Oceans of Wallace II

The oceans and seas of Wallace II are known only under the traditional system, in which there are five in total.

## List of major Oceans & Seas of Wallace II

* Mare Orientalem (Ocean east of Media Insula)
* Medio Mari (Northern Ocean, from Occidentis at west-most to Terra Septentrionis at east-most)
* Plagam Maris (Ocean west of Occidentis)
* Tenebrosa Aqua (Southern Ocean, from Phael at west-most to Auth at east-most)
* Vadum Mare (The Media insula to Micha islands shallow sea)

## Faunal and floral composition

Just like on Earth, the oceans of Wallace II are the places where the most diversity is displayed. Creatures from the most wildly obscure clades, find a way to exist in the oceans. The diversity is tremendous and that is natural when you consider that this is where most of the terrestrial fauna and flora once originated... back in the ocean.

### **Gomphiobia**

Gomphiobians have, for millions and millions of years been the most influential marine dispeculates on the planet. It is surprising that, in the Tenerian, gomphiobians were the main groups of marine dispeculates, until the following extinction events opened the way for celernantids and panoplovitans to eventually share their rule with gomphiobians. Today they still contribute to a no lesser part of the oceanic ecosystems of the world, contributing to a ever richer diversity. The astapiscatorians represent a large and diverse part of the marine gomphiobian diversity, but not as heavy as with electravenatorians. The main aquatic clade of astapiscatorians is the Panzerdracoidea clade. The panzerdracoideans have diverged from each other very early either before or very early in the Tenerian. The basalmost is Panzercaris, a creature that inhabits both freshwater and saltwater courses, found almost everywhere in the eastern hemisphere of the planet, as long as it is warm or temperate. The astagaleoideans are well known for their weird tentacled-like protrusions. They are found in colder oceanic waters, with astagaleadeans being bottom ocean hunters in the northern waters around Terra Septentrionis, while the gigantic 34 meter long abyssal remobrof exists in the antarctic and austral waters. The latapiscians are the most derived and abundant of the group, being found pretty much almost everywhere. Cimex piscis is the basalmost, and a carnivore found in antarctic seas. Also living in those regions is Galeapistris, whose closest relative is actually an independently and recently evolved terrestrial gomphiobian. In Isla Inferno, a myriad of unique predatory latapiscians are the Aquatilia insidiator, Aquatilia scolopendra and Maxillacollum virescens. Profugnathus rojas is found in Medio Mari and Tenebrosa Aqua, meanwhile the related yellow winged butterfly crestfin is found largely in Medio Mari, northern Tenebrosa Aqua and Vadum Mare. Most latapiscians are small, not surpassing 2 meters in length, being the only exception the Vadum Marian pseudomandibulatoideans reaching lengths of between 13-18 meters, already making them one of the most formidable predators of Wallacian seas. Leorhynchoata is the sister clade to Panzerdracoidea, being a clade notorious for having reached the land and became one of the most successful land-dwelling clades of gomphiobians, if not the most successful. Early basal clades were largely still with close ties to the water, which allowed many to transition back to the ocean, while others kept living their life on land. Cetaflumenia is, by far, the one that got further into the life in the sea (though freshwater species do exist). Cetaroid thomasi is found in the tropical seas around Media Insula, a superficially cetacean like gomphiobian and the basalmost. Many cetaflumenians have evolved some form of aerial locomotion even independently, or at least lost them at some point in time in later groups. Debellator flumen is one of them, an aquatic gomphiobian that has extendable fins that it uses to glide above the water. It is both an efficient swimmer under the sea and an exceptional glider, but it requires to go back to the water to breath, loosing its ancestral air-breathing abbilities, a sign of its superior pelagic adaptations. It can have a wingspan of 10,5 meters, larger than that of the crosswing, but smaller than that of the largest gliding Diabolus youngsters, making these the second largest water based aerial dispeculate. It lives in Plagam Maris, at the western coasts of Occidentis, where it often meets Diabolus and crosswings too. The herbivorous Vortodorsus is a much more derived one, having returned to being able to go on land and walk on shallows, being found in the coasts of southern Terra Septentrionis and Vadum Mare. A group of amplectendans as eventually evolved to semi-aquatic habits, the Sextripodeslacerta clade. This clade of ancestrally terrestrial gomphiobians is known from the southern continents, but eventually evolved semi-aquatic habits and migrated to Terra Septentrionis. There it radiated into terrestrial, semi-aquatic and then fully aquatic species. The largest oceanic species measures 