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Feruar

## Species

* Manolis borealis
* Manolis occidentalis
* Manolis rosalia
* Manolis melanocephalus
* Manolis meleroi

**Feruars** are small new world tapeys in the genus ***Manolis***. Feruars are found throughout much of southern Maria and parts of northern Hera. Besides the taralo, the northern feruar and black-headed feruar are the only tapeys native to the continent of Maria.

## Taxonomy

* Genus ***Manolis***
	+ Northern feruar *Manolis borealis*
	+ Western feruar *Manolis occidentalis*
	+ Golden feruar *Manolis rosalia*
	+ Black-headed feruar *Manolis melanocephalus*
	+ Melero's feruar *Manolis meleroi*
Costa Eco

**Costa Eco**, or officially the **Republic of Costa Eco**, is a country in central Ontura. It is bordered to the north by Repuer; to the west by Dorji and Sawmi; to the south by Copu; and to the east by the Pagear Sea and Eco Straight. It has a population of around 231 thousand people. The capital is Bahrisa, and the official language is Nikostan, however several other languages are spoken.
Common long-beaked barrena

## Species

Tanyrhynchus robustus

The **common long-beaked barrena** (*Tanyrhynchus robustus*) is a species of barrena native to Galand.

## Description

The common long-beaked barrena is the largest of the Tanyrhynchidae family, being around 50 cm (19.6 in) in length, and weighing around 6 kg (13.2 lbs). They have a long snout that is around 8 cm (3.1 in) long.

They are covered in dense brown fur and spines, of which are made of modified hairs. Their snout and claws are highly adapted for digging, which they use to make burrows and find food.

## Distribution

The common long-beaked barrena is found in almost all of Galand. They are found in tropical, subtropical, temperate, and semiarid forests, woodlands, grasslands, and bushlands. They are not found in much of the Galandi Desert, which is too arid.
Eleiida

## Families

* Mosingidae
* Salimidae

The **Eleiida**, commonly reffered to as **eleys** or **sea cals**, are an order of fully aquatic, herbivorous mammals that inhabit swamps, rivers, estuaries, marine wetlands and coastal marine waters. There are four extant species, the mosing of the Mosingidae family, and three species of tuceen in the family Salimidae.

Eleys can grow between 0.95 - 3.2 m (3.11 - 10.4 ft) in length and weights between 107 - 592 kg (235.8 - 1,305.1 lbs), however individuals can grow to be larger or smaller than these ranges. Of the four extant species, the western tuceens are the longest and the mosing is the heaviest.
Dolotomorpha

## Families

see text

**Dolotomorpha** is a clade of rodents that are similar to the stinleons in physical and genetic characteristics.

## Families

* Suborder **Dolotomorpha**
	+ Nulomidae
	+ Infraorder Dolotognathi
		- Dolotidae
		- Thomosidae
		- Parvorder Lovosomorpha
			* Microlovosidae
			* Hydrosuridae
			* Lovosoidea
				+ Lovosidae
				+ Polosuridae
Dasnians

The **Dasnians** are a unique mix of Toshkic and Tenlamic peoples that originated in either far eastern Poran or central Tanisea and later migrated to easter Poran in waves first starting before the 1st century and ending sometime by the 5th century.

The Dasnian language is somewhat of a hybrid mix of Tenlamic languages and Toshkic languages, with subtle hints of Grikalic languages. This is mainly due to their unique history of migrations. The first migrations where transitional periods from a mostly Toshkic linguistic and ethnic group to a region dominanted by Tenlamic peoples, thus causing their language to blend with native tongue. The later migrations reintroduced some minor Toshkic linguistics as well as later Grikalic languages, mainly from the neighboring Tosles peoples, caused by the Quns and Gees.

The first Dasnians appeared around the first century along the Tolsmaka River east of the Ropan Empire, and remained relatively Tenlamic in origin until the middle of the 5th century when the Qun Empire forced migrations of more Toshkic, eastern Dasnians to the west. This migration was short lived until the middle 6th century with the rise of the Gee Khaganate, that pushed Dasnian, Tosles, and Slatos to southeastern Poran. This caused the resident Dasnian language to interact and merge partially with more Grikalic Dasnians originating further into central Tanisea.

By the start of the 7th century the Dasnians were part of the Gee Khaganate and were moved further east towards the Kovya Mountain Range in Eastern Poran alongside the Tosles. This lasted until the start of the 10th century when the Dasnians overthrew the Gee Principality and formed the first Dasnian Kingdom.
Common girida

## Species

Girida girida

The **common girida** (*Girida girida*) is a species of girida native to northeastern Ontura and southwestern Tanisea.

## Description

The common girida can range between 25-40 cm (9.8 - 15.7 in) in length with females being slightly larger than males. The color can vary greatly depending on the region they are from, with individuals ranging from brown to green or yellow.

## Distribution

The common girida is found in both Ontura and Tanisea. They are found in arid, semiarid and temperate regions around the Pagear Sea and Jaliopik Sea. They are native to the countries of Inle, Naru Igua, Pagear, Udos, Lomblic, Giaria, and Istan.
Govaniaceae

## Range

Today (Holocene) 0 ma

The **Govaniaceae** is a family of flowering plants in the Sluyeldiid order Dumales. It consists of shrubs and small trees found in the tropical regions of the southern hemisphere around the Indal Ocean.

