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Arctik Shield

The **Arctik Shield** is a region of northern Maria that constitutes parts of the modern countries of United Iland, the Rimuni Territories, and Svalark. The region is covered in a thin layer of soil which leaves rocky outcrops exposed. This is due to the several glaciations the region has experienced in the past few million years.

Southern reaches of the shield are split into two main ecosystems: areas of thicker soil are unsuitable for the growth of some vegetation which leaves marshes and bogs; whereas other areas are covered in vast boreal forests, which supports a large number of animals and industries. The further northern regions are sparsely forested, with most parts being covered in permafrost for most if not much of the year.

There are several major physical features found throughout the Arctik Shield, most of which are islands. Svalark is the largest island of the Arctik Shield and is the largest non-continental island in the world. The northern Rimuni Territories consists of four major islands known as the Arctik Islands, of which are part of the Arctik Shield. These islands are Yumasa, Nukuchuuk, Igre, and Savi, in order of largest to smallest. The Arctik Shield also contains seven major lakes, Stock Lake in United Iland, and Oso Lake, Empto Lake, Hale Lake, Grande Lake, and Memoir Lake in the Rimuni Territories. There are also several major rivers in the area, the longest two being the Graftaktic River and the Liapar River.
Albeiidae

## Families

* Albey
* Eualbey
* Taroalbey

**Albeiidae** is a family of tanyrhine primates native to Macnea.

## Classification

The family of **Albeiidae** includes three genera and a total of six species.

* Family **Albeiidae**
	+ Genus *Albey*
		- Common albey *Albey albey*
	+ Genus *Eualbey*
		- Red albey *Eualbey rufus*
		- Ardouin's albey *Eualbey ardouini*
		- Woolly albey *Eualbey mollinos*
	+ Genus *Taroalbey*
		- Western albey *Taroalbey occidentalis*
		- Girard's albey *Taroalbey girardi*
Ancient Cultures of Creubia

This is a list of prehistoric and early historic cultures found in the Creubian Peninsula (modern Portu and Nikosto) up to 1,300 BCE.

All following dates are in the terms of BCE unless specified otherwise as CE.

## Non-Elven cultures

### Attributed to *Elvo familiaris*

* Soimurean (170,000-40,000)
* Calaisean (42,000-28,000)

## Elven cultures

* Calaisean (42,000-28,000)
* Zamoceresian (35,000-20,000)
* Abengriesian (34,000-23,000)
* Carisian (21,000-16,000)
* Aarpenean (16,000-11,000)
* Levassean (11,000-6,000)
* Occiden Megalithic (c. 6,000-3,500)
* Nanresa (5,900-3,500)
* Clernin (5,800-4,700)
* Lent (4,700-3,900)
* Casteria (4,650-3,200)
* Frélon (3,900-3,400)
* Belsart (3,400-2,600)
* Acadera (3,200-2,800)
* Funnel Ware (2,800-2,100)
* Vinfeld Culture (2,200-1,200)
* Creubian Peoples (2,100-1,300)
	+ Creubian tribes (1,300-c. 400 CE)
Arkney & South Romsey Islands

The Arkney & South Romsey Islands is a country along the South Romsey Archipelago of Maltis. It is surrounded by the Soria Sea, which separates the island archipelago from Galand. It covers several islands with a total area of around 134 mi2. The islands had a population of 14,321 as of 2010. The capital is Queenstown and the official language is Bostanish.
Arthrodira

## Families

* †Neenorasteidae
* †Titanichthyidae
* †Kapikosteidae
* †Omucasteidae
* †Olnasteoidea

## Cladistically included but traditionally excluded taxa

Haplopsopodamorpha (through Neenorasteidae)

Arthrodira (Zafuk for 'joint neck') is an order of armored fish, mostly extinct that flourished during the Savian Period. Arthrodires consisted of some of the largest Placoderms and the most diverse.
Archean

## Range

Artist's reconstruction of an Archean landscape

The Archean (Ar-kee-en/Ar-kee-an) is the second of four geologic eons of Ratera's history, representing the time from 4,000 to 2,500 million years ago. In this time, Ratera's crust cooled enough for continents to form and for the earliest known life to start. Life was simple throughout the Archean, mostly represented by shallow-water microbial mats called cirasolites, and the atmosphere lacked free oxygen. The Archean was preceded by the Ignean and succeeded by the Proterozoic.

Divisions of the Archean
 Neoarchean

## Etymology

The name Archean comes from the Zafuk word (arche) meaning 'beginning' or 'origin'. It was first used in 1864, when it meant 'of the earliest geological age.' Before the Ignean eon was recognized, the Archean spanned Ratera's early history from its formation about 4,540 million years ago until 2,500 million years ago.

## Early Life

The exact processes of the rise of life on Ratera is not completely understood. But there is significant evidence that life began during the end of the Ignean or the beginning of the Archean.

The earliest confirmed evidence of life is graphite of biological origin from 3.7-billion-year-old sediment in Svalark.

Life during the Archean was limited to single-celled organisms (lacking nuclei), called prokaryotes. It is possible eukaryotic lifeforms existed during the Archean without leaving any fossil traces. The most common lifeforms during the Archean were single-celled mats of bacteria called cirasolites, which are some of the earliest identifiable fossils.
Angiospermae

## Range

Vasiereous (Bortouian)- Today (Holocene) 0 ma

## Families

* **Basal angiosperms**
	+ Galoroidales
	+ Hydrophytales
	+ Naroteusales
* **Core angiosperms**
	+ clades
		- Sluyeldiids
		- Monocots
		- Eutetracots
	+ orders
		- Lamortaceae
		- Puberellaceae

**Flowering plants** are plants that bear flowers and fruits, and form the clade **Angiospermae**, commonly called **angiosperms**. They include all forbs (flowering plants without a woody stem), grasses and grass-like plants, a vast majority of broad-leaved trees, shrubs, and vines, and most aquatic plants.
Albey

## Range

Pliocene - Holocene(Likely Eocene or Oligocene origin)

## Families

* Albeiidae
* Daaiidae
* Microalbeiidae

**Albeys** are primates in the order Tanyrhini and in the superfamily **Albeioidea**. They are divided into three families, all of which are native to the island of Macnea in Ontura. All extant albeys are small or medium-sized and are arboreal, with most being nocturnal or more active at night.