5,8 meters long. Carcharasect testudines is part of an ancient lineage of gomphiobians, that is endemic to the Archa archipelago, having diverged from any modern relative since the Tenerian. There it feeds on the marine insular coasts, in family groups, foraging on various seafoods. Electrovenatorians by far share a much more consistent and diverse presence in the oceans. Candentisians are represented by creatures such as Candentis serpenti, a four meter long abyssal predator found everywhere in the world. Then there's Algamimus flossetis, a freshwater and marine 70 cm long carnivore found in coastal regions of most tropical and temperate regions of the globe. Cochleacetus northreni, however, is a titanic relic of ancient times, with the largest individuals reaching 20,5 meters long. They are filter feeders and/or hunt very small dispeculates for their diet... one of many gomphiobians adapted for filter feeding habits. Entomogracilians, an independently evolved terrestrial clade, also super successful, has the Entomochelona, a sea turtle like creature that inhabits the seas around Terra Septentrionis, and crawls deep into land, to lay its eggs. Flying gomphiobians also explore the seas. Some species of ornithosmilids hunt in the ocean. Ichthyowestonians are largely well known for many species having adapted for a life more tied to the water. Avemaris westonium is the basalmost, as well as the largest, with a wingspan of 4,5 meters. These live in Vadum Mare and in the waters around Terra Septentrionis, and they have evolved for millions and millions of years until becoming completely independent of going on land. They use their wings, therefore, to glide and fly above the water. Ichthyopteryx prosilitus inhabits the coastal waters of Terra Septentrionis and the scissor beaks are cosmopolitan and also perfected their life in the ocean to the extreme, while still retaining the formidable flying abbilities they have. Electrapistridans are a largely aquatic clade. A great amount, though, has ties to freshwater and even terrestrial lifestyles. Formicirae pinnisphen is an eusocial marine dweller that is often found going to Media Insulan shores, able to crawl back on land like a seal. Its related to the Cimetroiani clade, a vastly diverse clade of fully aquatic, semi-aquatic and terrestrial creatures around Media Insula, Micha and Terra Septentrionis. Pterapistrids are however a clade of carnivorous fish-like creatures found all across the world's oceans, except the northern poles. Xenopleurodonts is a vastly oceanic clade. Celeria denshastia is the basalmost, a small hunter found in antarctic waters. The jawed Xenopleurodon measures 8,66 meters long and is a predator found in sea trenches and shallow seas of Vadum Mare and the seas at the west of Occidentis. Telumnasus dux is a small intelligent thorny carnivore found in the oceans surrounding Media Insula. Then there are the stiriminamyifermarturoideans, a group of more recent xenopleurodonts, found in colder waters. Meditellis fermarture is a 7 cm long sanguivore as an adult, inhabiting close to Terra Septentrionis, just like the deep sea dwelling scavenger Stiriminamyi fermarture, measuring 3,7 meters long. The Captiormus fermarture is a deep sea dweller found in antarctic waters, a carnivore measuring 5 meters long, with proboscis that can grow up to 17 meters long. Thoramphibians in the ocean are represented by the arctic Wallaean lamprey, measuring 60 cm long at max, and Velocitas gladiodente, a super fast and streamlined ocean predator, with 3,5 meters long living in the oceans around Media Insula. Giraffapiscatorians, another clade of independently evolved terrestrial gomphiobians, is known for its close ties to water. Giraffapiscator and Plumathong osslug are both found in coastal waters of Media Insula. Ostrigonians are also a very derived clade, filled with weird creatures. There's the gigantic Cornuscopu, found in equatorial waters around Occidentis, that measures a maximum length of 24 meters. The titanic Diabolus, with plenty of different species, ranging between 7,3 and 30 meters as full grown adults, is also tremendous. These are huge monsters and one of the largest predators of Wallace II, at least the largest species *D.regem*, which reaches a length of 30 meters and a wingspan of 50 meters as an adult male. As youngsters they also glide, with the largest measuring 11,6 meters in wingspan, the second largest aerial dispeculate of all. Females crawl onto land to lay their eggs on the beachs of Terra Septentrionis and Tenebris, and they are way smaller than the males. Fortitorsus trigonus is a 2,3 meter long predator in the ocean waters around Media Insula. Osteosuchus is a monster predator found mostly in the estuaries and lakes of Media Insula, but also found in southeastern Vadum Mare, with the largest males reaching 7 meters long. Also around Media Insula, there's Testa leo, a small ammonite-like ambush hunter. By far, the largest marine gomphiobian of all, is the planktivore Titanoangulus, with a length of 43,33 meters and a wingspan of 115,24 meters.