## Genera

* Alardiphyllus 8 species; Bage
* Anannia - 3 species; Cialimac
* Carrela - 3 species; Galand
* Delsartia - 2 species; Lubai
* Diorcarpus - 1 species; Hythe
* Ghislainia - 3 species; Nanamaki
* Govania - 1 species; Govanius
* Grindoia - 8 species; Macnea
* Jullienia - 4 species; Bage
* Krlania - 6 species; Bostanish Indal Territories
* Marzoniphyllus - 3 species; Marzon, Maury, and Saury
* Morela - 1 species; Poiles
* Nutrana - 1 species; New Ash
* Orthophyllopsis - 2 species; Ethea and Manila
* Rigala - 1 species; Noveau Mauris
* Rinia - 1 species; Rin
* Sombafolium - 2 species; West Somba and East Somba
* Thejimana - 2 species; Macnea
* Valecarpus - 1 species; New Vale
Copu

**Copu**, or officially the **Republic of Copu**, is a country in central Ontura. It is bordered to the north by Costa Eco; to the west by Sawmi and Puba; to the south by Guamdo; and to the east by the Eco Straight and Indal Ocean. It has a population of around 292 thousand people. The capital is Jokosa, and the official language is Nikostan.
Covides

Creubian Peninsula in 350 BCE

**Covides** is a tribal grouping that lived in the northern parts of the Creubian Peninsula. They are thought to have originated from the Zothca Bronze-Age Civilizations, first appearing sometime around 1000 BCE.

## History

The Covides are a major tribal grouping of the Cuvidian language group, which also includes the neighboring Talusiae tribe, as well as a few others. The Covides are thought to have appeared c. 1000 BCE, and existed in the north of the Creubian Peninsula, in a more mountainous region of the peninsula.

### Ropan times

The Covides alongside the neighboring Talusians existed as a tribal group until around 32 CE, when they were integrated into the Ropan Empire. They were the last of the tribes in Creubia to be integrated into Ropa, giving them a higher sense of differentiation between them and the citizens of Ropa. They were a part of the Ropan Empire until they split from the Western Ropan Empire in 417 CE alongside the Talusians, forming their respective domains.

### Chiefdoms

Alongside the Talusians, the Covides formed their own domain, known as a Chiefdom, during the collapse of Western Ropan Empire. It followed a somewhat Feudal form of government whilst still maintaining its Tribalist history, consisting of one Chief and a court of respected elders. The Chiefdom of the Covides existed from its independence in 417 until 527 CE, when it united with the neighboring Chiefdom of Talusia over its related cultures and languages, forming the Duchy of Talusia.
Common Hairy Qacalo

## Species

Thrixoporys nulanos

The **common hairy qacalo** (*Thrixoporys nulanos*) is a species of qacalo in the family Dalmosidae.

## Description

The common hairy qacalo typically range in lengths between 24 - 32 cm (9.4 - 12.5 in) with a 12 cm (4.7 in) long tail. They typically weigh between 0.8 - 2.6 kg (1.7 - 5.7 lbs), making them the smallest of the genus *Thrixoporys*.

Their back, sides, tail, and head are covered by a carapace that possesses many bristly hairs. The underside of the animal is covered in dense hair that is usually grey in color, whereas the carapace is brown.

## Distribution

The common hairy qacalo is found throughout the subtropical and tropical forests and grasslands of Hera. Theya re found in the countries of Bonranmau, Boque, and Greater Rinuni.
Dekatriata

## Range

Poonlaloocian - Today (Cardobian - Holocene) 458.4 - 0 Ma

## Families

* †Akouwades
* †Anargades
* †Borobia
* †Cagondesmus
* †Huangia
* †Lazarevia
* †Naporodes
* †Rebacades
* †Rebovoia
* †Shiyangia
* †Yakonedes
* †Zhougongia
* †Pterochelicerida
* Arachnida

Dekatriata is a group of Planatergan Chelicerates that includes the Sea Scorpions and Arachnids.
Dwarf Albey

## Species

Microalbey microalbey

The **dwarf albey** (*Microalbey nanus*), also known as the **slaur albey,** is one of the two species of albey in the genus Microalbey. It weighs only around 43 - 47 g (1.5 - 1.6 oz), making it the smallest living species of albey. Their dorsal side is usually a reddish-brown in color, with some parts of its body being redder than others. It's ventral side however is covered in white fur. They are typically around 11 - 13 cm (4.3 - 5.1 in) in head-to-body length with a 10 - 12 cm (3.9 - 4.7 in) long tail.

They are native to the island of Macnea, being found in both temperate and subtropical forests on the eastern side of the Theji Mountains.
Crakoda

## Species

Barymastus formidablis

The **Crakoda** (Barymastus formidablis) is a species of hypercarnivorous Skut found in the northern most reaches of the Maria. They are notably one of the largest living carnivoran mammals.

## Etymology

The scientific name, *Barymastus formidablis*, means "Formidable heavy beast", a fitting name for its large size and weight.

The common name "Crakoda" is thought to have root in aest or possibly native language, if not a mix of both. "Koda" in aest means Skut, so it is possible that the name Crakoda refers to "Skut who cracks ice" likely referring to its large size.

## Description

Adult males can weigh 400-700 kg (881.8-1543.2 lbs) and measure 2.3-2.9 m (7.54-9.51 ft) in length. Adult females are around half the size of males and normally weigh 200-350 kg (440.9-771.6 lbs), measuring 1.6-2.4 m (5.24-7.87 ft) in length. When pregnant, females can weigh as much as 475 kg (1047.1 lbs). The crakoda is one of the most sexually dimorphic species of mammals. The largest crakoda on record was a 1120 kg (2469.1 lbs) male shot in Svalark. The specimen was preserved and mounted, standing a formidable 3.52 m (11.5 ft) tall, hence the species name, Barymastus formidablis.

Compared to other skuts, the crakoda is by far the tallest, and largest. They are covered in a thick layer of brown to white fur to insulate their bodies. Their feet are also covered in fur and have shorted claws to be able to grip ice. It is also much more aggressive compared to other skuts. Despite that, trained professionals have been able to get close to crakodas, all though not recommended for anyone. Crakodas have been able to be kept at zoos, although it can take years before they are less aggressive towards their keepers.