Albeys share some resemblance to primates like tapeys and apes, however they are not very closely related and evolved independently. Due to the diversity of environments on Macnea, there has been a great speciation of different albeys.

Albeys range in size from the small 43 gram (1.5 ounce) dwarf albey to the large 9.3 kilogram (20.5 pound) daai, although most weigh between 1.3 - 2.2 kg (3 - 5 lbs). Albeys share many basal primate traits, such as digits on their fingers and toes, and nails instead of claws. They are generally more social than other tanyrhine primates although they have a smaller brain-to-body size ratio compared to the average tapey, and much smaller compared to apes. Most species are adapted to eating fruits or seeds; however, some are more specialized for specific diets. Two species of albey can live in the same environment due to diet differences.

## Evolutionary history

Albeys are primates belonging to the suborder Tanyrhini. Like other tanyrhine primates, such as the zebodo, cibils, and worora, they share basic traits with other primates. In this regard, many often confuse albeys as ancestors of other primates; however, albeys did not give rise to tapeys or apes (tomians). Instead, they evolved independently in isolation on Macnea.
Bamik

## Species

Bamicus cristatus

The **bamik** (*Bamicus cristatus*), also known as the **crested sail-backed tetren**, is a species of tetren in the family Notoistionidae. It is native to the Yun Xin Desert of Fingxiao in Tanisea.

## Description

The bamik is smaller than the related greater sail-backed tetren, being only around 40 cm (15.7 in) in length. Both males and females are brown in color to aid in camouflage. The species has a small sail along the back to aid in temperature regulation, and males possess a crest on their head, likely used to attract a female.
Benlionan

**Benlionan** is an extinct Ropance language spoken along the northern Mia River valley in northern Auvocan. Benlionan was spoken in the Duchy of Benlio c. 7th century CE until around the 9th century CE when the region was conquered by the Blakish Kingdom. It is hypothesized that Benlionan is the parent language of both Veronan and Auvocani.
Anomalocyclops

## Species

Anomalocyclops magnificus

Anomalocyclops is an enigmatic genus of extinct procyclopsians thought to be closely related to Pseudoichthys. It was found in the Seija Peak Formation.

## Etymology

The name Anomalocyclops comes from the Zafuk word 'anomalis' meaning strange or anomaly, and 'cyclops' a one-eyed creature.

## Description

Anomalocyclops was a mostly soft-bodied animal that vaguely resembled both related Cyclopsians and Cephalopods. Part of the upper segment of the body of Anomalocyclops was covered by a segmented piece of mineralized material.
Adne sea spaze

## Species

Hydrophoides adnensis

The **Adne sea spaze** (*Hydrophoides adnensis*) is a species of venomous sea spaze that is found in the Adne Gulf and is the only species of sea spaze native to the Zothca Ocean.

## Description

The Adne sea spaze is the most vibrant of any species of spaze, being a mix of orange and yellow in body color with red blotches and stripes, as well as a light underside. Adults are typically around 120 cm (47.2 in) in length.
Ape

## Families

* Parsobatidae
* Elvinidae

**Apes** (collectively **Elvinoidea**) are a clade of Old World tomians native to parts of Ontura and Tanisea. Prehistorically, they were much more widespread throughout both Ontura and Tanisea, and were also found in Poran. They, together with their sister group, Basopithecidea, form the clade Catarrhini, cladistically making apes tapeys, although all apes lack tails. There are two extant branches of apes: the dolicans, or lesser apes; and the elvinids, or great apes.

* The family Parsobatidae, the lesser apes, includes two extant genera and two extant species: the common dolican (*Parobates*), and the eastern dolican (*Hertosus*), both of which are native to Tanisea. They are highly arboreal and bipedal on the ground. They have lighter bodies and smaller social groups than other apes.
* The family Elvinidae (*elvinids*), the great apes, include three extant genera comprising of three extant species of kangireedas, one extant species of ganzee, and one extant species of elf.

Except for ganzees and elves, apes are agile climbers of trees. Apes eat a variety of food including plants and animals, with the majority being plants which includes fruits, leaves, nuts, seeds and flowers. Elven diets are very different from other apes and much broader.

All non-elven apes are endangered and are at risk of extinction. Non-elven apes are native to parts of Ontura and Tanisea, whereas elves are found almost everywhere.

## Etymology

The origin of the name ape is from the old Bostanish word '*apa'* which has unknown origin. The first use of the word ape was from an 1738 zoological study by Sir Elliot Harrison, who noted that several species of primate lacked a tail, coining the idea of an ".. ascending series", leading from "tapeys" to "apes" to "elves", except ape was used to describe any member of the **Elvinoidea** superfamily except elves. Modern uses of the word "ape" including elves first appears in literature from the late 19th century or early 20th century.

## Taxonomy

Genetic analysis combined with fossil studies indicates that apes originated from old world tapeys.

The families and extant genera and species of elvinoids are:

* Superfamily **Elvinoidea**
	+ Family Parsobatidae
		- Genus *Parsobates*
			* Eastern dolican *Parsobates parsobates*
		- Genus *Hertosus*
			* Common dolican *Hertosus orientalis*
	+ Family Elvinidae
		- Subfamily Kanginae
			* Genus *Kango*
				+ Sukimakese kangireeda *Kango kango*
				+ Igeoru kangireeda *Kango pygmaeus*
				+ Cuasuhai kangireeda *Kango cuasuhaiensis*
		- Subfamily Elvininae
			* Tribe Ravini
				+ Genus *Ravis*
					- Ganzee *Ravis ravis*
			* Tribe Elvini
				+ Genus *Elvo*
					- Elf *Elvo sapiens*
Chounian Water Bov

## Species

Hydrochirus chouniensis

The **Chounian water bov** (*Hydrochirus chouniensis*) is a species of aquatic bov native to the Chounia Islands.

