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Eastern mularoo

## Species

Tanypus orientalis

The **eastern mularoo** (*Tanypus orientalis*) is a species of marsupial found in eastern Galand.

## Description

The eastern mularoo is slightly larger than the related western mularoo. They typically weigh between 30 - 55 kg (66.1 - 121.2 lbs), although females typically weigh less than 35 kg (77.1 lbs). They typically stand at around 1.5 m (59.0 in) with a length of around 200 - 240 cm (78.8 - 94.4 in) from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail.

## Distribution

The eastern mularoo is found in eastern Galand, being native to temperate, semi-arid, and arid woodlands, shrublands, grasslands, and forests.
Ecdysozoa

## Temporal Range:

Rimunian - Today (Oavyuian - Holocene) 537 - 0Possible Ediacaran record 580 mya, if Eolimax is a pancyclopsian or mollusk

## Subphyla

* Panarthropoda
	+ Svalarkia
	+ Vermopoda
	+ ?Euarthropoda
* Pancyclopsia
	+ Procyclopsia
		- Cyclopsia
		- †Anomalocyclops
		- †Pseudoichthys
		- †Taihuaia
		- Mollusca
	+ Protriopsia

Ecdysozoa is a phylum of bilateral animals that includes the pancyclopsians (Cyclopsians, Mollusks, and Triopsians) and the panarthropods (Svalarkians and Arthropods).

## Etymology

The name Ecdysozoa is made of the Zafuk words (ekdusis) meaning "shedding", and (zoa) meaning 'animal'.

## Characteristics

The most notable characteristics of ecdysozoans is that they shed their skin multiple times throughout their life. Most ecdysozoans also have a mineralized exoskeleton (shell in mollusk families), however not all groups have this outer protection. Some ecdysozoans evolved to colonize land (one cyclopsian family and two arthropod families).

## Phylogeny

The Ecdysozoa include the following subphyla: Panarthropoda and Pancyclopsia. Both of which evolved into various diverse body plans and families.

It is unclear whether the Vermopods are ancestors of Euarthropods or if they are separate orders. It is also unclear whether Pancyclopsia is an accepted subphylum of Ecdysozoa or if Procyclopsia and Protriopsia are separate subphyla.

Or, alternative, classification:
Common siwea

## Species

Hyphalosiweia nectes

The **common siwea** (*Hyphalosiweia nectes*) is a species of muin found across much of Maria, Poran and Hera, as well as being found in central Ontura and Cialimac.

## Migration

What certain species of muin did during the colder months was uncertain for much of medieval Poran. It wasn't until one specimen of common siwea arrived in Tenlamich, and was discovered by biologist Simon Steinhauer. This specimen had a spear in its wing belonging to the Tusa Tribe of the Logando Basin in Ontura, which showed that muins migrated to warmer temperatures towards the equator when it began getting colder in the northern hemisphere.
Creubian language

The **Creubian language** was the language of the indigenous western Poran people indentified by Zafuk and Ropan sources who lived in western regions of the Creubian Peninsula before 350 CE. Creubian likely existed by at least the 5th century BCE.

Like all other Palaeo-Creubian languages except the Covidesian languages, was extinct by the 2nd century CE. It had gradually been replaced by Ropan, following the Ropan conquest of the peninsula.

The Creubian language is unclassified. What few inscriptions are known suggest a relationship with both the Ardonic language and the Covidesian languages, however their exact relationship is unknown. It is hypothesized that Creubian, Ardonic, and Covidesian originate from a language that is not Annan-Poran in origin, and likely was spoken before Annan-Poran languages appeared and spread westwards into Creubia.

Another possible relative, the Sotorian language, was a language that is assumed to be an archaic form of an Annan-Poran language, sharing many similarities with Datric, especially the Datrecreubian language and Gauian languages.

Creubian was spoken in the Badabri, Sanadi, and Coigosei tribes, as well as the Creubi tribal group, which included the Sierres, Bitisi, Bames, and Espei tribes.
Eastern cereest

## Species

Cirius orientalis

The **eastern cereest** (*Cirius orientalis*) is a species of cereest in the genus *Cirius*. It is native to eastern Maria. The species has also been introduced to areas of Poran and is considered invasive in Galand and Kraine.

## Description

They typically have a head-to-body length around 25 cm (9.8 in) with a tail length of around 20 cm (7.8 in), although some individuals can be as large as 40 cm (15.7 in) in body length and 30 cm (11.8 in) in tail length. There is no obvious sexual dimorphism between genders with both weighing around 500 g (1.1 lbs).

They are covered in dense grey pelage with a white underside. Their tail is typically darker in color than the body. Some individuals can be melanistic or brown in color, although melanistic individuals are found less frequently in the wild and more frequently in urban areas where risk of predation is low.

## Distribution

The eastern cereest is found in temperate forests and woodlands along the eastern parts of Maria. They are found in Courtland, Tora, Brato and the Rimuni Territories. Individuals have also been introduced to temperate areas of Poran, and are invasive to the temperate forests of Kraine in Ontura and Galand in Maltis.
Coleoptera

## Range

Carboniferous - Today (Gibbiensian - Holocene) 301 - 0 Ma

## Families

* †Dibriselius
* †Larsandselius
* †Viscaselius
* †Palaeosebriidae
* Phoboidea
* Sebrioidea

Coleoptera (also known as true beetles) are diplects that are differentiated from other diplects by their first pair of wings being hardened into a tougher carapace.
Costa Landti

**Costa Landti**, or officially the **Republic of Costa Landti**, is a country in western Ontura. It is bordered to the south by Wicanki; to the west by the Zothca Ocean and Gamnere; to the north by Ofma; and to the east by Stanland. It has a population of around 143 thousand inhabitants. The capital is Cora, and the official language is Nikostan, however several other languages are spoken.
Brachydactylus

***Brachydactylus*** is a genus of tetren in the family Tedronidae that are endemic to the island of Bage.

## Species

The following six species are recognized as valid.