## Behavior

Crakodas are aggressive by nature, and very territorial. They will chase other crakodas away from food they caught, and food that the other crakoda may have caught. Crakodas are rarely seen in groups larger than 3 adults, and groups like this usually consist of young siblings, or young adult(s) with their mother. Females are much less aggressive than males, can still be dangerous.

During mating season, which is during the spring, males will be hyperaggressive, attacking other males, as well as other animals that may get in the male's way. It also during mating season where a male crakoda may kill young or newly born cubs to be able to bear his own offspring with that female. An interesting phenomenon when this happens is that the female will often fight the male, and other females may soon thereafter be reluctant to mate with said male, a phenomenon not seen in other related species.

## Diet

The Crakoda is purely carnivorous, and at the top of its food chain. Their diet may consist of fish, ramsels, small-medium sized mammals, as well as occasionally larger mammals that are harder to take down.

## Distribution

The Crakoda is found in northern Iland, Rinuni, and across Svalark. They live in cold environments, being more commonly found above the arctik circle, however they can sometimes be found in more taiga-like environments.
Girida

## Families

* Diceros
* Girida
* Macnegirida
* Microgirida
* Nalotosia
* Narisaurus

**Giridas** (family **Girididae**) is a distinctive and highly specialized clade of old world tetrens native to Tanisea, Poran, and Ontura. The family has a total of 18 species in 6 genera, a majority of which are native to Ontura, including Macnea and other outlaying islands.

Members of this family are most well known for their ability to change colors, however some species are less diverse than others. Some species can change to a lighter or darker color whilst others can become vibrant colors such as reds, blues, and yellows, from a duller, green or brown. Most species in their relaxed state are green or brown, with some being lighter in color.

They are characterized by their zygodactyluos feet, their prehensile tail, their laterally compressed bodies, their head, and their projectile tongues. All species have either a crest on their brow or horns. Their eyes are capable of moving in different directions then the other, allowing for a greater range of vision of their environment.
Flat plated tetren

## Species

Platysaurus ankylus

The **flat plated tetren** (*Platysaurus ankylus*) is a species of tetren in the family Talunidae. It is endemic to the countries of Wicanki and Costa Landti in Ontura.

## Description

The flat plated tetren is a medium-sized tetren that can grow up to 25-30 cm (9.8 - 11.8 in) in length. They have short limbs and broad tails.

The animal is covered in straight, banded armor-like scales that covers the body and tail.
Common soussem

## Species

Delphis marsupialis

The **common soussem** (*Delphis marsupialis*) is a species of soussem found in Maria and northern Hera.

## Description

In general, like other soussems, the common soussem is nocturnal, so documentation of the species is limited. Of individuals that have been documented, most are at least 20 cm (7.8 in) in length. They are usually grey in color with black ears. They have pink feet and tail.

## Distribution

The common soussem is found throughout much of southern Maria and part of northern Hera. They are found in tropical and subtropical grasslands, woodlands, and forests. They are found in Brato, Ofi, Strata, Qalelu, Domre, Lerethai, Kole, Adne, Costa Rhyncipe, and Salmo.
Ghapor

**Ghapor**, officially the **Democratic Republic of Ghapor**, is a small country in northern Hera. It is bordered to the west by Riablic; the south by Greater Rinuni; the east by Tumas; and the north by the Adne Sea. It has a population of around 82 thousand. The official language of Ghapor is Auvocani, and the capital is Liso Ciudad.
Gerobaa

## Species

Cotoceras melanus

The **gerobaa** (*Cotoceras melanus*) is a medium-sized palinid ruminant found in southern Ontura. It is the only surviving species of the genus *Cotoceras*.

## Etymology

The first recorded evidence of the name gerobaa was in 1833, being a simplified form of the native Hwansa *g'roba* 'quick horn'.

## Description

Male and female gerobaas are around the same size, with the most notable difference being that males possess horns. They are covered in a short tan or brown colored fur, with the fur being darker, sometimes reddish along the back. The underbelly and the tip of the snout is usually lighter in color, being white or tan. The color of their fur helps them blend into the habitat they live in.

On average, a gerobaa stands around 83 cm (32.6 inches) tall at the shoulder. Males are usually heavier, weighing around 70 - 75 kg (154.3 - 165.3 lbs) and females weigh around 45 - 50 kg (99.2 - 110.2 lbs). A male's horns are thick, usually being around 20 - 30 cm (7.8 - 11.8 inches) long. Their horns are curved backwards, giving them a shorter height.

## Distribution and habitat

The gerobaa prefers arid environments with little, large vegetation. They are mainly native to the Tresbon Desert in southern Ontura. They are found in several countries, including Kraine, Byacran, Lacro, Avalau, Belyzil, and Saintau, however a majority of the population is found in Byacran.
Goria

**Goria**, officially the **Union of Goria**, is a country consisting of several major islands of the island continent of Cocroenia. Goria is one of the three countries of Cocroenia, the others being the Chadi Islands and Niary. Goria consists of seven main islands, with a total population of around 5.385 million people. The official language of Goria is Portu and the capital is Tica.
Garcia-Nikosto

The Kingdom of Garcia-Nikosto (green) in 1100

**Garcia-Nikosto**, the **Kingdom of Garcia and Nikosto**, or the **Dominion of Garcia and Nikosto**, was an independent kingdom in the northwestern part of the Creubian Peninsula. It was created in 1084 CE after the merging of the Kingdom of Garcia and the County of Nikosto. At its formation, the capital shifted from Valencia to Epina to be more centered in the kingdom.

