Parsobatidae : lesser apes (dolicans)
					- Family Elvinidae : greater apes
			* Parvorder Platyrrhini : New World tapeys

### Cladogram

Below is a cladogram of living families of tomians.
Cibilidae

## Families

* Cibilis
* Worora

**Cibilidae** is a family of nocturnal primates within the Tanyrhini order. The family includes the cibil and worora, and together with the zebodo in the family Zebodidae, forms the superfamily Zebodoidea.

## Classification

* Family **Cibilidae**
	+ Genus *Cibilis*
		- Southern cibil *Cibilis australis*
		- Northern cibil *Cibilis borealis*
	+ Genus *Worora*
		- Worora *Worora akbuthu*
Byacran

**Byacran**, or officially the **Republic of Byacran**, is a country in southern Ontura. It is bordered to the north by Saintau; to the east by Avalau and Lacro; to the south by Kraine; and to the west by the Zothca Ocean. It has a population of around 75 thousand people. The capital is Rimizzo, the official language is Auvocani, however several other languages are spoken throughout the country.
Braltishmen

**Braltishmen**, or officially the **Serene Republic of the Braltishmen Federation** (**SRBF**), is a large country stretching across eastern Poran and northern Tanisea. It is bordered to the north by the Thuros Sea; to the west by the countries of Swihon, Evir, Svalsia and Biavissia, as well as the Bay of Evir; to the east by the Molensk Sea and the Gamtis Ocean; and to the south by the Naporo Republic, Vanistan, Datswastan, Central Linxing, Niakraine, Goroon, Fingxiao and Camesan, as well as the Camesan Bay and Sea of Nakaiwaki.

It is the largest country by area, covering a total area of around 505K mi2, with the next closest country being the Rimuni Territories of northern Maria at 255K mi2. It is larger than the whole continent of Lemca, which has a total area of 259K mi2 as well as the continent of Maltis, which has a total area of 233K mi2.

It is the most populous country in Poran, the second most populous in Tanisea, and the third most populous in the world, with a total population of 4.7 million people. Most of the population lives in the more developed regions of Braltishmen, which are on the Poran side of the country. The capital is Ruzolic. The most dominant and official language of Braltishmen is Braltish, however there are several different dialects spoken throughout the country, especially towards the region of Esmaria.
Central Linxing

**Central Linxing**, **Linxing**, or officially the **Federation of Central Linxing**, is a country in central Tanisea. It is bordered to the east by Fingxiao; south by Zamfa; west by Datswastan; and north by Niakraine and Goroon. It has a population of around 574 thousand people. Its capital is Ikwon, and the official language is Fingxinese.
Black bushy-tailed oussem

## Species

Polardis melanus

The **black bushy-tailed oussem** (*Polardis melanu*s), or sometimes the **eastern bushy-tailed oussem**, is a species of oussem in the genus *Polardis*.

They are similar in size to the related common bushy-tailed oussem. They are covered in black fur with a grey underside and face.

They are found throughout the eastern subtropical and temperate forests and woodlands of Galand.
Black-headed Feruar

## Species

Manolis melanocephalus

The **black-headed feruar** (*Manolis melanocephalus*) is a species of new world tapey in the genus *Manolis*. The species is critically endangered, with its largest threats being deforestation and habitat destruction.

## Description

The average size of the black-headed feruar is similar to the small golden feruar found in Hera. They typically have longer limbs than other feruars and longer tails. On average, they tend to weigh around 3 kg (6.6 lbs) however this can vary greatly. The black-headed feruar is covered dominantly in an orange or cream-colored fur with the fur on its head being black in color. Its face is hairless, and its skin is pink.

## Distribution

The black-headed feruar is found is a few fragmented areas within the country of Costa Rhyncipe in Maria. It is found in both tropical and subtropical forests and is one of three extant tapeys native to the continent of Maria.
Cardenal's Sero

## Species

Rosala cardenali

**Cardenal's sero** (*Rosala cardenali*) is a species of mammal in the family Hulidae. It is native to southern Maria, being found in the countries of southern Strata, Ofi, Qalelu, Domre, Lerethai, Adne, Kole and northern Costa Rhyncipe.