* Brachydactylus delcroixi - Delcroix's Bage ground tedro
* Brachydactylus lafromboisei - Lafromboise's Bage ground tedro
* Brachydactylus montanus - montane ground tedro
* Brachydactylus pierloti - Pierlot's Bage ground tedro
* Brachydactylus rocheforti - Rochefort's Bage ground tedro
* Brachydactylus vernieri - Vernier's Bage ground tedro
Courtland Breep

## Species

Danas courtlandensis

The **Courtland breep** (*Danas courtlandensis*) is a species of ruminant belonging to the family Navolidae, which includes true breep.

## Description

The Courtland breep is typically a light tan, sometimes reddish in color with a lighter, often white underside. They have large tan or grey antlers which grow on their head. Their legs are typically lighter in color, similar to their underside. Females of the species do not possess horns, and males continuously grow their horns from a young age and shed them every year.

The size of a Courtland breep can vary, with males typically being larger than the females. Males are usually 50 to 70 cm (19.6 to 27.5 ft) tall at the shoulder, ranging in lengths from 90 to 145 cm (35.4 to 57.0 in), weighing between 30 to 70 kg (66.1 to 154.3 lbs). Females are slightly smaller, being similar in height, but ranging in lengths from 80 to 115 cm (31.4 to 45.2 in) and ranging in weights between 25 to 45 kg (55.1 to 99.2 lbs).

## Biology

### Diet

The Courtland breep is an herbivore, usually living in herds of up to 20 individuals of both males, females and young. They eat a wide variety of foods, from grasses, leaves, berries and nuts. Their broad diet allows them to be very good at foraging and makes it easier to find food during the winter.

### Predators

The Courtland breep has a lot of predators, mainly being the Albu, Crakoda and the Marian brown skut, however young are also hunted by smaller carnivores, and their carcasses are preyed on by a wide variety of animals.

## Distribution

As the name suggests, the Courtland breep is mainly found in Courtland, however its range also extends outwards in the Rimuni Territories, Tora, and Brato, making it found throughout most of eastern Maria. It also shares its range with the Vik and Feric, two other species belonging to the same family.
Eichal

## Families

* Eichalaceae
* Luffaceae

**Eichals** are seed plants that typically have a stout and woody trunk with a head of large, stiff, evergreen leaves. Eichals are emphanisperms, meaning their unfertilized seeds are open to the air to be directly fertilized by pollination.

## Taxonomy

* Order **Eichalophyta**
	+ Family Eichalaceae
		- Genus *Eichalus*
	+ Family Luffaceae
		- Subfamily Alnioideae
			* Genus *Alnus*
		- Subfamily Luffioideae
			* Tribe Luffieae
				+ Genus *Luffa*
				+ Genus *Macroluffa*
			* Tribe Pasarieae
				+ Genus *Microeichalus*
				+ Genus *Pasara*
				+ Genus *Sarvenia*
Common bushy-tailed oussem

## Species

Polardis polardis

The **common bushy-tailed oussem** (*Polardis polardis*) is a species of marsupial in the genus *Polardis*.

## Description

The common bushy-tailed oussem is covered in a dense woolly fur that is grey in color with a lighter underside. Their tail is almost covered completely black fur with the exception of its underside which is bare. They are typically around 50 cm (19.6 in) in total length, with their prehensile tails being around 20 cm (7.8 in) of that length. On average, they typically weigh between 1.8 to 4.2 kg (3.9 to 9.2 lbs).

## Distribution

The common bushy-tailed oussem is found in the subtropical forests and woodlands of northern Galand.
Ctenaberi

## Range

Eocene - Holocene, 34 - 0 Mya

The Grey micim (Megacetus) is the largest known animal to have ever lived

## Families

* Megacetidae
* Vimaeidae

**Ctenaberi** includes the true micims, bericeans that lack teeth, instead using a structure of keratinous material called baleen, to sift small organisms from the water. They are typically referred to as **baleen micims**. Ctenaberi consists of two modern families, the Megacetidae (which includes the grey micim and the large-finned micim) as well as the Vimaeidae (which includes the southern micim).

Baleen micims range in size from the southern micim which is 16 m (52.4 ft) in length and 58 tonnes (127,868 lbs), to the large grey micim which is the largest known animal to have ever existed, being 31.2 m (102.3 ft) in length and 175 tonnes (385,808 lbs) in weight.

## Differences between families

The main difference between the Megacetidae and Vimaeidae families is most noticeably size. The Megacetidae micims are much larger than Vimaeidae genera. The Megacetidae family also possess folded skin along the throat, allowing the throat to expand and contain more water to filter more food out of, something the Vimaeidae micims lacks.
Domestic Woru

## Species

Lenis domesticus

The **woru**, or **domestic woru** (*Lenis domesticus*), are a species of domesticated, ruminant animal typically kept as livestock. Like all ruminants, the woru are members of the order Artiodactyla, the even-toed Ungulates. The exact number of woru in the world is unknown, but the population is likely over one billion.

The woru was likely the first domesticated animal in the world, being used for fleeces, meat and milk. The woru's wool is the most commonly used animal fiber and is harvested by shearing. The exact wild ancestor of the modern domestic woru is unknown, however it was likely similar to the woru in appearance but having more pronounced horns and thinner wool.

The woru has been an important part of civilization since their domestication, with ancient empires and kingdoms having domesticated woru across the continents of Ontura, Poran and Tanisea. Once introduced to the new world, in continents such as Maria, Hera and Maltis, indigenous tribes and kingdoms began to rely on the woru as well.

## Characteristics

The size of a woru varies depending on the breed, with some being bred to be larger, have more meat, produce more milk, or even possess more wool. Depending on the breed their weight can vary, however most females weigh around 45 to 90 kg (99.2 - 198.4 lbs), and most males weigh around 45 to 120 kg (99.2 - 264.5 lbs).

