The Species of Abon

This page is a list of species of the mammalian Family Abonavachilus, which are hypothetical mammals that I created.

There are 8 genuses in Abonavachilus, They are

1. Abona- Abon (32 Species)
2. Orkulezi- Orkie (13 Species)
3. Kendidius- Kendosy (4 Species)
4. Hendersonia- Yuon (19 Speccies)
5. Juissia- Zyxi (2 Species)
6. Favoricce- Hiragaddi. (2 Species)
7. Kixecosa (3 Species)
8. Omelaedus (7 species)

## Genus Abona

The Genus ***Abona*** is very diverse, and includes at least 32 known species. They are all Native to the Eastern United States. Connecticut and southern New England is where biologists and Zoologists claim Abons originated from. Due to hybridization, there may be several subspecies.

### 1. Common Abon (Abona Amerrandy)

* *Native to Florida North to Nova Scotia. Typically a brown furred with black leopard print. Cat-like creature. Primarily feeds on leaves, tree fruit, nuts, berries, rose-hips, and or grass. One of the Abon that are the State Mammal of Georgia.*

### 2. Moheganabon (Abona Mohegana)

* *Localized species of Abon, only occurring in Southeast Connecticut. They are only locally seen from East Lyme East to Westerly, RI and north to the Massachusetts Border. They are an all brown Abon. The feast primarily on fruits from Apples, Pears, Peaches, and Prunus Species.*

### 3. Pequotabon (Abona Pequoto)

* *Another Localized species of Abon, only occurring in the southeast corner of Connecticut. Pequotabon are only typically seen in the small section of Groton to Stonington, north to Lisbon and Baltic, Connecticut. They are all brown , but have white bellies. They are slightly bigger then Moheganabon.*

### 4. Falsettabon (Abona Secrado)

* Native from Florida north to Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Falsettabon (Or simply known as Falsettas) consume berries: strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, mulberries, rose hips, Privet fruit, devils walkingstick fruit; as well as apples, pears, peaches, and fruit of trees of the prunus genus. Falsettabo are dalmation colored Abons.

### 5. Antragoban (Abona Ligavota)

* Native to Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas. Antogabon are black, and appear mostly in forests. They will eat fruit, grass, or leaves.

### Ologalabon (Abona Olo)

* One of the friendliest Abon Species. They are orange furred, and rather small for Abons. They are the size of a typical housecat. They are native from Ohio and Pennsylvania north to Upstate New York and Maine. they primarily eat tree fruit.

### Galorettabon (Abona Galo)

Galorettabon are a species of Abon commonly found north of Georgia. They are native to the Appalachian Mountain range of the east coast from Georgia north to Vermont. They have white and orange fur. They feed on tree fruit. especially cherries, pears, peaches, persimmons, and mulberries. They also eat berries.

### Xandrocabon (Abona Xavianasi)

Native to Texas and Mexico, east to Florida, and north to Massachusetts. Xandrocas are mostly black furred. They eat berries and tree fruit.

### Iogaulabon (Abona Iodosius)

Native to Georgia north to Connecticut. Iogaulabons are mostly reddish orange with white spots. They eat berries and tree fruit. One of the state mammals of Georgia. They are protected in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

### Santanalabon (Abona Santanasia)

White with orange spots. They are native from Florida north to Quebec, covering the entire eastern US. They eat berries and tree fruit. Down south, especially in Florida, they are known to eat oranges and bananas. State mammal of Kentucky and Connecticut. Protected in Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont.

### Loustonalabon (Abana Vagusalun)

Loustonalabon is a native species from Louisiana north to Kentucky over to Delaware. Also appears in New Jersey and Connecticut. A state mammal of Louisiana. This species was named as the first abon of this species was found in Louisiana. They feed on tree fruit. They are black with white or gray bands on the tail and legs. Belly is white.

### Yarlain (Abona Ulanis)

Yarlain are a South Texas abon. They are the state mammal of Texas. They are a bigger species of Abon compared to other Abon species. They are gray in color, with black fur on the legs. They eat tree fruit, berries, and nuts natuarally, but commonly eat from human food waste.

### Gambonabon (Abona Gambino)

Also referre to as Gambon's Abon. They are native to the Appalacian Mountains, East coast of the US, and the UK. They are mostly herbavorius, eating fruit. They are small for abons, only getting to 3 feet tall. They are mixed black and brown.

### Nannalabon (Abons Maleno)

Nannalabons are small abons, usually black with grey or brown spots or patches. They are completely reliant of fruits and grains. Native to the northeast US.