## Description

The Chounian water bov is similar to the related water bovs of the genus *Hydrochirus*. It stands at around 70 cm (2.2 ft) tall, being slightly smaller than the East Macnean water bov, but larger than the Indal water bov. They are covered in brown, sometimes black fur. Their arms are large and adapted for swimming whilst their legs are small and adapted for steering whilst swimming.

## Distribution

The Chounian water bov is found in and around the coasts of the islands of Chounia off the coast of continental Ontura. They are often found off the coasts of Chounia hunting fish and other aquatic animals. When they are not hunting, they are found in small groups of around 10 to 25 individuals along the coasts of the islands.
Annan-Poran Languages

The **Annan-Poran languages** are a language family native to the majority of Poran, Guacan, and the northern Annania subcontinent.

## Subdivisions

* Auvocanic/Ropance
	+ †Gorsian
	+ True Ropance
		- Ropan
		- †Colzoan
		- †Hotinan
		- †Benlionan
		- True Auvocanic
			* Auvocani
			* Borentian
			* †Veronan
	+ Creubo-Ropance Group
		- Nibarish
		- Portu
		- Garcian
	+ Datre-Ropance Group
		- Bontirish
		- Beledgian
* Datric
	+ Thedesian
	+ Marshalli
	+ †Hythen
	+ †Bostone Group
		- †Berktoni
		- †Lyre
	+ †Datrecreubian
	+ †Neusian
	+ †Gauian
	+ †Artorian
	+ †Dilunian
* Floan-Toshkic
	+ Toshkic
		- South Toshkic
			* Demirian
			* Saporoan
			* Walbiakoan
		- Southeast Toshkic
			* Ligan
			* Motician
			* †Carjan
			* †Cran
		- West Toshkic
			* Gajician
			* Tolish
			* Toslan
		- †Slatoian
	+ Floan
		- Gulish
		- †Lokovian
* †Gneinian
* Tenlamic
	+ Lowland
		- Mornierian
		- Ofewich
	+ Haxon Group
		- Bostanish
		- †Haxon
	+ True Tenlamic
		- Tenlamich
		- Unorian
	+ Vanorian Group
		- Vanorian
		- †Vissian
	+ Athian
		- Aeaste
		- Isisish
		- Queczech
		- †Maway
		- †Nederlundian
	+ †Bemenian
	+ †Blakish
	+ †Svalsian
	+ †Antloonian
	+ †Finnian
	+ †Onsammian
	+ †Besteinian
* Zafunic
	+ Cremocchian
	+ Zafuk
	+ †Pylian
	+ †Chermenian
	+ †Miogalian

### Language tree

Basic division of the Annan-Poran languages (2020).

Advanced division of the Annan-Poran languages (2020).
Abengriesian

The **Abengriesian** (ɑːbɛnːɡriɛsˈiːən) was an archaeological industry of Poran during the Upper Paleolithic that first appeared around 34,000 years ago. It is archaeologically considered the last mostly unified Poran culture, and had disappeared by around 23,000 years ago, during the Last Glacial Maximum. It was succeeded by the Carisian culture in eastern Poran and continued as the Epiabengriesian culture in western Poran.
Agialos

The **Agialos civilization** was a Bronze Age culture which was centered around the many islands off the coast of western Anassia. It is known for its great art and architecture; it is often regarded as the first civilization of Poran.

The Agialos civilization developed from a local Neolithic culture of unknown origin, possibly related the Anakan culture or Kalasi culture around 3,100 BCE but did not develop advanced settlements until around 2,000 BCE. For an unknown reason, the Agialos civilization fully disappeared sometime around 1,500 BCE.

The collapsed of the Agialos civilization is a mystery. It has been suggested that they were conquered or destroyed by the growing and possibly more advanced Scythasite Empire in continental Tanisea. It has also been hypothesized that the civilization's largest settlements were destroyed by a flood, likely a tsunami of some kind caused by a large underwater earthquake. The islands they settled are also known to be volcanic in modern day and likely were just as active if not more active back then, which could've played a role in weakening the civilization.

The Agialos civilization were merchants later on in their history, as seen by several accounts from the First Kingdom of Inle and the Stymphiceans. The last account of the Agialos civilization is from Inle which dated to between 1,521-1,518 BCE.
Bagechelys

***Bagechelys*** is a genus of freshwater poricans in the family Chelidae. The genus is endemic to the island of Bage and contains four species.

The originally just contained the species *Bagechelys galopini*. In 2017, the genus was re-evaluated and was found to contain four separate species.

## Species

* *Bagechelys australis*
* *Bagechelys galopini*
* *Bagechelys occidentalis*
* *Bagechelys orientalis*
Calus

## Species

* Calus occidentalis
* Calus orientalis
* Calus tropicalis
* Calus pascali
* Calus stuarti

***Calus*** is a genus of medium-sized primates from the family of Old World tapeys known as the **villikas**.

## Taxonomy

The following is the current classification of the villikas:

* Western villika *Calus occidentalis*
* Eastern villika *Calus orientalis*
* Logando villika *Calus tropicalis*
* Pascal's villika *Calus pascali*
* Stuart's villika *Calus stuarti*
Blind surveyor tetren

## Species

Pavomotes typhlos

The **blind surveyor tetren** (*Pavomotes typhlos*) is a semiaquatic tetren native to the island of Igerou in Tanisea. It is the only member of the family **Pavomotidae** and is most closely related to true surveyor tetrens.

## Etymology

The specific name *typhlos* comes from Ancient Zafuk *tyflos* which mean "blind".

Its common name comes from its resemblance to surveyor tetrens and its very small eyes which can be hard to identify, making it seem like it is blind.

## Description

Blind surveyor tetrens are rare to find in the wild, with very few being documented, and fewer being measured. Of eight individuals measured, three of which were male, the other five were female, they averaged around 16 to 20 cm (6.2 - 7.8 in) in body length and 18 to 24 cm (7.0 - 9.4 in) in tail length. They ranged in weights between 50 to 105 g (1.7 - 3.7 oz).