Also varying with breed, the wool can be thick or thin, ranging in colors from brown, too black, too grey, and too white. The skin of a woru also varies, being grey or black depending on the breed. On average a woru has a lifespan of around 10 to 14 years, however some can live to be over 20 years old.

## Diet

Woru are herbivorous animals, mainly being grazers. The eat grass and other roughage, usually avoiding woody plants that other ruminants may eat. They have complex digestive systems that allow them to digest grass and other hardy plants that would usually be harder to digest in other animals, a characteristic of ruminants.
Creubian Doslaur

## Species

Marsotia nikostoensis

The **Creubian doslaur** (*Marsotia nikostensis*), also known as the **lirón de Creubia**, is a species of doslaur native to the Creubian Peninsula of Poran.

## Description

The Creubian doslaur usually is around 7 to 9 cm (2.7 to 3.5 in) in head-to-body length, with the tail being around 8 cm (3.1 in) in length. They typically weigh around 40 to 65 g (1.4 to 2.2 oz), although their weight can increase to up to 80 g (2.8 oz) during hibernation.

They usually have red or brown colored fur that is thicker along the tail and usually darker in color. Its underside is usually lighter in color, being cream-colored. They also have small ears that usually are more red in color than the rest of the body.

## Distribution

The Creubian doslaur, as the name suggests, is native to the Creubian Peninsula of Poran. It is found throughout much of the mainland of the country of Nikosto as well as all of Portu. It lives in the subtropical and temperate forests and hillsides of the peninsula, being found commonly along the cliffs and hills along the coasts.
Common Shorttail Ramsel

## Species

Neoshova neoshova

The **Common Shorttail ramsel** (Neoshova neoshova) is a species of Shorttail ramsel.

## Description

The Common Shorttail ramsel has light grey or light brown fur as well as a shorter tail compared to other ramsels.

Males are slightly bigger than females. Males are on average 4.6 m (15.1 ft) in length and 221 kg (487.2 lbs) in weight. Females on the other hand are typically 3.6 m (11.8 ft) in length and 169 kg (372.5 lbs) in weight. The largest male was recorded at 5.7 m (18.7 ft) and 273 kg (601.8 lbs). The largest female was recorded at 4.1 m (13.4 ft) and 203 kg (447.5 lbs).

## Distribution

The Common Shorttail ramsel is found in southern Hera. They are most commonly found along the coast of Gacoast, Lesser Rinuni, and Intova, but are also rarely found along the coasts of Greater Rinuni and Boque.

For a time it was assumed that the Petershire ramsel was a subspecies of the Common Shorttail ramsel, but genetic evidence suggests that the two diverged from a common ancestor rather than a speciation event.
Common nok

## Species

Leda communis

The **common nok** (*Leda communis*), **wild nok**, or sometimes the **common sharptail**, as well as several other regional names, is a species of waterfowl in the family Caperidae and the subfamily Ledatinae. The common nok is found throughout much of the northern hemisphere and has been introduced to parts of the southern hemisphere like Galand and Kraine. The species is found throughout all of Poran, much of Maria, most of Tanisea and is also found natively in parts of Fesia, making it the most widespread of any waterfowl.
Creubian Peoples

The **Creubian Peoples** is a broad term used to describe the many cultural and linguistic groups that originated on the Creubian Peninsula from c. 2,100-1,300 BCE. It mainly is used to describe the people that called the area home but is not distinctive enough to differentiate between tribal groups in the area at the time. It succeeded the Funnel Ware Culture and preceded the Tribes of Creubia, in more recent history.
Common Albey

## Species

Albey albey

The **common albey** (*Albey albey*) is a species of tanyrhine primate.

## Description

They are a rather large albey. Its average weight is around 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs). Its head-body length ranges between 40 - 43 cm (15.7 - 16.9 in), whilst its tail length is around 48 - 52 cm (18.8 - 20.4 in). They have a slender frame and long snout. They are covered in dense, long grey fur, whilst their underside is covered in white fur. They posses long tail covered in dense, long fur that is grey in color and black at the tip.

## Behavior

They are very social animals, living in groups of up to 30 individuals. They spend most of their time in trees, however they also travel on land.

## Distribution

The species is native to the southern subtropical rainforests of Macnea in Ontura.
Courtland ridgeback

## Species

Oxunotus courtlandensis

The **Courtland ridgeback** (*Oxunotus courtlandensis*) is a species of porican in the family Oxunotodidae. The species is found in Maria, being found primarily on the eastern coast of the continent and along many of the rivers in the heart of the continent.

## Description

The Courtland ridgeback is typically around 25 cm (9.8 in) in carapace length. Their carapace is typically grey in color, although some can be brown or black. Their underside is usually lighter in color and their skin is usually grey. Their shell has a distinctive ridge along their back, giving them the name, ridgeback.

## Distribution

The Courtland ridgeback is found in the continent of Maria. They live mainly in wetlands and around bodies of freshwater like ponds and lakes, but also slow-moving rivers and creeks. Theya re found in Courtland, Brato, and Tora.
Doncan Kingdom

Doncan Kingdom at its height in 500 CE

The **Doncan Kingdom**, or **Doncan Nikosto**, occupied what is now southern Beledge , Bontireu, and the Creubian Peninsula from the 5th century to the 8th century. The Donca peoples existed long before they established themselves in southern Bontireu c. 422 CE but became more of a kingdom-like civilization around that time.

## History

Before being established in the Ropan Province of western Bontiledgia, the Donca people existed as a tribe. After aiding the Ropans against the Neudo and Wandaz people, they were gifted territory in the province and some autonomy. As the Western Ropan Empire collapsed, the Doncas moved south into the Creubian Peninsula, taking control of the eastern part of the region by 460 CE.