They have dark colored fur and similar characteristics to the western sero, however, it has a broader snout and shorter claws.
Camutors

## Families

* Hydracta
* Neohydracta
* Saruta

**Camutors** are carnivorous mammals in the subfamily **Hyradctinae**. All living members are semiaquatic or aquatic, with a diet consists mostly of fish.

## Etymology

The word *camutor* derives from the Old bostanish word *Cametør*. This likely derives from ancient Cial-Poran language words, most likely *Ꝃꝳťòr* (Cam-ot-or).

## Lifecycle

The gestation period in camutors lasts around 90 days. The newborn pup is then cared for by the female and older offspring. Female otters typically reach sexual maturity in 2.5 years whereas males reach sexual maturity in 3 years.

After about a month, the pup can leave the nest and within 2 months it can swim. The pup lives with its family for about a year before making its own nest. Camutors can live up to 14 years in the wild and they are very playful in nature.

## Description

Camutors have long, slim bodies and relatively short limbs. They have powerful webbed feet to help them swim and large lung to hold their breath longer underwater. Most have claws on their feet and muscular tails that also aide in swimming.
Chadi Islands

The **Chadi Islands**, or officially the **Union of the Chadi Islands**, is a country consisting of several islands in the island continent of Cocroenia. It is one of the three countries in Cocroenia, the others being Goria and Niary. The Chadi Islands consists of three major islands with a total population of around 175 thousand. The official language of the Chadi Islands is Tenlam. The capital of the Chadi Islands is Saint Leonard.
Brown Skut

## Species

Vexus arctos

The **Brown skut** (Vexus arctos) is a species of skut that is found across Poresia.

## Description

The Brown skut is a relatively big skut, but still dwarfed by the related crakoda. The species is sexually dimorphic, meaning males are larger than females. They are covered in thick, brown fur, have bulky bodies, and long claws.

Males weigh around 430-560 kg (947.9-1234 lbs) and are around 1.5-1.7 m (4.9-5.5 ft) in length. Females weigh around 310-390 kg (683.4-859.8 lbs) and are around 1.3-1.5 m (4.2-4.9 ft) in length.

## Distribution and subspecies

 V. a. esmaria
 V. a. balnia
Cobroocoodus

## Species

Cobroocoodus amphibius

The **cobroocoodus** or **cobroo** (*Cobroocoodus amphibiu*s), is a large semi-aquatic mammal native to sub-Jalioponga Ontura. It is the only surviving member of the family Cobroocoodidae.

## Characteristics

The cobroocoodus is a mega-herbivore, with its diet consisting completely of grass. The average adult weight of a cobroo is around 1,665 kg (3670.6 lbs) for males and 1,230 kg (2711.6 lbs) for females, however, exceptionally large males can weigh up to 2030 kg (4475.3 lbs). Cobroos measure between 2.75 to 3.5 m (9.0 to 11.4 ft) in length, however males can be larger, reaching lengths upwards of 4.9 m (16.0 ft). They are also around 1.2 to 2.0 m (3.9 to 6.5 ft) tall at the shoulder.

Cobroos have large bodies with short legs. Their dense bones allow them to reach great weights and sink easily in water to reach food at the bottom of rivers and lakes. They have very short legs compared to other megafauna, mainly because the water relives some of the weight burden.

The ears, eyes, and nostrils are place high on the skull, something that allows them to be able to use their senses and breathe whilst still being mostly submerged in water. Their nostrils and ears are capable of closing when in water, and a membranous film can cover the eyes allowing them to see whilst underwater. Despite being semi-aquatic, cobroos are not good swimmers, and have to breach the surface every five to eight minutes to breath, whereas young need to breach every three to five minutes.