### **Panoplovita**

Panoplovitans have diversified exponentially after the Tenerian-Accomodatian extinction event, which allowed holes left ot be filled, which were otherwise filled by gomphiobians. With the aftermath of the extinction, panoplovitans, as well as celernantids, diversified, and now they are among one of the most majestic creatures on the planet... as well as one of the largest. Comederemembratans are only represented by one marine taxa, Comedere lignum draco, known for its extra pairs of legs it is a one meter long filter feeder found in the arctic oceans. The related molasimilians are more abundant. Molasimilis panoplovita is yet another filter feeder, however found in antarctic oceans. Pluteustega is a cleaning panoplovitan, found in shallow seas and reefs everywhere in the world, except in the polar seas, measuring between 25-80 cm long. The spadenosed wumbus is much bigger, ranging between 4-7 meters long, it lives both in freshwater and in the seas, found in the southern hemisphere. Macropanoplus transitus is a gigantic 30 meter long filter feeder found in Vadum Mare and waters around Media Insula. It is one of the various independently evolved whale-sized filter feeders of this planet. The Pulvia clade is exclusive to Isla Inferno. Loricatorum faciem and Pulvis comedenti are, respectively, a 45 cm long bottom feeder and a 30 cm long filter feeder. The manticatitanians include among the largest panoplovitans of all. Ninilosuctor colossus is 40 meters long and has a wingspan of 70 meters, and lives in waters around Media Insula. The pouched titan barnacle has females with a maximum length of 34 meters. Both are giant filter feeders, but they seem to have evolved gigantism independently, as the pouched titan barnacle has much smaller relatives. The geosirenian Geophage squidwardii, named after a cartoon show, is a bottom feeder found in shallow Occidentian reefs. Columcurians are represented by the crab-like panoplovitan that inhabits shallow seas in Occidentis and the filter fish, a filter feeding herbivore found in saltwater in freshwater in Vadum Mare. Squillavivoideans are represented by the 18 cm long filter feeding Squillavividae aurumovum found in Vadum Mare and the eastern coast of Media Insula, the 18 meters long filter feeding garden whale on worldwide tropical and subtropical waters, and Squillacorpion squallupalus, a small planktivore/carnivore found in freshwater and saltwater regions around Media Insula. Rybbinians are only represented by the rybbin, a filter feeding carnivore found in the ocean bottom of the seas surrounding Occidentis. The Virtuan oralexcavans are only represented by the mouthed scooper, a 1,95 meter wingspan flier and glider, hunting food both under water and in the air, able to breath in and outside of water. The curapraedans are represented by the antarctic filter feeding Curabiturcetus, the abyssal 1 meter carnivore Garida, and the basal 30 cm long Parvadea preadam, a herbivore of Vadum Mare. Finally we reach the communicetaceans, which consists of the cosmopolitan moustache whale, a giant whale-like filter feeder that usually reaches lengths of between 20-30 meters, but the largest individual ever recorded measured 50 meters in length, making this the largest dispeculate that exists in the present.