From 468-572 CE, the Doncan Kingdom was at war with the Neudo, who were an old enemy. During this time, due to their superior military training and tactics, they made advancements westwards, eventually controlling almost all but the northwestern portion of the peninsula. It was during this time however, where the northern parts of the kingdom outside of the Creubian Peninsula collapsed into the Clagues. By 572, the Neudo were fully conquered, leaving the Doncan Kingdom as the dominant power on the Creubian Peninsula. Several times from the 5th century, the Eastern Ropan Empire invaded the southern part of the peninsula but were unable to penetrate further into the peninsula.

The Doncan Kingdom existed until around 732 CE, when the rapidly growing Aralaq kingdoms invaded the peninsula, forming the Raashid Caliphate, which conquered much of the Creubian Peninsula, save for the more mountainous regions to the north. During this invasion, at the Battle of Algelajara, they were defeated and the Doncan King, Winguric and his many members of the governing elite where killed, save for a few. Of the survivors, one nobleman, Andagis fled to the mountainous northwestern part of Creubia and formed the Kingdom of Garcia and was able to defend and slowly push back the Raashids.
Eastern Villika

## Species

Calus orientalis

The **eastern villika** (*Calus orrientalis*) is a species of old world tapey that is found in southern Ontura.

## Description

Members of this species have white undersides and brown backs, with their forelimbs and hindlimbs usually being grey in color. Their faces and ears are black. Males typically have a body length of around 51 cm (20.0 in) and females a body length of 43 cm (16.9 in). The length of the tail is about 40 - 50 cm (15.7 - 19.6 in). The body mass ranges from 3.6 to 8.2 kg (7.9 to 18.0 lbs) with females being on the lower end of the spectrum.

## Distribution

The eastern villika is found in southern Ontura, living in woodlands, savannahs and forests. They are found in the countries of Puba, Belyzil, Guamdo, Avalau, and Kraine.
Desert surveyor

## Species

Darunus erimosus erimosus

The **desert surveyor** (*Darunus erimosus erimosus*) is a species of surveyor tetren native to western Tanisea.

## Description

The desert surveyor ranges in size between 75 to 105 cm (2.4 to 3.4 ft) in length, with males typically being larger than females. They are tan or brown in color, with a darker stripe along their back and between 20-25 darker bands around the tail depending on the population.

## Distribution

The desert surveyor is native to the Mogadu Desert and Sutahana Desert of Tanisea. They are found in the countries of Guibai, Motishli, Guacan, Ribar, Vial, Lethoestan, Larikhstan, and Mascot.
Doncas

The **Doncas** were a Tenlamic people united under the ruler of a king and living within the Ropan Empire during the later Classical Era. The Doncas first appeared in southern Poran around modern-day Walbiako, as a Ropan-allied barbarian military group united under the command of Draskud I. Their relations with the Ropan Empire varied, with the two making treaties when convenient, and warring with one another when not. Under Draskud, they invaded Auvocan and the city of Ropa in 418.

The Doncas were subsequently settled in southeastern Bontiledgia in the Ropan Empire in 422. This developed as an independent kingdom with its capital at Maillac, and they extended their authority into Creubia at the expense of the Neubo and Wandaz who had taken control of large swaths of Ropan territory. In 514, Donca rule in Bontiledgia was ended by the Blakes who defeated them at the Battle of Chamasse.

It is within both modern Nikosto and Portu where the Doncas created what they are most remember by. In or around the year 532, Donca converted to Anatolianity, gradually adopting the culture of their Creubo-Ropan subjects. In around 618, the Doncas became known as the Doncan Kingdom, and ruled over most of the Creubian Peninsula, with the exception of northern Talusia and parts of the southern peninsula still owned by the Ropan Empire. In 732, an invading force of Guaba and Ubiarics defeated the Doncas at the Battle of Algelajara. The Donca king Winguric, and many members of the Donca governing elite were killed and their kingdom rapidly collapsed. This was followed by the subsequent formation of the Kingdom of Garcia in northern Nikosto.
Basa flat-nosed porican

## Species

Camurachelys basaensis

The **Basa flat-nosed porican** (*Camurachelys basaensis*) is a species of porican in the family Camurachelyidae found in Lerethai. It is semi-aquatic and lives in rivers, creeks, and ponds.

## Description

The male Basa flat-nosed porican is typically around 100 - 155 mm (3.9 - 6.1 in) long, and the female was slightly smaller. The top of the skull is brown in color with a dome-shaped appearance. The skin is dark brown or black in color with a lighter tan or light yellow underside.
Dinosaur

## Families

* Opisoischia
* Emproischia

**Dinosaurs** are a diverse group of reptiles of the clade **Dinosauria**. The group first appeared during the Tetrassic and became very diverse during the Alhassic and into the Vasiereous. The only surviving members of this clade are the terodas (family Cocroeniasauridae), laumutor-tetrens (family Ephistisauridae), and muins (order Aves)
Common Toth

## Species

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The **common toth** (*Motis*) is a genus of four confirmed species native to Poran and Tanisea.

They are usually dark brown in color, with a long snout and long tail. They have large fore and hind limbs as well as small ears and small eyes. Although they have eyes, they are actually blind, using their keen sense of smell to find and hunt worms, diplects and roots.

## Species

There are four species of common toth:

* Poran common toth *M. motis*
* Tanisean common toth *M. bukovi*
* Marshall common toth *M. marshallensis*
* Ozbilen's common toth *M. ozbileni*

## Distribution

The Poran common toth is native to most of Poran with the exception of Athia. The Tanisean common toth is native to parts of western Tanisea and far eastern Poran. The Marshall common toth is native to the island of Marshallia. Ozbilen's common toth is native to parts of the Middle East.
Common camen

## Species

Camenus camenus

The **common camen** (*Camenus camenus*) is a species of camen native to western Poran.