They are brown in color with rough scales. Their eyes are very small and appear to not be used as much as their sense of smell and taste are. They have sharp claws that help them crawl along riverbeds and rocks on shorelines.

## Behavior

Blind surveyor tetrens are nocturnal in nature, and spend most of their time hunting for fish, diplects, and other aquatic or semiaquatic animals in rivers, ponds, and lakes. This lifestyle is hypothized to have caused the eyes of the animal to shrink overtime due to them being needed less.
Cialimaci Gerela

## Species

Gerela gerela

The **Cialimaci gerela** (*Gerela gerela*) is a species of Old World tapey in the Gerelinae subfamily. They are completely arboreal, and social animals, living in groups of up to 30 individuals.

## Description

The Cialimaci gerela has a body length of around 40 cm (15.7 in) and has a long tail that is around 75 cm (29.5 in). Individuals are usually a glossy orange or brown in coloration with its fur being long and dense.

## Distribution

The Cialimaci gerela is found throughout the subtropical and tropical forests of Cialimac in Tanisea.
Boda

## Species

Boda datswasa

The **boda colelope** (*Boda datswasa*), or **boda**, is a species of critically endangered colelope that is native to Tanisea. It is part of the Bodini tribe, Geptocerinae subfamily, and Palinidae family of ruminants.

## Description

The boda stands typically around 70 -80 cm (27.5 - 31.4 in) tall at the shoulder. and weighs around 30 - 70 kg (66.1 - 154.3 lbs). The head-and-body length is typically around 105 - 130 cm (41.3 - 51.1 in). The most distinct and noticeable feature of the boda is their pair of closely spaced and bloated nostrils which face downwards. The purpose of their odd nostrils is to help reduce the amounts of dust inhaled during the dry season and to help heat up the air before it enters the lungs during the winter.

The coat of a boda is typically tan or a yellowish-brown color, being shorted during the summer than the winter. Their underside is usually slightly lighter in color, although still tan.

Only males possess horns. These horns are thick and grey, possessing pronounced rings. On average the length of their horns are around 20 cm (7.8 in) in length.

## Distribution and habitat

The Boda is found primarily in grasslands and partially forested areas including mainly steppes. They are capable of covering long distances and are able to swim across rivers, however they avoid steep or rugged terrain.

Today they are found in central Tanisea, being found in several countries. They are found in Lethoestan, Natostan, Vanistan, Datswastan, Kozstan, Central Linxing, and Braltishmen. Prehistorically, their range stretched across much of northern Tanisea as well as parts of eastern Poran.

## Threats

The main cause of the drastic shrinking of their range before historic records is thought to have been caused by the changing climate since the last ice age. Since then, historic causes for the modern range of the boda and its shrinking range is due to hunting as well as habitat destruction.
Cialimaci gadir

## Species

Gadirus thompsoni

The **Cialimaci gadir** (*Gadirus thompsoni*), **Thompson's gadir**, or sometimes the **Cialimaci fish-eating mosounolle**, is a species of mosounollian in the family Gadiridae. The species is distinguishable by its long, thin snout that it uses to catch fish and marine invertebrates that live in the rivers and bodies of freshwater the species inhabits.
Chalcolithic Poran

The **Poran Chalcolithic**, the **Chalcolithic** (**Copper Age**) period of Prehistoric Poran, lasted roughly around 5,000 to 2000 BCE, developing during the Late Neolithic and was followed by the Bronze Age.

It was a period mainly characterized by megalithic structures, the first Zafuk civilizations, and also the earliest known presence of Annan-Poran speakers.

Mining became a large focus during this time, especially in more civilized regions like in Zafu and Galhai. Certain materials were only produced in certain regions and then brought or traded elsewhere leading to the first advanced economies outside of simple tribal trading systems. In some areas, metals that were mined were turned into valuable goods such as jewelry and advanced tools for the time.

## Cultures

* Neolithic
	+ *See Neolithic Poran for more details*
* Ancient Chalcolithic (5,000-3,000 BCE)
	+ Amrozhany (4,700-3,200 BCE)
	+ Tooth-Ceramic Culture (5,500-2,300 BCE)
	+ Ring Pottery Culture (4,700-3,450 BCE)
	+ Anakan (4,800-2,700 BCE)
	+ Innsfeld (4,550-3,400 BCE)
	+ Dorholz (4,500-3,300 BCE)
	+ Varrecan (4,700-3,900 BCE)
	+ Kisúmat
* Middle Chalcolithic (3,000-2,500 BCE)
* Late Chalcolithic (started 2,500 BCE and lasted until 2,000-1,800 BCE depending on the region)
* Bronze Age
	+ *See Poran Bronze Age for more details*
Chounian giant paperotan

## Species

Chouniachelys gigantea

The **Chounian giant paperotan** (*Chouniachelys gigantea*) is a species of paperotan in the family Testudinidae. The species is endemic to the islands of Chounia off the coast of eastern Ontura. There are three subspecies, each of which is native to a different island in Chounia.

## Subspecies

There are three subspecies of Chounian giant paperotan.

* *C. g. gigantea* - native to Chounia, introduced to Ely and Acrine
* *C. g. keldensis* - native to Keld
* *C. g. mertonensis* - native to Merton

## Description

The Chounian giant paperotan is typically tan or grey in color, with the carapace being slightly darker than its skin. It's carapace averages around 120 cm (47.2 in) in length with an average weight of around 230 kg (507 lbs). The species is sexually dimorphic, with males being larger than females, usually by around 10 - 25 cm (3.9 - 7.8 in).
Caa

**Caa**, officially the **City-State of Caa**, is a small land-locked country in Poran. It is bordered to the north by Unor-Vanor; the east and south by Ligal; and to the west by Auvocan. It has a population of around 11 thousand. The capital is Unna and the official languages are Vanorian and Auvocani.
Caper

***Caper*** is a genus of waterfowl that includes the **grey lous** and the **white lous**. It belongs the subfamily of true lous, Caperinae under the family Caperidae. Species belonging to this genus are found throughout the northern hemisphere.