The kingdom was short-lived, existing for just over 100 years as it collapsed in 1186 CE into two, the Kingdom of Garcia, and the Kingdom of Nikosto. This was caused due to several disagreements for Nikostan autonomy within the kingdom and was foreseen through several advancements through there autonomy in the region.
Gnathodidae

## Families

* †Akanuignathus
* †Alslitgnathus
* †Amolvagnathus
* †Arsuaqgnathus
* †Auerlandgnathus
* †Austrognathus
* †Batfedgnathus
* †Blaviagnathus
* †Bouradagnathus
* †Chakdagnathus
* †Dimivgnathus
* †Exborognathus
* †Fatixagnathus
* †Frazanognathus
* †Fuqiugnathus
* †Gnathodus
* †Hangonichthys
* †Hosagnathus
* †Ilisuaqgnathus
* †Iseraqgnathus
* †Kagougnathodus
* †Lesozovgnathus
* †Lyuskignathus
* †Maguragnathus
* †Malalmagnathus
* †Martougnathus
* †Midnignathodus
* †Montsoiracgnathus
* †Montugnathodus
* †Nanjingnathodus
* †Nanpargnathus
* †Ngaregnathodus
* †Nuusnaqgnathus
* †Okunagnathus
* †Paleoichthys
* †Patoichthys
* †Pedanagnathus
* †Pocedoichthys
* †Pyatovgnathus
* †Richrygnathus
* †Saldobagnathus
* †Severgutgnathus
* †Shigaignathus
* †Somenognathus
* †Sougawagnathus
* †Stargnathodus
* †Tacadinognathus
* †Tashagnathus
* †Temlagnathus
* †Vigenagnathus

## incertae sedis

* †Maramagnathus

Gnathodidae is a wastebasket family of gnathodus-like agnaths. The family is accepted, but the animals inside may not all be closely related to one another.
Feric

## Species

Retas retas

The **feric** (*Retas retas*), is a species of large ruminant belonging to the Navolidae family.

## Etymology

The word 'feric' likely has roots in an ancient Poranese or Athian language. However, there are many other names depending on the native language or country. Feric is most widely used, however, they are sometimes commonly referred to as the giant breep.

## Description

On average, an adult feric stands around 1.5 to 2.2 meters (4.9 to 7.2 feet) tall at the shoulder. Males typically weigh between 400 to 800 kg (881.8 to 1763.6 lbs), and females typically weigh between 250 to 550 kg (551.1 to 1212.5 lbs), however this range can vary greatly depending on diet and the habitat they live in. The head-and-body length is around 2.5 to 3 meters (8.2 to 9.8 feet) in length.

They are dark in color, usually a dark brown with thicker grey fur around the neck and back. Their underside is also usually a lighter color, similar to the thicker fur. Their tails and ears are short, usually being a light brown or grey in color.

The species is sexually dimorphic, with males being heavier and having antlers, whereas females lack antlers. The antlers of a feric are usually a dark grey or black in color closer to the skull, and lighter as the antlers protrude outwards. Antlers are covered in a short, but soft fur. The size of the antlers can vary; however, they are on average around 1.1 to 1.6 meters (3.6 to 5.2 feet) wide.

## Subspecies

There are several subspecies of feric throughout its large range. They are all relatively similar in size, with the **Aklaq** or **Svalark feric** (*Retas retas svalarkensis*) being slightly larger on average than most other subspecies.

* New world species
	+ *Retas retas ilandicus* - **Iland feric** (Iland, Rimuni Territories)
	+ *Retas retas cardoli* - **Cardol's feric** (Rimuni Territories)
	+ *Retas retas svalarkensis* - **Svalark feric** or **Aklaq** (Svalark)
* Old world species
	+ *Retas retas retas* - **Feric** or **Athian feric** (Evir, Svalassia, Zinon, Biavissia, Braltishmen)
	+ *Retas retas floanicus* - **Floanian feric** (Aestland, Queczech, Swihon, Braltishmen)
	+ *Retas retas esmariensis* - **Esmarian feric** (Braltishmen)
	+ *Retas retas umanovi* - **Umanov's feric** (Braltishmen)

## Distribution

The feric has a large distribution across the continents of Poran, Tanisea and Maria, being found in taiga, tundra, and arctic habitats. Due to their large range, individuals that are found further north are typically larger than those found further south, a phenomenon known as Bergmann's Rule.

They are found in the countries of Aeastland, Queczech, Swihon, Evir, Zinon, Svalsia, Biavissia, Braltishmen, Camesan, Iland, the Rimuni Territories, and Svalark.
Eurytedro

## Scientific classificaton

### Genus:

**Eurytedro**

***Eurytedro*** is a genus of tetrens in the family Tedronidae.

## Species

The following ten species are recognized.

* Eurytedro guoliangi
* Eurytedro haii
* Eurytedro jinjuensis
* Eurytedro lesmanai
* Eurytedro liangi
* Eurytedro mismisi
* Eurytedro robusta
* Eurytedro sidabaloki
* Eurytedro sukimakiensis
* Eurytedro tengfeii
Golden marsupial slaur

## Species

Thylacosurus auratus

The **golden marsupial slaur** (*Thylacosurus auratus*) is a species of rodent-like marsupial native to southern Galand.

## Description

The golden marsupial slaur averages around 30 cm (11.8 in) in length from head to tail, and weighs between 300-550 grams (10.5 - 19.4 oz) with an average of around 360 g (12.6 oz). As the name suggests, they are golden in color, with the underbelly being lighter in color, usually a cream.