## Description

The common camen is brown in color, with a white underside and darker brown or black markings along its dorsal side. The darker markings along its back and overall brown color are a form of camouflage that allows the animal to blend into the bark of trees that they climb.

Adults typically reach lengths of around 20 cm (7.8 in) in length, including their short tail. They have short limbs that with fingers and toes that are tipped with sharp claws.

Like other members of the genus *Camenus*, the common camen possesses uniquely long claws on their index and middle fingers and toes. In other species of the genus, the claws allow for the animal to burrow in sandy environments, however, the common camen lives in a more forested environment with tougher soil, instead, the claws allow it to more easily climb trees, and in residential areas, bricks and sidings of homes.

## Distribution

The common camen is found in southwestern and western Poran. They live mainly in more forested areas compared to other species in the same genus. They are found in the countries of Nikosto, Bontireu, Beledge, and Auvocan.
Eastern Tefa

## Species

Tefa orrientalis

The **eastern tefa** (*Tefa orientalis*) is a new world tapey in the family Manolidae. It is found in the Rinunaz Rainforest of Greater Rinuni and Riablic.

## Description

The eastern tefa is black in color, although the face of the animal is hairless and red. Their tail is short, being around 13 cm (5.1 in) in length, whilst its head-to-body length is around 34 cm (13.3 in). On average, they weigh between 2.7 - 3.4 kg (5.9 - 7.4 lbs), however females weigh less than 3 kg (6.6 lbs).

## Distribution

The eastern tefa is found in the northern parts of the continent of Hera. They are native to the subtropical and tropical forests of Riablic and Greater Rinuni, including the Rinunaz Rainforest.
Eastern slender-snouted mosounolle

## Species

Osteodermus orientalis

The **eastern slender-snouted mosounolle** (*Osteodermus orientalis*) is a species of endangered mosounolle found in eastern Ontura.

## Etymology

The common name refers to the slender snout of the animal, and that it is found further east then the other species of slender-snouted mosounolle.

The generic and specific name *Osteodermus* and *orientalis* means "bony skin" and "eastern" respectively.

## Description

As with the other species of slender-snouted mosounolle and the distantly related gadirs in the Gadiridae family, the eastern slender-snouted mosounolle has a long, slender snout that it uses to catch fish and small aquatic invertebrates. They are relatively medium in size compared to other mosounollians, being between 2.4 - 2.72 m (7.87 - 8.92 ft) in length and 55 - 115 kg (121.2 - 253.5 lbs). Larger males can reach lengths of up to 3.22 m (10.5 ft) and weights upwards of 295 kg (650.3 lbs), if not heavier.
Curio

Curio in true color

**Curio** is a dwarf planet in the asteroid belt between the orbits of Vyria and Nadrinus. It, along with Ora, are the only dwarf planets always inside of Iucarro's orbit.

The surface of Curio shows that the dwarf planet was once volcanically active, but has been long inactive, it has few craters on its surface, but is covered with volcanic upwellings that create vast, rounded plateaus. The surface of the dwarf planet around the southern pole appears to be more highly elevated than that of the northern pole.

Curio rotates on its axis once every 12.8 days and fully revolves around Ixo in 967 days. One Curian year is equivalent to around 75.5 Curian days.
Common snapping porican

## Species

Kakochelys communis

The **common snapping porican** (*Kakochelys communis*) is a species of large freshwater porican in the family Kakochelyidae. Its range extends from the Rimuni Territories all the way south to Strata and Brato, being found from the coast of the Zothca Ocean to the coast of the Gamtis Ocean. As the name suggests, the common snapping porican is the most widespread of its family.

## Description

The common snapping porican has a large, rugged build with a ridged carapace. Adults typically have a carapace length between 30 - 45 cm (11.8 - 17.7 in), and typically weigh between 5 - 14 kg (11.0 - 30.8 lbs). Exceptional adults can have a carapace length over 50 cm (19.6 in).

Males are typically larger than females, with almost all individuals heavier than 11 kg (24.2 lbs) being male and old. The species continuously grows as they age, growing as large as their environment allows, with the largest known individual being 32 kg (70.5 lbs), and was hypothesized to be over 100 years old.

Hatchlings are very small, being around 4 - 6 cm (1.5 - 2.3 in) in total length. This small size makes them easy prey to various animals.

## Distribution

The common snapping porican is endemic on the continent of Maria. It is found in the countries of the Rimuni Territories, Courtland, Brato, Tora, and Strata. They are found from the Cohen River all the way south to the Rojo River.

They are found in various freshwater habitats, though are mainly found in and around ponds rather than flowing water such as rivers and streams.
Deriai

**Deriai**, officially the **Republic of Deriai**, is a small country in eastern Ontura. It is bordered to the north by Anited and Guamma; to the west by Upu; and to the south and east by the Pagear Sea. It has a population of around 19 thousand. The capital is Coloa, and the official language is Auvocani, however several other languages are spoken.
Common Eloth

## Species

Avopus scanciorus

The **common eloth** (*Avopus scanciorus*) is one of the three species of arboreal eloths. It inhabits the tropical forests of northwestern Hera.

## Description

Common eloths have rounded heads and long limbs. Their arms are usually twice the length of their legs, with each finger being tipped with long claws that aid them in the arboreal lifestyle. Interestingly, they like others of their genus, possess eight cervical vertebrae, allowing for an extremely flexible neck. They are typically grey in color with males possessing a brown patch of fur on their back.

Males are around 45 cm (17.7 in) in body length with a 5 cm (1.9 in) long tail. They typically weigh 3 - 5 kg (6.6 - 11.0 lbs). Females are slightly larger, being around 50 cm (19.6 in) in body length with a 8 cm (3.1 in) long tail, weighing between 4 - 7.5 kg (8.8 - 16.5 lbs).