### **Celernantida**

Celernantids are one of the most important sea-dwelling dispeculates around. Granted that they have to share the seas with gomphiobians and panoplovitans (as well as marine ambulospeculids), but the amount of niches available in the seas are so vast, that competition is hard to obtain. The basalmost celernantids are aquatic, the phytovorans. These are only shown to include two species, the 26 cm long Hastami petramum from Tenebrosa Aqua, and the big carnivorous six meter long Phytovorus mimus from Vadum Mare, which often migrates to icy waters of the north. The main land-dwelling radiation, despite ancient, does display members that are historically reluctant to abandon a sea-dwelling life, while others have just returned to water all together. Notoriously, the basal dentamontians have hardly made a full transition onto land. The basal dentacranial ichtioid exist in the waters around Occidentis, while Sensum, being a much more derived and semi-aquatic creature prefers the waters surrounding Media Insula. Zomonties is the largest dentamontian and has adapted to the cold icy waters of northern Occidentis and Terra Septentrionis. Oculians are a unique derived group of land-dwelling celernantids that returned to the ocean, likely sometime in the Accomodatian. Now only one species is known in the waters surrounding Virtu, with Oculis magnis celernantis. It is possible the rarity and isolation of oculians in the southern waters is a product of the diversification of edurusconchoideans in the tropical and temperate waters of the world. The biggest split of celernantids includes most of the relevant aquatic fauna. That split includes the basal, yet very successful, crucispascensians. The crucispascensians are ancestrally bottom feeders, as evidenced by the small Causaurinatus symbiosis from Vadum Mare, and the Imo pascens from Isla Inferno. A few eventually became derived, such as the large carnivorous and filter feeding cetecimex, restricted to the temperate waters that surround Auth. The crosswing is, by far, the most impressive. This is a ocean-dweller that swims effectively during the hours of darkness, but once the sky is clear it jumps frenetically out of the water and use its flippers like wings and glides among the waves to catch the myriad of flying dispeculates that dare to approach their reign. Crosswings are exclusive to the waters that surround Occidentis, and it has a wingspan of 10 meters, and its the fourth largest dispeculate capable of aerial feats, being only surpassed by the true flying celernantid Arenahastama, with over 16 meters of wingspan, and the 11,6 meter wingspan gilding youngsters of the gomphiobian Diabolus regem and the 10,5 meter wingspan of the gomphiobian Debellator flumen. Another group of aquatic celernantids are the autovenarians, which are much more evenly spread across the oceans and have a much more solid staying. While some are known to have become freshwater dwellers, the one that inhabit the oceans are found in temperate and tropical regions, ranging from 13 cm to 2 meters long. They are represented by the cosmopolitan reef-dwelling brachiosids, the small reef-dwelling vadum marian Celernantida squilla and the floating sac grazer that feeds on mangrove vegetation, and lives in the eastern part of Wallace II's map. Alcyoneucaputians are a very basal group of celernantids that has independently evolved primitive jaws. Currently only two small species are known to live in the secluded reefs that surround Isla Inferno. Concavotherians are a clade of celernantids that have become super relevant in the oceans of the world as one of the top predators, coexisting with a much greater diversity of predatorial gomphiobians. Concavotherians evolved sets of pseudojaws to hunt prey, and include creatures, like the 15-20 meter long concavoculus or the six meter long delgutitotherium, both have a cosmopolitan distribution across the oceans. Megadontians show themselves as a much more diverse group, related to concavotherians. They display more developed jaws, and they are found in a grand part of the world's oceans. Some species are found in freshwater courses, with an uneven distribution, but they are most prominent in the oceans. The spinodon is the basalmost, found in the cold Virtu waters. Megapterigia epifanus is the largest, and a 15 meter long filter