## Distribution

The golden marsupial slaur is native to temperate forests, woodlands, and grasslands in southwestern Galand, being found commonly around the Avedra Bay.
Folipteridae

## Families

* Folipterus
* Luviosa
* Megalopterus
* Volisopterus

**Folipteridae** is a family of true bovs within the suborder Euchiroptera that are native to the continents of Maria and Hera. Members of this family are usually smaller than those of the related Pteropodidae family. They are typically blind or have poor eyesight, and are the only bovs capable of echolocation, a method that they use to identify food when they hunt at night.
Gopal

**Gopal**, officially the **Republic of Gopal**, is a country in eastern Poran. It is bordered to the north by Biavissia and Toland; to the east by the Naporo Republic; to the south by the Walbiako Republic; and to the west by Toslo. It has a population of around 99 thousand individuals. The capital is Beraz City, and the official languages are Dasnian and Braltish.
Gerelinae

## Families

* Gerela
* Progerela

**Gerelinae** is a subfamily of Old World tapeys.

## Classification

* Family Basopithecidae
	+ Subfamily **Gerelinae**
		- Genus *Gerela*
			* Cialimaci gerela *Gerela gerela*
			* Dalavi's gerela *Gerela dalavii*
			* Guadeshian gerela *Gerela guadesha*
			* Indofingxiese gerela *Gerela nobuosus*
		- Genus *Progerela*
			* Danibou *Progerela danibou*
Estmorr's Kingdom

In 456, Estmorr, a Duncan soldier who originated along the Yabune River and worked as a mercenary for the Ropan Empire, who traveled westwards with his soldiers and killed the ruler of the Western Ropan Empire, Octavianus, and dethroned his only son Maximus during the Battle of Reyas. Estmorr then formed his own domain in 462, crowning himself as the ruler of Auvocania.

Estmorr's reign was mainly supported by his military expertise. He took several actions to strengthen his control over the region by establishing his presence through military means. During his reign, the ruler of the Eastern Ropan Empire, Opiter Vipstanus became increasingly weary of Estmorr and sent a trusted mercenary who was also a Duncan soldier, known as Roduulf to kill him. In turn, Opiter would grand Roduulf the title of King of Auvocania if successful.

Estmorr remained king of the regioin until his death in 469, when Roduulf and his soldiers conquered the capital of Messisa, and Roduulf himself killed Estmorr. Estmorr's Kingdom was then succeeded by the Duncan Kingdom under the rule of Roduulf the Brave.
Fingxiaese Realms of the 1930s

The **Period of the Fingxiaese Realms** was a time period in recent history from the 1930s to the 1950s that saw several countries within the modern country and region of Fingxiao. The start of the period saw the partial collapse of the Republic of Fingxiao. This collapse was brought on by the second Sino-Nakaiwakese War (1921-1927), the Yuexing Rebellion, Zaozou Rebellion, and famine. The end of the period is defined by the Fingxiaese Civil War in 1947. The civil war was mainly fought between the Qingzixing-led government of the Republic of Fingxiao, and the forces of the Fingxiaese Lithviet Party.

Fingxiao was divided between 15 different realms, some of them shorter-lived than others.

* Greater Linping
* Linping
* Lesser Goroon
* Guantu
* Noyan Ting
* People's Republic of Fingxiao
* Qingxi
* Xiuan
* Giangxu
* Taoling
* West Taiyuan
* East Taiyuan
* Hingxiao Dynasty
* Fuxing
* Republic of Fingxiao
Floan-Toshkic languages

The **Floan-Toshkic languages** form a branch of the Annan-Poran family of languages, traditionally comprised of the Floan and Toshkic languages. Both Floan and Toshkic languages share several linguistic traits not found in any other Annan-Poran branch, suggesting a period of common development and origin.
Galhai

**Galhai**, officially the **Republic of Galhai**, is a country in southeastern Poran. It is bordered to the north by Honher and Toslo; the east by Zafu and the Walbiako Republic; the south by the Zafuk Straight; and the west by the Caseti Sea. It has an estimated population of around 220 thousand individuals. The capital is Yulosk, and the official language is Ghal.
Gira

## Species

Range of Gira species

***Gira*** is a genus of evergreen coniferous trees native to parts of Maltis and southern Tanisea. It is one of the three extant genera in the Thagoaceae family. They are commonly known as **giraas**, **geeras**, or **giras**.

## Species

There are eighteen accepted species of the genus *Gira*, a majority of which are native to individual smaller islands rather than larger islands such as Galand and Bage.
Garcian

or

* Tenlamic
	+ Toshkic-Tenlamic
		- Doncan
			* **Garcian**

**Garcian** is a Ropance language of the Creubo-Ropance group, however Garcian is hypothesized to have two main origins. Garcian is spoken in the northwestern most part of the Creubian Peninsula and was prominent from the end of the 8th century during the time of the First Kingdom of Garcia. Today, the language is still spoken, but has mostly been overtaken in the region by the distantly related Nibarish language.

Modern Garcian is classified under the Creubo-Ropance group of the Ropance languages, however its earliest forms are descended from the extinct Doncan language, which was Tenlamic in origin. Due to this, Garcian is hypothesized to have originated from both the Tenlamic and Auvocanic language groups of the Annan-Poran language family.
Emperor Armeon

## Species

Narosis imperator

The **emperor armeon** (*Narosis imperator*) is a species of armeon found in western Hera.

## Description

The emperor armeon is dark grey or black in color, with a white underside and a face covered in fur. The animal reaches lengths of around 24 cm (9.4 in), not including their tail which is around 31 cm (12.2 in) long. They weigh approximately 483 grams (17.0 oz).

## Distribution

The emperor armeon is found in western Hera. They live in the subtropical and tropical rainforests east of the Abel Mountains. They are found in the countries of Greater Rinuni and Boque.
Domestic Cal

## Species

Palinis domesticus

The **domestic cal**, or just **cal** (*Palinis domesticus*), are a species of large hoofed, herbivores. They are common members of the subfamily Palininae and the most widespread species.