## Distribution

The common eloth is native to the tropical and subtropical rainforests of northwestern Hera including the Vamir Rainforest. They are found in the countries of Salmo, Bonranmau, Boque, Riablic, and Greater Rinuni.
Damuthia

## Scientific classificaton

### Genus:

**Damuthia**

***Damuthia*** is a genus of tetren in the family Tedronidae.

## Species

The following five species are recognized as being valid.

* Damuthia alpinus - Zamfa alpine tedro
* Damuthia delani - Delan's tedro
* Damuthia inaquosa - eastern desert tedro
* Damuthia yunxinensis - Yun Xin tedro
* Damuthia zhelani - Zhelan's tedro
Ankylocyclopsidae

## Families

* †Ankylocyclops
* †Dimivankylus
* †Kulenacyclops
* †Mararoocyclops
* †Marmeitankylus
* †Megaloankylus
* †Microcyclopsis
* †Montsoiracia
* †Napavikia
* †Nuqqulikia
* †Olicoankylus
* †Patoankylus
* †Raratiankylus
* †Sakarecyclops
* †Somenocyclops
* †Titanoankylus
* †Wallaroomacyclops
* †Yayamankylus
* †Yeochocyclops
* HAN Group
	+ †Austrocyclops
	+ †Haitifia
	+ †Ngarecyclops
* †Blaviatellinae
* †Natatoricyclopsinae
* †Safinae

**Ankylocyclopsidae** is a family of Ankylocyclopsians.
Costa Rhyncipe

**Costa Rhyncipe**, **Rhyncipe**, or officially the **Republic of Costa Rhyncipe** is a country in southern Maria. It is bordered to the north by the countries of Kole and Adne; the east by the Adne Sea; the south by Salmo; and the west by the Gamtis Ocean. It has a population of around 2.582 million individuals. The official language is Nikostan, and the capital is Textacule.
Cystidae

## Families

* †Alaranocrinus
* †Anargacrinus
* †Baodongcrinus
* †Bindacrinus
* †Blaviacrinus
* †Fuqiucrinus
* †Hangoncrinus
* †Kagacrinus
* †Kebolchacrinus
* †Kulenacrinites
* †Maguracrinus
* †Mantubacrinus
* †Mararoocrinites
* †Meiweicrinus
* †Montsoiracrinus
* †Muzancrinus
* †Namnacrinus
* †Nanparcrinus
* †Nuusnaqcrinus
* †Pelatacrinus
* †Rebovocrinus
* †Rombachicrinus
* †Shiyangcrinus
* †Tocadinocrinites
* †Wunanupcrinus
* †Yakonecrinus
* †Yeochocrinus
* †Bulbocystinae

Cystidae is an extinct family of Palaeocrinoids.
Diplecta

## Range

Carboniferous - Today (Velatinian - Holocene) 342 - 0 Ma

## Families

* Archaeodiplecta
* Shellia
* Pterocyclopsia

Diplects (from Ropan diplectum) are terrestrial anklyocyclopsians of the class Diplecta. They consist of some of the most diverse cyclopsians and the largest group of cyclopsians. They all consist of a similar body plan of three pairs of jointed legs, compound eyes, and one pair of antennae. Diplects are found in almost every environment and some even live in the ocean.
Edward's porican

## Species

Edwardius adnensis

**Edward's porican** (*Edwardius adnensis*) is a species of porican in the family Camurachelyidae. The species is found in the countries of Adne and Costa Rhyncipe.

## Description

Edward's porican is typically brown in color, with a lighter underside. They typically have a carapace length of around 12 cm (4.7 in). Like other members of the family, Edward's porican is almost entirely aquatic.
Datswastan

**Datswastan**, or officially the **Republic of Datswastan**, is a country in central Tanisea. It is bordered to the north by Braltishmen; the east by Central Linxing; the south by Kozstan and Lethoestan; and to the west by Vanistan. It has a population of around 341 thousand inhabitants. The capital is Borj Dehka, and the official language is Datswani.
Colelopa

## Species

* Colelopa inlya
* Colelopa borsellinoi

***Colelopa*** is a genus that comprises of the true colelopes within the family Palinidae, subfamily Geptocerinae, and tribe Colelopini. There are two living species, both of which are native to arid climates around and in the Jalioponga Desert. The two living species are the Inle colelope (*Colelopa inlya*) and Borsellino's colelope (*Colelopa borsellinoi*).

## Etymology

The name colelope is derived from the Inle word *kol'op* or the Banaka word *kole'pe*. The Inle and Pagearan name Kole originates from the name for the colelope, which is often associated with the beauty of a woman.
Cyclodrys

***Cyclodrys*** is a genus of poricans in the family Steganotodidae. Members of this genus are referred to as **Tanisean river poricans**.

## Species

There are eleven confirmed species.

* Cyclodrys borealis - Taiyao river porican
* Cyclodrys cyclodrys - common Tanisean river porican
* Cyclodrys igerouensis - Igerou river porican
* Cyclodrys jinjuensis - Jinju river porican
* Cyclodrys lubaiensis - Lubai river porican
* Cyclodrys maramaensis - Marama river porican
* Cyclodrys nanamakiensis - Nanamaki river porican
* Cyclodrys occidentalis - west Tanisean river porican
* Cyclodrys rinensis - Rin river porican
* Cyclodrys shiruensis - Shiru river porican
* Cyclodrys sukimakiensis - Sukimaki river porican
Cyclopsisidae

*Not to be confused with Cyclopsidae*

## Range

Rimunian ("Stage 3" - "Stage 4") 520 - 511 Ma

## Families

* †Braxicinicyclops
* †Cyclopsis

Cyclopsisidae is a family of cyclopsians that lived during the "Stage 3" and "Stage 4" stages of the Rimunian Period. Cyclopsisids looked very similar to and were related to the Cyclopsids.