The cobroo is capable of opening their jaw at an almost 180-degree angle. They have particularly larger incisors and canines, with the incisors reaching lengths of up to 0.4 m (1.3 ft) and the canines reaching lengths of up to 0.55 m (1.8 ft).

The lifespan of the cobroocoodus is typically 35 to 45 years in the wild, however captive individuals can live up to 60 years, with the oldest being recorded at 63 years.

## Distribution and status

The cobroocoodus is native to sub-Jalioponga Ontura. Today, its modern range is very fragmented, with it mainly being found in the Logando Basin.

It is found throughout various habitats, from the savannah to rainforests, as it lives along, and in rivers and lakes, which are present throughout the continent.

The cobroo is classified as vulnerable, as it is threatened by habitat destruction, overhunting, and habitat fragmentation. The exact number of cobroocoodus is the wild is unknown, however they tend to live in large groups, so there is likely a large population in the wild.
Carperethida

## Families

* Abscondamiidae
* Carperethidae
* Furruriidae
* Murellidae

**Carperethida** is an order of calcareous sponges found in marine environments. Although they possess a calcareous supporting structure, they are rather soft and flexible. Because of their softer structure, the fossil record of Carperethida is rather poor.

## Etymology

The name Carperethida comes from the genus *Carperethus*, which originates from the Ropan word *carpere*, meaning 'carpet' due to its flat and soft appearance.
Blakes

### Common Language

Old Blakish, Blakish, Vulgar Ropan, Old Bontirish, Old Beledgian, Nedarian, Antloonian

### Succeeded by

* Realm of the Blakes

The **Blakes** (Ropan: *Blacei* or *gens Blacorum*; Bontirish: *Blacs*) were a western Poran people during the Ropan Empire and Early Middle Ages. They began as a Tenlamic people who lived in the northern coast of the modern country of Tenlamich around the 4th century BCE, but migrated westwards to the modern country of Ofewick, along the border of the Ropan Empire's Tenlamia Inferior Province, where they formed the Realm of the Blakes in the 4th century CE. They subsequently expanded their power during the Middle Ages as the collapse of the Ropan Empire occurred.

The Realm of the Blakes was formed under an individual referred to as Hagen, but it is unclear what role he played as leader, possibly being a King or a figurehead. The Realm existed until its division in 532 CE, where it became known as the County of Nedare (and late the Duchy of Nedaria) and the Duchy of Antloonia. Both duchies remained under rule of the Blakish Hilduingian Dynasty. In 634, an event known as the Union of the 3 Duchies, which saw the unification of the Duchy of Nedaria, Duchy of Antloonia, and the Duchy of Bemenia under the reign of Clodmer I, the first King of the Blakish Kingdom.

The Blakish Kingdom formed under the Clodmingian Dynasty from 643 until the coronation of Richomeres in 800 CE, which saw the formation of the Ricolingiang Dynasty. Richomeres is seen as one of the most important rulers in Western history, especially in Bontireu, where he is viewed as the founder of the country. Richomeres was crowned Emperor of the Ropan Empire in 800 CE in the city of Ropa by Pope Leonio II. The Ricolingian Empire was the successor although sometimes is considered synonymous with the Blakish Kingdom, and existed from 767-823 CE, until the death of Richomeres. Richomeres death saw the Treaty of Charlun, which divided the empire into three kingdoms, each ruled by his three children. Bernardus ruled over the West Blakish Kingdom, Atacinus ruled over the Middle Blakish Kingdom, and Clothair ruled over the East Blakish Kingdom.

The West Blakish Kingdom would eventually give rise to the predecessors of both the modern countries of Bontireu, Tasayette, and Beledge. The Middle Blakish Kingdom would give rise to the Kingdom of Auvocan and the Kingdom of Ieria, the later of which constitutes territory of several modern countries in western Poran. The East Blakish Kingdom gave rise to the Holy Jero Empire, and as such, the modern countries of Tenlamich, Soroon, and Unor-Vanor, as well as partially Ofewick and Auvocan.