They are commonly raised as livestock for meat, milk and hides. They can also be used as riding animals or working animals. Another significant product of cals is their dung, which can be used as fuel and as potent fertilizer.

## Characteristics

The physical characteristics of a cal varies depending on the breed, as different breeds serve different purposes. Some breeds are much larger than others, often being bred for their meat or for work purposes. Some breeds are bred to produce more milk, or some are even bred to be small to be kept as pets. Due to the various breeds and purposes cals serve, they come in a wide variety of sizes.

### Weight

The weight of a cal varies depending on the breed. Smaller breeds can weigh between 300 to 500 kg (661.3 to 1,102.3 lbs). Larger breeds can range from 600 to 1,200 kg (1,322.7 to 2,645.5 lbs). Males are typically larger than females of the same breed and can be a few hundred kilograms larger. The heaviest recorded male weighed 1,653 kg (3,644.2 lbs).

### Digestive system

Cals along with other ruminants are able to digest plant matter that is harder for other species to eat, such as grass. They have highly developed digestive systems that allow the breakdown of tougher materials.

### Gestation

The gestation period of a female cal is typically around 8 to 10 months. A newborn calf's weight can vary depending on breed, but they typically weigh around 25 to 50 kg (55.1 to 110.2 lbs). Most cals live up to 25 years in captivity, with the oldest recorded cal being a 43-year-old female.

## Feral cals

Feral cals are defined as not being domesticated or cultivated. Populations of feral cals are known across several countries and can cause great environmental harm to native populations of animals, especially in areas that have no large palinid animals.
Goroon

**Goroon**, or officially the **Republic of Goroon**, is a country in central Tanisea. It is bordered to the north by Braltishmen; the east and south by Fingxiao; and to the west by Central Linxing and Niakraine. It has a population of around 897 thousand people. The capital is Battsagaan, and the official language is Niakrainian, however other languages are commonly spoken as well.
Atharicyclops

## Species

Atharicyclops natostaniensis

Atharicyclops is a genus of cyclopsid cyclopsian from the Athari Mines of Natostan.

## Taxonomy

Atharicyclops is only known from one fragmentary cephalon, so its exact taxonomy is unknown. It is unclear whether it is a true cyclopsid or if it had an extended glabella and was therefore a cyclopsisid.
Albane

**Albane** was a Datric language that was once spoken in northeastern Creubia. It shares many similarities with Cisgauian and the Datrecreubian languages. Albane is part of the Gauian language group, which also contains Cisgauian and Vilonae.

Albane was a language spoken by the Datrea tribal group (Albanes, Astuei, Dabages, and Badares), as well as possibly the Vitonea and Jeidae.
Ferungulata

## Range

Vasiereous - Today (Ravenrendian - Holocene)

Clockwise from top right: Turisi, Pelecta, Onturan Paplea, Petershire Zeotphin, Feric, Boda, and Casar

## Families

see Classification

Ferungulata ("wild beasts and ungulates") is a grandorder of placental mammals that groups together the mirorders Ferae and Ungulata, as well as the order Hypsodonta.

## Classification and phylogeny

### Taxonomy

* Grandorder: **Ferungulata**
	+ Mirorder: Ferae
		- Order: Carnivora
		- Clade: Stracihoplidamorpha
	+ Mirorder: Ungulata
	+ Order: Hypsodonta
Geptocerinae

## Families

see text

The **Geptocerines** are even-toed ungulates belonging to the subfamily **Geptocerinae** of the family Palinidae. The members of the subfamily are colloquially referred to as colelopes, however only members of the genus *Colelopa* are true colelopes. The subfamily includes the colelopes, keotuar, turarak, boda and viquks. A majority of the species are native to Ontura, however some are also found in Tanisea.

## Classification

Family Palinidae

* Subfamily **Geptocerinae**
	+ Tribe Colelopini
		- Genus Colelopa
			* Inle colelope *Colelopa inlya*
			* Borsellino's colelope *Colelopa borsellinoi*
		- Genus Folaceras
			* Keotuar *Folaceras jajiraya*
		- Genus Nusa
			* Durán's colelope *Nusa durani*
		- Genus Polezia
			* Turarak *Polezia ubiarica*
	+ Tribe Bodini
		- Genus Boda
			* Boda *Boda datswasa*
		- Genus Proboda
			* Viquk *Proboda granellii*
		- Genus Suiopa
			* Cape viquk *Suiopa sharpi*
Ferae

## Range

Vasiereous - Today (Ravenrendian - Holocene), ~68 - 0 Mya

## Families

see classification

**Ferae** (feer-ee, Ropan for "wild beasts") is a mirorder of placental mammals that groups together the clades Pan-Carnivora and Stracihoplidomorpha. The Ferae is sister to the Ungulata and Hypsodonta.

## Classification and phylogeny

### Taxonomy

	+ Order: Carnivora
	+ Order: Stracihoplida
	+ Clade: **Pan-Carnivora**
		- Order: Carnivora
	+ Clade: Stracihoplidamorpha
		- Order: Stracihoplida
Fou-nosed porican

## Species

Davocochelys magnifica

The **Fou-nosed porican** (*Davocochelys magnifica*) is a species of porican native to northern Galand and southern Bage. It is the only living member of the Davocochelyidae family.

## Description

The fou-nosed porican is unique compared to all other freshwater poricans. Their limbs are flippers, resembling those found in marine poricans, despite not being closely related. Their nose looks similar to that of a fou, having the nostrils at the end of a fleshy snout, hence the name. Their carapace is typically grey like their skin, with a lighter grey or white underside.