feeder that feeds in the waters surrounding Occidentis, and displaying a symbiotic relationship with a polyspeculate (something also common with other dispeculates). The nepirrs include two species, the green-tailed and the common nepirr, respectively reaching 6 to 14 meters long and living in the waters surrounding Occidentis and Media Insula. The green-tailed is mainly carnivore, but the common nepirr is more of an herbivore. Closer to terramians (the second wave of terrestrial celernantids) are a large array of other marine and aquatic celernantids with a great diversity. Super basal members of this aquatic split are ostofortosproboskidoideans, which only include the ostofortosproboskidans. The ostofortosproboskidans are cosmopolitan creatures highly adaptable and varied, found in the most inhospitable places on the planet, with a varied diet, being found both in freshwater and saltwater. They have a huge variation of sizes, with the smallest reaching a meter in length, while the longest reach a breathtaking length of 75,6 meters, a length delivered by a ribbon-shaped creature, making these the longest dispeculates alive, by sheer body length. Cyanosarcadontians only include one species, Cyanosarcadon speculatas, a small cosmopolitan sea-dweller that has long wide wings to glide out of the water (a characteristic seemingly common among many aquatic celernantids). Skafonomadians are also a group with only one species, the eusocial Skafonomades, that live in nests made out of polyspeculate matter. These are mostly herbivores and live in the Vadum Mare region. Piscelaborians are ocean-dwellers that evolved long and wide wings for gliding, and they are found in almost every oceans that are tropical or temperate, avoiding the polar regions. The piscem ducitis from waters surrounding Media Insula, and the more widespread blue glider, with 4 meters of wingspan are examples, and they, repectively, are planktivores or carnivores. Consuvocucumians are relatives of piscelaborians, much more widespread, and found everywhere. Some species are freshwater dwelling, though those are weirdly absent in Terra Septentrionis. As for marine species we have some like the phalangesdontids, notorious for their amphibious and freshwater habits, but also seeking marine lifestyles, and being found in the coasts of every continent, except Terra Septentrionis. The giant sawbill is an unusual large creature, with multiple eye sockets and a long snout that resembles a saw. It is seven meters long and lives in the shallow sea of Vadum Mare... its closest relatives are the freshwater bristled beakfish. A group of suction feeders are the recently evolved vaporpistrians, which includes only one extant ocean-dwelling species, the planktivorous aquafugia that benefits from the cold waters of Terra Septentrionis. It seems they were once plentiful in the warmer waters but that seems to have been remnants of a long past. Its closest relative is the 2,4 meter long vapourshark that lives in the central Media Insulan lake known as Musa Sapientum Fixa, but fossil records show its presence in the ocean, specially in a secluded arctic archipelago. The super widespread consuvolantes is found everywhere in the globe, as long as it has shallow ocean waters. This creature is a 30-40 cm long omnivore that has also independently evolved gliding. The related natare cucumis is a small ancient relative living around Isla Inferno. The terrarmians, typically known for their terrestrial habits, have also found a way to return back to the ocean. Around Occidentis, the semi-aquatic manicasaur Lutrinsidus are otter-like carnivores, whose species range from 1 to 5 meters in length. Flying septevolans are greatly tied to the water, specially because that's where they get their food by hunting aquatic dispeculates, but of course this varies, as some septevolans are found in inland environments and feed on other stuff. The most notorious are the amphixenopteries, a small flier that dives under the water regularly to hunt the abundant aquatic fauna around the Archa archipelago, and the much more widespread Volanmaris. Volanmaris display different volant species, spread across Occidentis, Phael, Archa, Micha and Media Insula. There's a flightless species that, in opposition to a penguin, is a main predator on land, not hunting aquatic fauna like its flying relatives.