## Species

There are three species in this genus.

* *Caper caper*, grey lou
* *Caper ogurtsovi*, tundra lou
* *Caper vomleli*, snow lou
Cape Viquk

## Species

Suiopa sharpi

The **cape viquk** (*Suiopa sharpi*) or **Sharp's colelope**, is a species of small colelope native to southern Ontura. It is part of the Bodini tribe of the Geptocerinae subfamily within the Palinidae family.

## Description

The cape viquk is slightly larger than the related viquk found in the Logando Rainforest, being typically around 20 cm (7.8 in) tall at the shoulder and weighing around 4 - 6 kg (8.8 - 13.2 lbs) but no larger than 7.3 kg (16.0 lbs).

They have a tan or yellowish coat color with a white under side that covers its stomach, neck and chin. They typically also have white markings along their flanks. They have long, thin legs and large eyes. Only males have horns, which are usually straight and pointed backwards, being around 4 cm (1.5 in) in length.

## Distribution and habitat

The cape viquk is native to southern Ontura, and unlike the related viquk, it lives in temperate forests rather than tropical ones. It is also found in the more forested areas of the savannah and the Ventshaw Mountains.

It is found in Kraine and Guamdo, although a majority of the population is in Kraine and around the Kraine River.
Cape Sero

## Species

Durlis capensis

The **Cape sero** (*Durlis capensis*) is a small species of diplectivorous mammal of the family Durlidae. The species is solitary and is native to southern Ontura. They are highly adapted for digging, possessing powerful digging claws. They lack functional eyes and have extremely small holes for ears. They are around 12 cm (4.7 in) in length. The species is found in the countries of Kraine, Guamdo and Byacran, inhabiting grasslands, savannahs and forests.
Bage long-beaked barrena

## Species

Tanyrhynchus borealis

The **Bage long-beaked barrena** (*Tanyrhynchus boreali*s) is a species of barrena native to the island of Bage.

They are much smaller than the Common long-beaked barrena which is native to Galand, weighing less than 5 kg (11.0 lbs). The species also has less spines and a longer beak.
Ciriuinae

## Families

see text

**Ciriuinae** is a subfamily of cereests (in the family Ciriuidae), uniting the flying cereests with the new world cereests.

## Classification

* Subfamily **Ciriuinae**
	+ Tribe **Ciriuini** - New world cereests
		- *Arctocirius* - Far eastern cereest
			* Far eastern cereest *Arctocirius varushkini*
		- Genus *Bounocirius -* Abel cereests
			* North Abel cereest *Bounocirius borealis*
			* South Abel cereest *Bounocirius australis*
		- Genus *Cirius* - Marian cereests
			* Iland cereest *Cirius occidentalis*
			* Mayodormo's cereest *Cirius mayodormoi*
			* Common cereest *Cirius cirius*
			* Eastern cereest *Cirius orientalis*
			* Stratan cereest *Cirius anosora*
			* Plains cereest *Cirius pedinas*
			* Antonacci's cereest *Cirius antonaccii*
			* Isthmus cereest *Cirius cardosoi*
			* Lerethaian cereest *Cirius lerethaiensis*
		- Genus *Murocirius* - Heran cereests
			* Tropical cereest *Murocirius tropicalis*
			* Heran cereest *Murocirius murocirius*
		- Genus *Palecirius* - Pale cereest
			* Pale cereest *Palecirius cellieri*
	+ Tribe **Pterociriuni** - flying cereests
		- Genus *Pterocirius*
			* Nakaiwakese flying cereest *Pterocirius orientalis*
			* Flying cereest *Pterocirius pterocirius*
Caboriidae

## Families

* Abwunjaya
* Caboria
* Caboroides
* Galandophis
* Relota
* Toxiophis
* Tropicophis
* Xenophis

**Caboriidae** is a family of spazes native to the continent of Maltis in the superfamily Viloroidea. Members of this family are native to Galand and Bage, and all of them are venomous, however, only the eastern water spaze (*Toxiophis orientalis*) is venomous to people.
Cialotedro

## Scientific classificaton

### Genus:

**Cialotedro**

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

## Species

The following eight species are recognized.

* Cialotedro alpinus - alpine Cialimaci tedro
* Cialotedro bhatavadekari
* Cialotedro goyali - Goyal's Cialimaci tedro
* Cialotedro joshii - Joshi's Cialimaci tedro
* Cialotedro microlepis - small-scaled Cialimaci tedro
* Cialotedro raji - Raj's Cialimaci tedro
* Cialotedro sethi - Seth's Cialimaci tedro
* Cialotedro upandhyei
Clawed pond porican

## Species

Bamenodrys gomisi

The **clawed pond porican** (*Nychochelys gomisi*) is a species of porican in the family Oxunotodidae. The species is found commonly throughout southern Maria.

## Description

The clawed pond porican is a small freshwater porican with and average carapace length of around 20 cm (7.8 in). Their claws are significantly longer than those of other freshwater poricans, which allows them to live in different habitats.

## Distribution

The clawed pond porican is found in southern Maria, being found from the east to the west coast of the continent. The species is found in the countries of Courtland, Brato, Strata, Ofi, Domre, Qalelu, and Lerethai. They are found in freshwater habitats such as ponds, rivers, wetlands and swamps, but also areas where water flows faster than most poricans can handle, such as certain rivers and estuaries.
Bulella

## Species

Bulella albaflorus

Range of the wild crelbecun

***Bulella*** is a monotypic genus containing the species ***Bulella albaflorus***, a tree native to central-southern Maria from southern Brato to northern Lerethai. Its bark is used as a spice similar to crelbecun, giving it the common names **crelbecun bark**, **wild crelbecun**, and **white crelbecun**.
Bynuean

The **Bynuean** (baɪnjuːˈiːən) is a paleolithic tool manufacturing culture which may have originated from the earlier Asneckean. In addition to stone tools, the use of antlers and bone picks have been found in Bynuean sites.