Fou-nosed poricans can grow between 55 - 70 cm (21.6 - 27.5 in) in carapace length, with a weight of over 20 kg (44.0 lbs). Males can be differentiated from females by their longer tails. Their carapace is covered in a layer of thin, leathery skin.
Ephistes

## Species

Ephistes ephistesEphistes sorvika

**Ephistes** is a genus of laumutor containing two living species, the Poran laumutor and the Tanisean laumutor. They were once seen as the same species but are now recognized as two separate species.

## Taxonomy

Two species of ephistes are accepted, however each species likely consists of multiple subspecies across their respective, broad ranges.

Both the Poran and Tanisean laumutors are characterized by brown fur with white facial markings. They have a dark colored nose and lips. They are differentiated by their tail color; the Poran laumutor has a white-tipped tail whereas the Tanisean laumutor has a solid brown tail.

    Tanisean laumutor
Giant Camutor

## Species

Neohydracta gigantea

The **Giant camutor** (Neohydracta gigantea) is a genus of camutor that is found in Hera and is the only living new world camutor.

## Description

The Giant camutor has the typical body plan of other camutors. They have a long, slender body with short legs and webbed feet that they use to swim. They also have a long tail that helps them glide through the rivers that they live in.

They are covered in a short, brown fur which covers their whole body with the exception of their webbed feet. Their face is covered in light brown markings giving them the second name Mud-faced camutors.

The Giant camutor does not experience sexual dimorphism, so both males and females are around the same size. On average they are between 1.3 to 1.8 m (4.2 to 5.9 ft) in length, however early reports of skins and living animals suggest specimens up to 2.4 m (7.8 ft) in length, however hunting and destruction of habitat likely reduced the occurrence of larger specimens. Their weight is anywhere between 20 to 27 kg (44 to 59 lbs).

## Biology

The Giant camutor is a very social animal which is unlike other ephistids. They tend to live in large groups of up to 40 individuals. Such a large population of individuals in once group has led to an observed social hierarchy, in which the dominant male and female lead the pack, whereas young males hunt, and younger females care for young and elderly members of the group. Although never observed, it is assumed that once young members of the pack reach a certain age, they are either cast out, or choose to leave the group to form their own packs, thus keeping the gene pool diverse.

## Habitat

The species is amphibious, favoring the rivers of the Rinunaz Basin, primarily the Rinunaz river and its tributaries. However, the Giant camutor is also found along the Jade and Pale Rivers of Boque, as well as the coasts of Lesser Rinuni and the Imagia River.

Giant camutors typically build camps and dens along the coast of rivers, and they typically move to new locations once every 2 - 3 years.

## Conservation status

The Giant camutor is listed as vulnerable, however it is currently impossible to know the exact population in the wild, as the Rinunaz Rainforest is too dense and inhospitable to provided safe research. What is known is that the number of Giant camutors outside the rainforest has decreased over the last 200 years, with some accounts of populations disappearing as a whole in their southernmost ranges in Lesser Rinuni.

Countries such as Boque have put forth an extensive effort to preserve their rainforests and protect the populations of Giant camutor that call them home, but habitat destruction and deforestation in Greater Rinuni has undoubtably taken a toll on wild populations in the Rinunaz Rainforest.
Flying Cereest

## Species

* Pterocirius orientalis
* Pterocirius pterocirius

**Flying cereests** are species of the genus ***Pterocirius*** that are capable gliding. The genus contains two species, both of which are nocturnal and native to eastern Tanisea. The Nakaiwakese flying cereest is native to northern Nakaiwaki and the flying cereest is native to Inamtome.
Euarchontoglires

## Families

* Glires
* Euarchonta

**Euarchontoglires** is a clade and a superorder of mammals, the living members of which belong to one of the three following groups: rodents, rasumorphs, and primates.

## Evolution

The Euarchontoglires clade is based primarily on DNA and genetic studies and analyses. These studies have suggested that Glires, which contains rasumorphs, rodents and their extinct relatives, and Euarchonta, which includes primates and their extinct relatives, are more closely related to each other than other mammal groups.

Currently, few, if any, distinctive anatomical features have been recognized that support this group; nor does any evidence from anatomy support alternative hypotheses.

Euarchontoglires most likely split from the Thuleutheria superorder which includes the Porisriatheria, which includes a wide range of animals, from carnivorans like rets and stins, and ungulates like ruminants and micims.

## Taxonomy

The hypothesized relationship is as follows:
Even-toed Ungulates

## Families

* Pristikopoda
* Euartiodactyla
	+ Mueina
	+ Quasiruminantia
		- Ruminantia
		- Hydrotherimorpha

The **even-toed ungulates** (**Artiodactyla**) are ungulates, which are hooved mammals which bear weight equally on two (an even number) of their five toes, the other three toes are either present, absent, or vestigial. By contrast, odd-toed ungulates bear their weight on one or three toes.
Greater glider

## Species

Sveltosurus major

The **greater glider** (*Sveltosurus major*) is a small, arboreal, and nocturnal gliding oussem in the family Sveltosuridae.

## Description

Their body length from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail is between 25 - 30 cm (9.8 - 11.8 in). They typically weigh between 150 to 200 grams (5.2 - 7.0 lbs) with males being heavier than females. They are covered in grey fur with darker markings. Their eyes are large, allowing them to better see at night.

## Distribution

The greater glider is found in temperate forests along the coast of eastern Galand.
Eutyphla

## Families

* Hulidae
* Motidae

**Eutyphla** (which means "truly blind") is an order of mammals that may be related based on molecular and genetic studies. The order contains two living families; Hulidae which includes the seros, and Motidae which includes the toth.