### **Ambulospeculida**

Ambulospeculids are ancestrally terrestrial, but they are also ancestrally capable of laying their eggs on the water. Because of that, many species have decided to return back to water very early in their evolution. By far, the earliest and the most successful group of marine ambulospeculids are the ones in the clade Cetathalassa. The most derived members are marine, but freshwater and even fully terrestrial species evolved too. The Cetesta are a group of ambulospeculids that vary in size (from 3 to 23,5 meters in length) and in feeding habits. Fast-dwelling carnivores and titanic filter feeders exist (which are also the largest ambulospeculids in the world too), but they are restricted to the oceanic waters that surround the Occidentis continent. A much smaller cousin, Maretenuem rex, is a 1,5 meter long carnivore that has adapted to the much shallower waters of Vadum Mare. The cold waters around Terra Septentrionis provide a unique place for the 10,5 meter long Triacrinasus dutchii, a large herbivore, living in relatively shallow seas. Cosmopolitan in distribution we have the highly successful Ventuscibum. These are omnivores and are found in freshwater and marine environments across the world, and range from 3 to 7 meters in length. The huge Thorakismenikefali psaria is a cosmopolitan carnivore reaching a maximum size of 17,5 meters in length. It is intelligent and fast and shares the seas with a myriad of other titanic predators. Other clades of ambulospeculids eventually also returned to the ocean, albeit with less impact. The coral worm is the basalmost alcyoneuvermian and looks radically different than the land-dwelling variety. It likely survived until these days due to its marine nature, and its a anguilliform carnivore that lives in the shallows and in the reefs around Media Insula and the Gabre archipelago, reaching astonishing lengths of up to 12,8 meters. Celestipleures, by displaying a mostly basal nature, have also historically returned to the ocean, as seen by uncatapleurans, which live in the oceanic waters surrounding Occidentis and even reach the Archa archipelago. Uncatapleurans also live in freshwater. They have a wide range of diet habits, with detritivores, herbivores and carnivores, ranging from 1,7 to 3 meters in length. Close ties to water have been found to be a common thing in one split of mostly crustacean and insect-like ambulospeculids. Silvoideans, for example, include some creatures with close ties to the water, like Vadumspecula, a large shore-dwelling titan with up to 15 meters in height, using long legs to wade across the water, which granted it a freepass to leave Media Insula and also colonize the Micha archipelago. These are omnivores, mostly filter feeders. By far, edurusconchoideans rule the shallow seas and coasts. Marine edurusconchoideans live in temperate and tropical regions, and are very ancient. Fully terrestrial species exist, as well as freshwater ones. Among the beach-dwelling, we have the Occidentian Patella retro densissima, with a meter long. Also living in Occidentian coasts, much more aquatic, though, is the 2,2 meter long Flagellum cortice. The paddle cattle is an herbivore or omnivore beach-dwelling creature of the Archa coasts, with 1,7 meters long. The sandhopper tripercute lives in the regions of Vadum Mare, a carnivore ranging between one and two meters long, with armor on its back and leaving the ocean occasionally to go onto the beach. Ascenderinsects are a very unevenly diverse group, despite being spread all across the globe, except in Terra Septentrionis. The cascade sun is a notorious example that has occupied a full life on the tropical waters of the globe, a resilient carnivore with 15 cm long. Flying ambulospeculids are known to have pursued a pelagic life by flying above the waves and hunting for aquatic fauna there. Aerotherians have mostly avoided that guild, due to competition with other flying dispeculates, but Aervenator of Media Insula and surrounding regions, is a common fisher with 5 meters of wingspan. As for caedifuremians, they are represented by the cancropterids which are notoriously fish hunters on the coasts of Occidentis, Media Insula and Micha. The past held a lot of ancient caedifuremian fishers, such as the extinct luminocollarians. On the land-dwelling split of caedifuremians, some Archan araneaformes have evolved aquatic habits and even ventured into the sea. Adriaeanatians are notorious for their close ties to the water and, although its not a uniform characteristic among the entire clade, a lot of species display that habit. The littoral segarde cultivates microorganisms in long strings on its neck that attract dispeculates that it eats. It lives in the oceanic and freshwater waters of Media Insula. The pitcher duck is a small 50 cm long creature (excluding the tail) that lives in aquatic swamps and mangroves of Occidentis, trapping xenopedans with its polyspeculate like appearance. It often touches marine bodies of water. The Titanothalassus is a six meter long aquatic monster, with a long neck, that dives fully under the water as adults, and they are found in shallow freshwater and saltwater environments of Terra Septentrionis. The sun eater, simillarly to the cascade sun, is part of an unevenly diverse clade of ambulospeculids, mostly composed of terrestrial species. The sun eater is a soliaugerian, that is a bottom feeder that lives in the abyss that exist close to Media Insula. It is likely one of the most well adapted aquatic ambulospeculid of all, mostly for its abbility of living so deep in the ocean, and most astonishing, it is a very recent creature, reaching the seas and adapting like this in the mid-late Recensgene.

## List of native marine and other aquatic creatures

### **Canon**

#### **Gomphiobia**

Panzercaria

* Panzercaris\*

Astagaleoidea

* Astagaleadae
* Jiruth\*\*
* Remobrof

Latapiscia

* Aquatilia insidiator
* Aquatilia scolopendra
* Cimex piscis
* Galeapistris
* Maxillacollum virescens
* Profugnathus rojas
* Pseudomandibulatoidea
* Yellow-winged butterfly crestfin

Sahleenodontia

* Sahleenodon piscator\*\*

Cetaflumenia

* Caelusaccelestivata\*\*
* Cetaroid thomasi
* Debellator flumen
* Vortodorsus\*

Amplectenda

* Sextripodeslacerta\*

Carcharasectia

* Carcharasect testudines

Candentisia

* Algamimus flossetis\*
* Candentis serpenti
* Cochleacetus northreni

Insidiocara

* Insidiovenator\*\*

Entomogracilia

* Entomochelona

Ornithosmilia

* Ornithosmilidae\*

Ichthyowestonia

* Avemaris westonium
* Ichthyopteryx prosilitus
* Scissor beak

Electrapistrida

* Ambiguustoma hydroensis\*\*
* Cimetroiani\*
* Electric daggerfish\*\*
* Formicirae pinnisphen
* Insidiis dente\*\*
* Pterapistridae