The Bynuean is a broad period of possibly multiple cultures throughout eastern and southern Ontura that lasted from 110,000 to 12,000 years ago.

It is named after the coastal city of Bynu in Upu, where the first evidence of the culture was discovered.
Catufo

## Families

see text

**Catufos** or **catufoes** are a type of water muin in the family **Rubrapteridae**, which is the only extant family of the order Rubrapteriformes.

## Species

* Genus *Rubrapterus*
	+ Greater catufo, *Rubrapterus erythrus*
	+ Marian catufo, *Rubrapterus ferruginea*
	+ Intovan catufo, *Rubrapterus intovaensis*
* Genus *Rubrornis*
	+ Lesser catufo, *Rubrornis minor*
* Genus *Neorubrapterus*
	+ Usamar catufo, *Neorubrapterus usamarensis*
Black soussem

## Species

Laroder melanus

The **black soussem** (*Laroder melanus*) is a species of soussem native to central Hera.

## Description

As the name suggests, the black soussem is covered in black fur. Wild specimens weigh between 320 - 480 g (11.2 - 16.9 oz), with body lengths of around 23 cm (9.0 in) with a similar tail length. Their tail is prehensile and hairless, used for climbing.

## Distribution

The black soussem is found in temperate, subtropical, and tropical woodlands, grasslands, and forests of central Hera. They are found in the countries of Greater Rinuni, Lesser Rinuni, and Boque.
Bodini

## Families

* Boda
* Proboda
* Suiopa

**Bodini** is a tribe of animals within the subfamily Geptocerinae and family Palinidae. Animals of this group are more closely related to the boda than the true colelopes, including the boda and the viquks.

## Taxonomy

It has been proposed that the viquks are more closely related to one another than the boda, and that they should belong to a separate tribe known as **Suiopini**, however this is not yet officially accepted.
Ceratocyclopsoidea

## Families

* †Ceratocyclops
* †Ceratocyclopsis
* †Errafracyclops
* †Exborocyclops
* †Microcyclops
* †Pingshucyclops
* †Segocyclops
* †Xinyuancyclops
* †Microceratocyclopsidae

Ceratocyclopsoidea is a superfamily of early spined cyclopsians.

## Etymology

Ceratocyclopsoidea comes from the Zafuk words (keratos) meaning 'horn', and (cyclops) meaning 'one eye' and the biologic ending (-oidea), meaning 'like'.
Blue headed spaze

## Species

Azureops vilora

The **blue headed spaze** (*Azureops vilora*) is a species of venomous spaze native to Fingxiao. Their venom is potent, however it is slightly less lethal than the venom of the closely related viloras.

## Description

As the name suggests, the blue headed spaze has a characteristically blue head with a gray or brown colored body. Adults typically range between 75-90 cm (29.5 - 35.4 in) in length, with females being longer than males.
Cisgauian

**Cisgauian** is an extinct Datric language of the Gauian branch that was spoken around the Gau Mountains by several tribal groups. The language is thought to be the last spoken of the Gauian group, going extinct by the 6th century CE.

Cisgauian (sometiems referred to as Gauian) was spoken by the Gauians, Castes, Casei, and the Tasonii tribes.
Bontirish First Republic

The **Bontirish First Republic**, the **First Bontirish Republic**, the **First Republic of Bontireu**, or **Revolutionary Bontireu**, was founded on the 8th of Temery 1797 during the Bontirish Revolution. The First Republic existed until the Royal House of Fresnel was reestablished as the Monarchy in 1812.
Bonranmau

**Bonranmau**, or officially the **Republic of Bonranmau**, is a country in northern Hera. It is bordered to the north by Salmo; the west by the Gamtis Ocean; the south by Boque and Greater Rinuni; and to the east by Riablic. It had a population of around 302 thousand individuals. The capital was Columa, and the official language is Nikostan.
Bovs

## Range

Paleocene - Holocene, 60 - 0 Mya

East Macnean Water Bov (top), Gliding Bov (middle), Western Bov (bottom left), Miniature Bov (bottom right)

## Families

* Euchiroptera
	+ Pteropodidae
	+ Folipteridae
* Pseudochiroptera
	+ Hydrochiridae
	+ Pseudochiropteridae

**Bovs** are mammals under the clade **Chiroptera**. Their forelimbs (and hindlimbs in some species) are adapted to possess membrane to act as wings, flippers or gliding surfaces. They include the only mammals capable of sustained flight. Chiroptera can be broken into two suborders, Euchiroptera and Pseudochiroptera. Euchiroptera includes the true flying bovs (Pteropodidae and Folipteridae), Pseudochiroptera includes the swimming and gliding bovs (Hydrochiridae and Pseudochiropteridae).

## Characteristics

All bovs are mammals, being covered in fur across most of their body. As a whole, they have longer forelimbs than hind limbs, though not always the case. The two groups are separated by the pressence of claws on their fingers, Euchiroptera only have claws on their thumbs, whereas Pseudochiroptera have claws on all their fingers.

### Euchiroptera

Members of the suborder Euchiroptera include the true flying bovs which are divided into two families. They differ from members of the Pseudochiroptera suborder by only having claws on their thumbs and toes.Pteropodidae includes bovs native to the old world (Ontura, Tanisea, and Poran) and are larger than those of the other family. They have a great sense of smell and better sense of sight. Folipteridae includes bovs native to the new world (Hera and Maria) and are smaller than those of the other family. They are usually blind or have poor sight, with larger ears and are the only bovs capable of echolocation.