## Description

Cyclopsisids are near identical to the cyclopsids and until 2017 were part of the same family until Courtland paleontologist Phoebe Hughes suggested that Braxicinicyclops and Cyclopsis be placed in their own family seeing as the shape of their cephalons were similar to one another and slightly different from all cyclopsids.
Duchy of Albascay

The Duchy of Albascay in 900 CE

The **Duchy of Albascay** (Talusian: *Talbuskiano dukerea*) was a duchy located in southern Bontiledgia and the northern Creubian Peninsula, an area encompassing modern-day southern Bontireu and northern Nikosto. The Duchy of Albascay was formed out of a population of Talusians that recently adopted Anatolianity after much of the predecessor Talusia was conquered by the West Blakish Kingdom. The duchy formed in 862 CE and existed until 1066 CE, when it was conquered by its neighboring kingdoms.

Albascay is often considered one of the last strongholds of ancestorial-tribal autonomy in southern and western Poran.
Cocroenian Zeotphin

## Species

Xyrhinarhynchus tropicalis

The **Cocroenian zeotphin** (Xyrhinarhynchus tropicalis) is one of the two species belonging to the genus Xyrhinarhynchus. The zeotphin is only found in the waters surrounding the Cocroenian continent.

## Description

The Cocroenian zeotphin is small, being around 1.6 meters (5.2 feet) in length. It is grey in color, with a small dorsal fin, however it is larger than the humpback zeotphin. The exact weight is unknown, as it is elusive and possibly low in number.

## Distribution

The Cocroenian zeotphin is found in the Cocroenian Sea, an area that surrounds the continent of Cocroenia and its many islands. Despite its known range, it is elusive, and it is possible that it is only found in certain areas around the islands on the continental shelf or has a broader distribution than currently thought.
Druroku

## Species

Druroku rudis

The **druroku** (*Druroku rudis*) is a species of large flightless muin endemic to the island of Macnea in Ontura. The species is also sometimes called the **Macnean ostuark** due to its resemblance to the ostaurk found on mainland Ontura, although they aren't closely related.

The druroku is most closely related to the ratas of New Nana and Cansaotome, and the mallodas of Hera and Maria. The origin of the druroku on the island of Macnea is unknown.

## Etymology

Druroku is the native name for the bird in Anmaariroan. The name is thought to mean 'large muin' or 'monster muin'.
Conifer

## Families

* Esronnidae
	+ Esronnales
		- Esronnaceae
		- Lutaceae
	+ Thagoales
		- Thagoaceae
* Fagidae
	+ Fagales
		- Fagaceae

**Conifers** are a group of cone-bearing seed plants, also known as emphanisperms. Scientifically, they make up the class **Fagophyta**. The great majority of living species are trees, with few being shrubs. Examples include pliers, fages, sages, shiers, thagoos, blackwoods, esronnas, dels and ostrels.
Common Fublec

## Species

Fublec macneansis

The **common fublec** (*Fublec macneansis*) is a species of mammal in the family Fublecidae. It is found on the island of Macnea in Ontura. They are found in a wide variety of environments including savannahs, grasslands, tropical forests, subtropical forests, arid forests and mountains. It is found east of the Monody River and south of the Maljung River. It is closely related to the short-snouted fublec, which is also native to Macnea. The range of the common fublec and short-snouted fublec do not overlap, being separated by the Monody and Maljung rivers.

The common fublec is the largest of its family, they are around 18 to 24 cm (7.0 to 9.4 inches) in length and weigh around 1.6 kg (3.5 lbs). They are covered in yellowish brown fur with shorter fur around the tail. They are omnivorous, with their diet consisting of invertebrates as well as slaurs and leaves. They shelter in nests made of leaves and grass that are usually situated under rocks. Uniquely compared to all other mammals, the common fublec can give birth to a litter of more than 10 offspring.
Cyclopsidae

*Not to be confused with Cyclopsisidae*

## Range

Rimunian ("Stage 2" - Segoian) 529 - 503 Ma

## Families

* †Abragacyclops
* †Atharicyclops
* †Cyclops
* †Ruanaricyclops
* †Tegenacyclops

Cyclopsidae is a family of early cyclopsians that existed during the Rimunian during the "Stage 2" to Segoian stages.

## Distribution

Cyclopsids have been found on Maria, Tanisea. and Ontura.

### Maria

* Abragacyclops - Rimuni Territories
* Tegenacyclops - Strata

### Tanisea

* Atharicyclops - Natostan
* Cyclops - Natostan

## Description

Members of the Cyclopsidae family are unique compared to other families of Cyclopsians. They possess a single eye like other Cyclopsians, however they only possess a cephalon unlike other Cyclopsians. Their body plan is very similar to the closely related Cyclopsisidae being distinguishable by the shape of their cephalons.
Common Bostonic

**Common Bostonic** (also known as **Proto-Bostonic**) was a Datric language spoken in Bostania that developed around the 5th century BCE and lasted c. 2nd century BCE.

It is a form of Insular Datric that was the parent language to all Bostonic languages and is hypothezized to be the parent language of the Marshallic language group.
Common cereest

## Species

Cirius cirius

The **common cereest** (*Cirius cirius*) is a species of cereest in the genus *Cirius* that is found much of northern Maria.

## Description

The common cereest has a head-to-body length of around 20 cm (7.8 in) and a tail of around 15-20 cm (5.9 - 7.8 in). They are grey in color with a lighter underside and a reddish or brown tail. Some individuals can be melanistic and there is no record of albinism in the species.

## Distribution

The common cereest is found in northern Maria. They are found in temperate forests, woodlands and taigas in the countries of Rimuni Territories, Courtland, and Tora.
Delphis

## Species

* Delphis moreno
* Delphis marsupialis
* Delphis luekotis
* Delphis bisipita

***Delphis*** is a genus of marsupials native to Maria and Hera. There are four species in the genus and it contains some of the largest new world marsupials.