Xenopleurodontia

* Captiormus fermarture
* Celeria denshastia
* Meditellis fermarture
* Stiriminamyi fermarture
* Telumnasus dux
* Xenopleurodon

Thoramphibia

* Tescphibium\*\*
* Velocitas gladiodente
* Wallacean lamprey

Giraffapiscatoria

* Giraffapiscator\*
* Plumathong osslug\*
* Procerus titanus\*\*
* Ursasuchus\*\*

Ostrigonia

* Cornuscopu
* Diabolus
* Fortitorsus trigonus
* Os oris\*\*
* Osteosuchus\*
* Testa leo
* Titanoangulus

#### **Panoplovita**

Comederemembrata

* Clavus deambulatino membratum\*\*
* Comedere lignum draco

Molasimilia

* Molasimilis panoplovita
* Pluteustega
* Spadenosed wumbus\*

Macropanoplia

* Macropanoplus transitus

Pulvia

* Loricatorum faciem
* Pulvis comedenti

Manticatitania

* Nihilosuctor colossus
* Pouched titan barnacle

Geosirenia

* Geophage squidwardii
* Wallatee\*\*

Columcuria

* Clodus crura
* The filter fish\*

Squillavivoidea

* Garden whale
* Squillacorpion squallupalus\*
* Squillavividae aurumovum

Rybbinia

* Rybbin

Oralexcava

* Mouthed scooper\*

Curapraeda

* Curabiturcetus\*
* Garida
* Parvadea preadam

Communicetacea

* Moustache whale

Scutaphantia

* Scutaphanti\*\*

#### **Celernantida**

Phytovora

* Hastami petramum
* Phytovorus mimus

Dentamontia

* Dentacranial ichthioid
* Sensum\*
* Zomonties\*

Oculia

* Oculis magnis celernantis

Crucispascensia

* Causaurinatus symbiosis
* Cetecimex
* Crosswing
* Imo pascens

Autovenaria

* Autovenari potamos\*\*
* Brachiosidae
* Celernantida squilla
* Sac grazer\*

Alcyoneucaputia

* Alcyoneum comedenti
* Ros caput

Concavotheria

* Concavoculus
* Delgutitotherium

Megadontia

* Antedsaaksee dragonfleaksea\*\*
* Green-tailed nepirr
* Hunter scavenger worm\*\*
* Megapterigia epifanus
* Nepirr
* Spinodon

Ostofortosproboskidoidea

* Ostofortosproboskida\*

Cyanosarcadontia

* Cyanosarcadon speculatas

Skafonomadia

* Skafonomades

Piscelaboria

* Blue glider
* Piscem ducitis

Consuvocucumia

* Aquafugia
* Bristled beakfish\*\*
* Consuvolantes
* Giant sawbill
* Natare cucumis
* Phalangesdontidae\*
* Vapourshark\*\*

Manicasauria

* Lutrinsidus\*

Septevola

* Amphixenopteries
* Volanmaris\*

#### **Ambulospeculida**

Cetathalassa

* Cetesta
* Maretenuem rex
* Spinobrachi velocivenatus\*\*
* Thorakismenikefali psaria
* Triacrinasus dutchii
* Ventuscibum\*

Alcyoneuvermia

* Coral worm

Celestipleura

* Thalassopodaridae\*\*
* Uncatapleura\*

Silvoidea

* Vadumspecula spp.\*

Edurusconchoidea

* Flagellum cortice
* Macca\*\*
* Paddle cattle
* Patella retro densissima
* Sandhopper tripercute

Ascenderinsecta

* Cascade sun

Aerotheria

* Aervenator\*
* Trivolans pulehelus\*

Caedifuremia

* Araneaformes\*
* Cancropteridae
* Paper hawk\*

Adriaeanatia

* Littoral segarde\*
* Loricatorum salamandra\*\*
* Pitcher duck\*
* Titanothalassus\*

Soliaugeria

* Sun eater

*(\*) also found on freshwater*

*(\*\*) found exclusively on freshwater*