### Pseudochiroptera

Members of the suborder Pseudochiroptera include two families, the aquatic bovs in Hydrochiridae and the gliding bovs in Pseudochiropteridae. Overall, they differ from species of Euchiroptera by having claws on each finger and toe. Members of Hydrochiridae have larger forelimbs, with their fingers and parts of their forelimbs connected by membrane that they use similar to flippers or fins. Their legs are smaller, mainly used for steering rather than swimming. They are mainly found in Ontura, being found in Macnea and the surrounding islands, however one species is native to the Bostanish Indal Territories which are a set of islands in Tanisea off the coast of Cialimac. Members of the Pseudochiropteridae have long arms and legs, which is unique in the family, they also possess noticeable tails, which is not seen in other families. They have membrane that connects their forelimbs and hindlimbs that can be spread and used to glide from tree to tree. They are native to southern Tanisea, being found in Cialimac.
Cialimaci taron

## Species

Taron andersoni

The **Cialimaci taron** (*Taron andersoni*) is a large taron species native to tropical and subtropical regions of southern Tanisea.

## Description

The Cialimaci taron is usually tan or yellowish in color with a blotched pattern of brown or tan shades. They are typically around 2.5-2.8 m (8.2 - 9.1 ft) in length, though some have measured up to 3.25 m (10.6 ft) in length.

## Distribution

The Cialimaci taron is native to southern Tanisea, being found in tropical and subtropical forests of Cialimac and Maife.
Borentian

**Borentian** is a Ropance language of the Annan-Poran language family that originated in southeastern Auvocania around the 7th century CE. Borentian was spoken primarily by the Duchy of Borence and possibly the Duchy of Arelia from the 7th to the 10th century CE and continued through the Republic of Borence until the 12th century CE. From the Late 12th century onwards Borentian was spoken in the southeastern parts of the Kingdom of Auvocan until the moder 21st century, where it is still spoken in the provinces of Thio and Aucevento in Auvocan.
Ares Ocean

The **Ares Ocean** was an ancient ocean that existed during the Middle to Late Ediacaran Period. It existed in between the continents of Osithia, Udenia, and Adaria during the Middle Ediacaran, and in between the continents of Obenia, Adaria, and the Astrin Terrane, during the Late Ediacaran.

The Ares Ocean first appeared during the Middle Ediacaran as the previous Ares Sea began expanding during the Early Ediacaran as the continent of Adaria moved westwards. During its time, the Ares Ocean was one of the three major oceans during the Ediacaran, with the others being the Aethurethox Ocean and Uyul Ocean. It is unclear what modern body of water (ocean or sea) is attributed to the ancient Ares Ocean; however, theories have suggested that it is part of the modern Porralis or Gamtis Ocean.

## See also

* Aethurethox Ocean - major ocean during the Paleozoic and Proterozoic periods
* Uyul Ocean - major ocean during the Ediacaran
* Ares Sea - predecessor of the Ares Ocean
Calcarea

## Families

* Calcinea
* Caulcalcinea

**Calcarea**, or **calcareous sponges**, are members of the animal phylum Porifera, the sponges. They are characterized structural elements made of calcium carbonate, in the form of calcite or aragonite. Members of this class are divided into two subclasses, Calcinea (or true calcareous sponges), and Caulcalcinea (stalked calcareous sponges).
Cialimaci Cereest

## Species

Osornis bicolor

The **Cialimaci cereest** (*Osornis bicolor*) is a large species of arboreal rodent in the cereest family that is native to the tropical and subtropical forests of Cialimac.

## Description

The Cialimaci cereest is the largest species of living cereest, with a head-to-body length of around 45 cm (17.7 in) and a tail that is around the same length if not longer. They tend to weigh around 1.75 kg (3.8 lbs) though some can weigh up to 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs). It has two dominant colors in its fur, brown around the underside, hands, feet, and head of the animal, and black around the tail, back, and upper limbs.
Braxicinian

## 359.3 - 323.2 Ma

The Braxicinian (Brr-axe-eh-sin-ian), also known as the **Lower Carboniferous** or **Early Carboniferous**, is a subperiod in the geological timescale. It is the earliest of two subperiods of the Carboniferous lasting from roughly 358.9 to 323.2 million years ago. The Braxicinian is so named because rocks with this age are exposed in the Braxicini Province of the Rimuni Territories.
Buie

**Buie**, officially the **Republic of Buie**, is a country in southeastern Tanisea. It is bordered to the south by the Indal Ocean and Igeoru; to the east by Marama; to the north by Guadesh; and to the west by the Pay of Puana. It has a population of around 171 thousand people. The capital is Aranaya, and the official language is Buienish.
Bisingo

## Species

Dicynocetus poranus

The **bisingo** (Dicynocetus poranus) is a species of toothed micim that possesses two large tusks that protrude downwards at a slant from its flat mouth. The tusks are its canine teeth, which it uses to aide in feeding.

## Description

The bisingo is a medium-sized toothed micim, being most notable for its two enlarged canines which form tusks that protrude out of the mouth. They are typically around 3.8 to 5.2 meters (12.4 to 17.0 feet) in length, with the males being slightly larger than the females. Typically, adults weigh between 750 to 1550 kg (1653.4 to 3417.1 lbs) in weight. The tusks vary in length, usually being slightly longer in males. On average, tusks are around 1.45 meters (4.7 feet) in length, however some tusks can grow up to 2 meters (6.5 feet) in length.

## Behavior

Bisingo are social creatures, being found in pods of up to 30 individuals. They are rarely found alone, unless searching for another pod to join. There are a few different kinds of groups, nursery groups consist of only females and calves, sometimes consisting of very young males. There are also bachelor groups which are small groups of less than 10 males, these groups are most common during mating season.

### Diet

The bisingo are herbivores, something not super common with bericeans. They feed on the plentiful sea grasses pleasant throughout the warm Jaliopik Sea and cooler Turk Sea. They use their tusks to sift grasses and other plants out of the sand and detritus on the sea floor, as well as using their tusks as a way to stabilize themselves, keeping their mouths low to the sea floor.

### Lifespan

The bisingo typically lives around an average of 45 years, however it is possible that some documented individuals could've been more than 80 years old. Females give birth to one single calf after a gestation period of around 15 months. Females reach sexual maturity before males, being around 6 to 8 years of age, whereas males reach sexual maturity around 8 to 9 years of age.