## Etymology

The origin of the name for the tribal Blakes is thought have come from the Tenlamic words for "fierce" (Tenlamich: *Blech*, Mornierian: *blac*, Old Bostanish: *blǣc*, or Old Aeaste: *blakkr*).
Cartorhini

## Families

* Tomiiformes

**Cartorhini**, the **Cartorhines** (Zafuk for "short-nosed"), is a suborder of primates containing the infraorder Tomiiformes, also known as the tomians. It is sister to the Tanyrhini suborder. The tomians contain the catarrhines (old world tapeys and apes, including elves) and the platyrrhines (new world tapeys).

The cartorhines share a number of characteristics that differentiate them from the tanyrhines primates (whose Zafuk name means "long nose"), the other suborder of primates that they diverged from. The cartorhines lack the enzyme the produces Vitamin C, something that tanyrhines possess. Genetically, the cartorhines all possess five similar SINEs which are absent in tanyrhines. The upper lip of cartorhines replaced the rhinarium, which is found in most other mammals including tanyrhines, which allows them to form a variety of facial expressions. The brain-to-body mass ratio is significantly greater than tanyrhines, and the primary sense of cartorhines is their sight.

Most species typically have single births, however twins or triplets are more common in armeons. Most notably, young of cartorhines are larger than the young of tanyrhines despite a similar gestation period.

## Etymology

The taxonomic name Cartorhini derives from the Ancient Zafuk *cartos* (short) and *rhinos* (nose). It refers to the shorter snout compared to the related tanyrhines.

## Classification

The following is the placement of living families of primates.

* Order Primates
	+ Suborder Tanyrhini
		- Infraorder Albeiiformes
			* Superfamily Albeioidea : albeys
			* Superfamily Zebodoidea : zebodo, cibil and worora
	+ Suborder **Cartorhini**
		- Infraorder Tomiiformes : tomians
			* Parvorder Catarrhini : Old World tomians
				+ Superfamily Basopithecoidea
					- Family Basopithecidae : Old World tapeys
				+ Superfamily Elvinoidea : apes
					- Family Parsobatidae : lesser apes (dolicans)
					- Family Elvinidae : greater apes
			* Parvorder Platyrrhini : New World tapeys
				+ Family Alotidae : armeons
				+ Family Cartosidae : tarlo and Sartori's tapey
				+ Family Manolidae : feruars, tefas and tero
Bush Aliwax

## Species

Heteroaliwax bieli

The **bush aliwax** (*Heteroaliwax bieli*) is a species of mammal in the family Aliwacidae. It is found across much of eastern Ontura, being found in the dry and wet subtropical forests as well as grasslands and savannahs.

## Description

The bush aliwax is similar to the closely related mountain aliwax. They are similar in size to the mountain aliwax and are sometimes found alongside them in places where their ranges overlap. They are slightly darker in color than the mountain aliwax and have smaller ears.
Casodius

***Casodius*** is a genus of mallodas that are endemic to southern Maria and northern Hera.

## Species

There are four recognized species in the genus.

* Red-footed malloda (*Casodius erythropus*)
* Black-headed malloda (*Casodius melanocephalus*)
* Lesser malloda (*Casodius minor*)
* Usamar malloda (*Casodius usamarensis*)
Brachycaudidae

## Families

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The **Brachycaudidae** are a family in the suborder Tedrota (tedros) that contains 11 genera and 28 species. These tedros occur in Galand, New Nana, Cansaotome, as well as several outlaying islands around that area.

## Genera

* *Brachycaudus* (2 species)
* *Bradleytedro* (monotypic)
* *Habrodactylus* (5 species)
* *Hikungu* (3 species)
* *Nesotedro* (3 species)
* *Ngokelu* (5 species)
* *Plateopus* (2 species)
* *Totapuru* (2 species)
* *Vargasia* (monotypic)
* *Wengope* (3 species)
* *Xyrhinatops* (monotypic)