## Species

* Moreno soussem *Delphis moreno*
* Common soussem *Delphis marsupialis*
* White-eared soussem *Delphis luekotis*
* Bisipit soussem *Delphis bisipita*
Common Bov

## Species

Pteropodus nulisa

The **common bov** (*Pteropodus nulisa*) is a species of bov in the family Pteropodidae that is native to parts of Poran and Tanisea.

## Description

The common bov is brown in color, with darker colored wings. Males are typically darker than females. An adult male's wingspan is around 50 - 55 cm (19.6 - 21.6 in) and an adult female's wingspan is around 45 - 50 cm (17.7 - 19.6 in). Adults typically weigh between 50 - 110 g (1.7 - 3.8 oz).

The sizes are relatively uniform across their range; however, some northern populations are larger than southern populations.

## Distribution

The common bov is found across most of Poran and parts of western Tanisea. They live in various habitats, and are usually found roosting in trees. Populations of common bov have also been introduced to parts of Galand and Courtland.
Cyclopsis

## Species

* Cyclopsis mangosiensis
* Cyclopsis khenbouiensis

Cyclopsis is a genus of cyclopsian from the Cyclopsisidae family. Cyclopsis lived during the "Stage 3" stage of the Rimunian. Cyclopsis has been found on both the continent of Ontura and Maria.

## Etymology

The name Cyclopsis comes from the Zafuk word (cyclops) which means 'one eye', and the scientific ending (-sis) which means 'similar' or 'like'.

## Distribution

Cyclopsis lived in both the continent of Ontura and Maria. On Ontura it was found in the Tekra Oasis Formation of Ngafgha, and on Maria it was found in the Mangos Cliffs of the Rimuni Territories. Both formations are from slightly different aged rocks suggesting that Cyclopsis lived through all of the "Stage 3" stage.

## Description

Cyclopsis looked like most cyclopsids but had a slightly extended glabella. Otherwise Cyclopsis only had a mineralized cephalon, the rest of its soft body was exposed.

## Taxonomy

Cyclopsis was a member of the Cyclopsisidae family and are near identical to the related Cyclopsidae family and until 2017 were part of the same family until Courtland paleontologist Phoebe Hughes suggested that Cyclopsis be separated from the Cyclopsidae family seeing as the shape of its cephalon was slightly different from all cyclopsids.
Cyclopsipodia

## Families

* Basal genera (see text)
* Diplecta

Cyclopsipodia is a group of terrestrial cyclopsians that consist of the most diverse of all cyclopsian families.

## Taxonomy

* †Baralacyclops
* †Bennacyclops
* †Cohenicyclops
* †Dakotacyclops
* †Hindosacyclops
* †Kuumtucyclops
* †Mekkeshcyclops
* †Okunapodus
* †Pressanocyclops
* †Sawicyclops
* †Sranecyclops
* †Sulusatcyclops
* †Terioankylus
* Diplecta
Crowned oussem

## Species

Austropolardis coronatus

The **crowned oussem** (*Austropolardis coronatus*) is a species of oussem in the family Polardidae. It is most closely related to the copper oussem.

## Description

The crowned oussem has an average length of around 35 cm (13.7 in) and a weight between 1.2 to 2.3 kg (2.6 to 5.0 lbs) with males being heavies than females.

## Distribution

The crowned oussem is found southwestern Galand. it inhabits temperate and semi-arid woodlands and forests.
Eastern Linear Pottery Culture

The **Eastern Linear Pottery Culture** (**ELPC**) is a Neolithic culture that existed from 5,500 to 4,600 BCE in southeastern Poran. It is one of the two Linear Pottery Cultures (LPCs), the other being the Western Linear Pottery Culture (WLPC). The ELPC is also sometimes referred to as the Early Linear Pottery Culture because it is assumed to have occurred slightly before the Western Linear Pottery Culture.
Cuasuhai Bov

## Species

Cuasuhaipterus engimaticus

The **Cuasuhai bov** (*Cuasuhaipterus enigmaticus*) is a species of enigmatic bov within the family Pteropodidae.

## Description

It is a medium sized bov with no tail, or a very short tail. Its body is said to be covered in brown or black fur, with darker brown or black wings. They have large ears that are pink in color. The exact body length is unknown, but is said to be around 10 cm (3.9 in) in length, with a wingspan of somewhere between 30 - 50 cm (11.8 - 19.6 in) in length.

## Diet

The diet of the Cuasuhai bov is unknown, however there have been accounts of it eating fruits.

## Distribution

The Cuasuhai bov is native to the country of Cuasuhai and its many islands. There have been confirmed sightings on the islands of Jinju, Nanamaki, Shiru, Lubai, and Rin, with possible sightings on Igeoru Island.

They live in tropical rainforests where shelter is common.
Eastern water spaze

## Species

Toxiophis orientalis

The **eastern water spaze** (*Toxiophis orientalis*) is a species of venomous spaze native to northeastern Galand. It is found commonly in rivers and other fresh bodies of water.

## Description

The eastern water spaze typically averages around 75 cm (29.5 in) in length. They have a yellow underside and a brown or grey dorsal side.
Dalavi's Gerela

## Species

Gerela dalavi

**Dalavi's gerela** (*Gerela dalavii*) is a species of Old World tapey in the genus *Gerela*.

## Description

Dalavi's gerela are typically between 40 - 50 cm (15.7 - 19.6 in) in body length, with a tail length of around 60 cm (23.6 in). The species is somewhat sexually dimorphic, with weights ranging between 7 to 13 kg (15.4 - 28.6 lbs), with females being on the lower end of the spectrum.

Individuals can vary in color, being brown, grey, or black, however no matter the color, their stomach is lighter than the rest of their body. The color of their fur can change as they age, usually being lighter when they are younger and darkening as they age.

## Distribution

Dalavi's gerela is found in southern Tanisea. It is native to the tropical and subtropical forests of the countries of Cialimac, Maife, and Guadesh.