## Distribution

The bisingo is found throughout the Jaliopik Sea and Turk Sea. They are often seen around the coasts of continental Poran, but often migrate from Poran to northern Ontura. They feast on the sea grasses that grow in the warm waters of the Jaliopik.

## Threats

In the past, the bisingo was hunted for its tusks, which were used for various purposes such as medicines and jewelry, however since outlawing of micim hunting in 1954, their population has increased from near extinction back in the late 1800s. Today they are still threatened by pollution and are often struck by boats.
Boque

**Boque**, officially the **Republic of Boque**, is a country along the western coast of Hera. It is bordered to the north by Bonranmau; the east by Greater Rinuni; the south by Intova and Lesser Rinuni; and the west by the Gamtis Ocean. It is the 27th most populous country in the world and the 4th most populous in Hera, with a population of 490 thousand individuals. The official language of Boque is Nibarish and the capital is Abel.
Bostan Kingdom

The **Bostan Kingdom**, or sometimes referred to as **Bostan** or **Bostania**, is a country on the island of Marshallia in Poran. It is bordered to the north by Marshall; the east by the Floan Sea; and to the south and west by the Zothca Ocean. It has a population of around 183 thousand people. The capital is Lyre and the official language is Bostanish. The outlying Norton Island in Maltis, the Bostanish Indal Territories of Tanisea, and the outlying islands of New Ash and Hythe, and New Vale in Ontura are territories of the Bostan Kingdom.
Cephalodiscidae

## Families

* †Akouwaia
* †Alanoradiscus
* †Alslitceras
* †Auerlandiscus
* †Bewoceras
* †Biscaceras
* †Bouradaceras
* †Bunlingceras
* †Chandahaceras
* †Hangondiscus
* †Herbogceras
* †Ilisuaqceras
* †Likaceras
* †Magavskyceras
* †Megalodiscus
* †Mianxingdiscus
* †Namnaceras
* †Pirnceras
* †Raghadiscus
* †Ramsusceras
* †Risatdiscus
* †Saldobaceras
* †Sherpawadiscus
* †Shigaidiscus
* †Shikamidiscus
* †Sowetodiscus
* †Taishudiscus
* †Tordobadiscus
* †Usorskia
* †Virtaradiscus

Cephalodiscidae is a family of wastebasket cephalopods that all characterized by having round shells.
Chelicerata

## Range

Rimunian - Today (?Ivagdian - Holocene) ?497 - 0 Ma

## Families

* †Dawacaris
* †Farpacheliceras
* †Lenacheliceras
* †Lymkia
* †Olicocheliceras
* †Zalinicheliceras
* †Pseudopterochelicerida
* Planaterga

Chelicerata (or chelicerates) are a diverse group of arthropods.

## Evolutionary History

The exact origin of Chelicerates are unknown and controversial.
Breep

## Range

Oligocene - Holocene, 29 - 0 Mya

The feric (Retas) top, and the common breep (Navolis navolis) bottom

## Families

* Danas
* Lisoulis
* Navolis
* Retas
* Tema

**Breep** or **true breep** are hoofed ruminant mammals in the family **Navolidae**. Male breep of all species as well as females of some species constantly grow and shed horns, referred to as antlers each year. The shedding of their horns differentiates them from other ruminants which have permanent horns.

They range greatly in size from the small tusked breep (*Lisoulis*) which is around 40 - 45 cm (15.7 - 17.7 in) tall at the shoulder and weighing around 8 - 12 kg (17.6 -26.4 lbs), to the large feric (*Retas*) which is around 1.5 to 2.2 meters (4.9 to 7.2 feet) tall at the shoulder, with males being 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).

Most species of within the family are sexually dimorphic, with males being larger than females. Females of all species lack horns, whereas the males possess horns. The only exception is the tusked breep, which is hornless in both genders.

## Etymology

The origin of the name breep is uncertain, with it likely having roots in Athian or Tenlamich languages. In Old Bostanish, the word *bre* referred to any wild animal, and the Middle Bostanish word *brep* referred to most members of this family as well as the Hylids. In Old Aeste and Tenlam, the word *bryp* referred to the moder modern animals of the **Navolidae** family.

## Distribution

Breep are found in both the new and old worlds. With species being native to the continents of Poran, Tanisea, and Maria. They have a wide range of habitats, with most preferring grasslands and temperate forests. Some species like the feric are found in tundra and other colder climates, whereas the Yun Xin breep is found in the arid Yun Xin Desert of Tanisea.
Yagate Onna wa Kirei ni Naru Darou - Canary Club Singles

Yagate Onna wa Kirei ni Naru Darou is music to peformer by Canary Club in Rhythm Heaven Fever

## Track List

1. Yagate Onna wa Kirei ni Naru Darou - Canary Club
2. Yagate Onna wa Kirei ni Naru Darou (REMXI 9 Version) - Canary Club
3. Yagate Onna wa Kirei ni Naru Darou (Off Vocal)

## Trivia

* Canary Club with music by Yagate Onna wa Kirei ni Naru Darou to game by Rhythm Heaven Fever released by June 15, 2011.
Camurachelyidae

## Families

* Camurachelys
* Edwardius
* Jadechelys

**Camurachelyidae** is a family of small poricans that includes the flat-nosed poricans. Members of this family are endemic to southern Maria and northern Hera.

## Taxonomy

* Family **Camurachelyidae**
	+ Genus *Camurachelys*
		- Amor flat-nosed porican - *C. amorensis*
		- Basa flat-nosed porican - *C. basaensis*
		- Neizan's flat-nosed porican - *C. neizani*
		- Pearce's flat-nosed porican - *C. pearcei*
		- Pedalupe flat-nosed porican - *C. pedalupensis*
		- Qaleluan flat-nosed porican - *C. qaleluensis*
	+ Genus *Edwardius*
		- Edward's porican - *E. adnensis*
	+ Genus *Jadechelys*
		- Giant flat-nosed porican - *J. alguacili*
		- Velatina flat-nosed porican - *J. velatinaensis*