## Characteristics

All living members of this family are blind or have severely poor eyesight. Their bodies are covered in fur, and for members of the Hulidae family, the eyes and ears are covered in fur as they serve little to no purpose. Members of the family Motidae have larger ears than those of the family Hulidae, as they still use their ears to find prey. Both groups have an extremely good sense of smell and use their sense of small to identify and find food such as diplects, worms, and roots.

Both families are capable of digging, however members of the Hulidae family are mostly if not exclusively fossorial, spending most if not all of their life underground in burrows that they dig and expand to find food. Members of the Motidae family can dig, however they are not as well adapted for it as the Hulidae family, and instead spend most of their lives above ground, burrowing only during the winter or to make a den.

## Distribution

Species of both the Hulidae and Motidae family are mainly found in the continents of Poran and Tanisea, as well as being found in Maria and Hera. The Hulidae family is split into two subfamilies, the Hulinae and Rosalinae, old world and new world seros respectively. Old world seros are found in Poran and Tanisea, whereas new world seros are found in Maria and Hera. The Motidae family is also split into two subfamilies, however they subfamilies are based on physical characteristics. The Motinae subfamily is endemic to Poran and Tanisea whereas the Rutogalinae subfamily is found in Tanisea as well as Maria.

## Taxonomy

The order **Eutyphla** is most closely related to the clade Totifera, which includes all other mammals of the Porisriatheria superorder, including bovs, stins, rets, bericeans, ruminants, and various other animals. Together with Totifera, they form the superorder Porisriatheria.

Classification of **Eutyphla** within Porisriatheria:

Classification of subfamilies within **Eutyphla**:
Greater Rinuni

**Greater Rinuni**, officially the **Republic of Greater Rinuni**, is the largest country in Hera. It is bordered to the north by the smaller countries of Bonranmau, Riablic, Ghapor, Tumas, and Bisipit; the west by Boque, the south by Lesser Rinuni; and the east by the Zothca Ocean. It is the 4th most populous country in the world and the most populous in Hera, with a population of around 4.2 million. Its official language is Nikostan and the capital is Paniaba.
Greater clipea

## Species

Clipea hera

The **greater clipea** (*Clipea hera*) is a species of flightless muin native to eastern Hera.

## Taxonomy

The greater clipea contains three subspecies that are found across Greater Rinuni and Lesser Rinuni.

* *Clipea hera hera* - orange on map
* *Clipea hera intermedia* - yellow on map
* *Clipea hera venegasi* - red on map
Giant Slaur

## Species

Rhabdosurus tropicalis

The **giant slaur** (*Rhabdosurus tropicalis*) is the a species of rodent and the largest species in the family Suridae. The species is native to southern Tanisea, being found in the country of Cialimac.

## Description

The giant slaur is the largest species of slaur, typically weighing between 2.5 - 3.25 kg (5.5 - 7.1 lbs), however some individuals have weighed up to 3.38 kg (7.4 lbs). They are typically grey or brown in color, however some individuals can be black or have a mix of colors, most commonly grey and black. There have been accounts of albino individuals however this has not been documented.
Ephistidae

## Range

Oligocene - Holocene

From top to bottom, Marian Laumutor, Poran Camutor, and Nakaiwakese Peleon

## Families

* Ephistinae
* Hydractinae
* Nuloninae

The **Ephistidae** are a family of carnivorous mammals, including peleons, laumutors, storutors and camutors, among others. Ephistids are a diverse group.

## Variety

Ephistid vary greatly in size and behavior. Due to different body plans, ephistids fill a variety of niches in a variety of habitats across Poran, Tanisea, Maria, and Hera. Laumutors are adapted for digging burrows, storutors are adapted for climbing and hunting, camutors are adapted for swimming, and the various other ephistids are adapted for various other niches.

## Characteristics

Within a large range of variation, ephistids exhibit some common characteristics. They are typically small mammals with elongated bodies, short legs, short skulls, and thick fur. Most ephistids are solitary, nocturnal animals that are active year-round.

All ephistids also possess anal scent glands that produce a strong-smelling secretion the animals use of signaling and marking territory.

## Uses

Many ephistids are harvested for their fur. Some ephistids are also used to rid farms and gardens of rodents and other small animals. Some ephistids have also been used as pets, and show that domestication, or taming is common among various species of ephistids.

## Evolution and systematics

* **Subfamily Ephistinae**
	+ Genus *Ephistes*
		- Poran laumutor, E. ephistes
		- Tanisean laumutor, E. sorvika
	+ Genus *Mergus*
		- Fingxiaese laumutor, M. mergus
	+ Genus *Neoephistes*
		- Marian laumutor, N. vali
* **Subfamily Hydractinae**
	+ Genus *Hydracta*
		- Tanisean camutor, H. hydracta
		- Poran camutor, H. nictris
		- †North Onturan camutor, H. ubiarica
	+ Genus *Neohydracta*
		- Giant camutor, N. gigantea
	+ Genus *Saruta*
		- Bearded camutor, S. logandicus
* **Subfamily Nuloninae**
	+ Genus *Faira*
		- Krini, F. adara
	+ Genus *Nulo*
		- Storutor, N. nulo
	+ Genus *Hestes*
		- Poran peleon, H. hestes
		- Esmarian peleon, H. gagarin
		- Yellow-Chested peleon, H. yunxin
		- Nakaiwakese peleon, H. nakaiwakica
Emilia

## Species

Range of giant water phrolias

***Emilia*** or commonly known as the **giant water phrolia**, is a genus of water phrolias in the plant family Hydrophytaceae. They possess giant flat leaves the lie flat on the surface of water.

## Species

There are two species.

* *Emilia rinunazica* - Rinunaz River Basin
* *Emilia vamirica* - Vamir Rainforest