### Halego (Abona Halegusto)

A big species of abon. They are double the size of the average abons. Halegos are omnivorus, and will eat both vegetation and alittle bit of meat. They are brown or black. They can run fast. They are native to the Appalacian Mountains.

### Evelouwe (Abona Fixutusti)

The largest species of Abons. They are big black abons. They do most of their feeding at dusk and dawn, but arent nocturnal. Evelouwe do sometimes hunt for small animals, but mostly feed on grains, fruits, and scavenge for food on the ground. They are native to the Appalacian Mountains from Georgia to Massachusetts.

* Naulloban (Abona Giuseppi)
* Deomolo (Abona Illigrasias)
* Miraguioloban (Abon Miraguiolo)
* Fritzgrunoloban (Abon Fritzgruini)
* Fisher (Abona Anin)
* King Fisher (Abona Tukorma)
* Leopardi (Abona Delvovius)
* Easso Leopardi (Abona Easso)
* Woca Leopardi (Abona Ayana)
* Meitealvo Abon ( Abona Miteavo)
* Least Abon ( Abona Minemeaus)
* Oldaple Abon (Abona Cera)
* Vermont Abon (Abona Acernererno)
* Pattinson's Abon (Abona Pattinsoni)
* Florida Abon (Abona Mexicalus)
* Washington's Abon (Abona Washingtonii)

## Genus Orkulezi

1. Carolina Orkie (Orkulezi Carolinusi)
2. Genervere Orkie (Orkulezi Genkiomi)
3. Appalachian Orkie (Orkulezi Appalatius)
4. Green Mountain Orkie (Orkulezi Vermontosi)
5. Maple Orkie (Orkulezi Acerstomata)
6. Pennsylvania Orkie (Orkulezi Pennsylvaticus)
7. Florida Orkie (Orkulezi Florensiana)
8. Colorado Orkie (Orkulezi Coloradus)
9. Rocky Mountain Orkie (Orkulezi Oromandus)
10. Montijano Orkie (Orkulezi Montijana)
11. Opsido Orkie (Orkulezi Koztiso)
12. Barn Orkie (Orkulezi Arksasta)
13. Bull Orkie (Orkulezi Cattalaski)

## Genus Kendidius

1. Common Kendosy-Abon (Kendidius Domesticus)
2. Texas Kendosy- (Kendidius Texacanus)
3. Kendall Kendosy (Kendidius Tretiti)
4. David's Kendosy (Kendidius Daviddii)

## Genus Hendersonia

1. Georgia Yuon (Hendersonia Georgiana)
2. Vaslar Yuon (Hendersonia Vasaetti
3. Vasasetti Yuon (Hendersonia Valsetera)
4. White-Tail Yuon (Hendersonia Destinius)
5. Ringtail Yuon (Hendersonia Pryocans)
6. Mesquite Yuon (Hendersonia Parkins)
7. Western Yuon (Hendersonia Californica)
8. Florida Yuon (Hendersonia Orlandicatus)
9. Tampa Yuon (Hendersonia Jindeo)
10. Uistio Yuon (Hendersonia Iosa)
11. Phoenix Skint Yuon (Hendersonia Phoenicia)
12. Geneiva Yuon (Hendersonia Italianus)
13. Ossimont Yuon (Hendersonia Sykillis)
14. Ottopilef Yuon (Hendersonia Faseruis)
15. Ompossa Yuon (Hendersonia Ekroviun)
16. Mojiko Yuon (Hendersonia Limjo)
17. Mokiyo Yuon (Hendersonia Erisana)
18. Bajiyo Yuon (Hendersonia Banderona)
19. Akhiko Yuon (Hendersonia Edisiana)

## Genus Juissia

1. Virginia Zyxi (Juissia Virginiana)
2. Mountain Zyxi (Juissia Pennsylvatica)

## Genus Favoricce

1. Malayosa Hirigaddi (Favoricce Malayosa)
2. Olomead Hiragaddi (Favoricce Fauchetelus)

## Genus Kixecosa

1. Kixecosa Juiseppi
2. Kixecosa Kalessia
3. Kixecosa Dromelius

## Genus Omelaedus

1. Omelaeus Delcrana
2. Omelaedus Delcrana Georgiana
3. Omelaedus Delcrana Ovelia
4. Omelaedus Amelia
5. Omelaedus Mauriuana
6. Omelaedus Kelizuis
7. Omelaedus Mulizuie