Welachimorpha

Welachimorpha (Selachimorpha but with a W for worm) is a clade under the Order Arouraioukarcharias, and is one of the basal clades of Hume III. Like the Gomphiobia of Wallace II, they will take up the roles of sharks on Hume III. The colonists of Hume III wanted to call them Wharks (Worm Sharks), but the name was already taken by Wallace II colonists, calling the Gomphiobia Wharks (Wallace Sharks), so Hume III colonist had to settle with calling them Hharks (Hume Sharks). However, some people didn't like that name so they came up with a few others: Wish Sharks, Shark Wishes, Alien Sharks, and Sharkers or Sharkies. About 333,333,333 Years ago, a clade evolved from the Welachimorpha, which just like Gomphiobia, would begin the Welachimorpha's descent on to the land. This new semi-aquatic clade is called Karchariasmorpha (Land Shark form in greek). The first species in this new land clade will be *Dimidiumturpis ocellatum*, akin to Hemiscyllium ocellatum (Epaulette shark) on Earth. but then will evolve into a Tiktaalik-like species later on. This Tiktaalik-like Hhark will then evolve into the Superclass karcharias. They will take the role of Tetrapods on Secundoterra, completely taking over the continent. "Why only Secundoterra?" you may ask. Well, because North Primaterra has Cathibian filling out that role, and South Primaterra has Septempollicems filling out that role, and all the other continents will have something filling out that role. Another interesting clade is Turpisossea, sharks that would forgo their cartilage skeleton for a bony one. interestingly enough this happened twice independently of each other the other time it happened was in the clade Karchariasoston,

They first evolved around 420mya, their exact point of origin is unknown. The first true Hhark evolved around 400mya, the first species was Welacha welach. Like sharks on Earth, they have survived every mass extinction event they've lived through, but they were hit really really hard during the end of times mass extinction event. What the great dying did to sharks on Earth has nothing in comparison to what the end of times did to the hharks on Hume III. Some genera only lost one or a few species, while other genera lost all but one species, some interior Genera went extinct. Some families lost a lot of their Genera, while most families lost most of their genera, some families even had only one Genera left to their name. Some orders went entirely extinct and all the surviving orders, except for one, had only one family left in their name. The only order that had most then one family left was the order Welachi, which coincidentally happens to be the first order of hharks to ever evolved. The survivors were the ones that weren't very specialized and were more general, the reason for this is because after the mass extinction event any hhark that was specialized to live in a certain area, certain climent, or a hhark specialize in eating one specific type of food, that food was gone and that area had been changed, they could no longer live there and they didn't have enough time to adapt, and some of them were too specialized to adapt, so they went extinct. Here are the survivors!

## The Survivors!

### Orders

Order: Welachi (Hharks)(Basal Hharks)(First Hharks)

* Clade: Welachiformes
* Clade: Neowelacha (New Hharks)
* Clade: Semnotyformes

Order: Anguilliwelachia (Eel Hharks)

* Clade: Chelifialtia

Order: Orectolobia (Cute Hharks)

* Clade: Suctiowelacha

Order: Sierria (Sawfaced Hharks)(Saw Nosed Hharks)(Saw Snouted Hharks)(Sawhharks)

Order: Chortofagos (Vegan Hharks)(Vegetarian Hharks)

Order: Tiganitia (Pancake Hharks)

* Clade: Trachyplatiformes (Stone Hharks)

Order: Mantahhayia (Stinghhrays)

Order: Nomantahhayia (Non Sting Hhrays)

### Families

Family: Welachidae

Family: Dimidiumturpiidae

Family:

### Genera

Genus: Welacha

Genus: *Dimidiumturpis*

Genus:

### Species

Species: Welacha sobreviviente

Species: *Dimidiumturpis ocellatum*

Species:

### Clades

Clade: Karchariasmorpha (Land Shark formes)

Clade: Epipedikarcharia (Pancake Hharks and Hhrays)

Clade: Neowelacha (New Hharks)

## Taxonomy

Kingdom: Animalisaliena

Phylum: Xenochordata

Subphylum: Psariaskoulikion

Clade: **Welachimorpha**

Superclasses, classes, and clades under Welachimorpha:

Class: Oseotiburonia (Only one species left)

Clade: Welachiformes

Clade: Turpisossea

Clade: Karchariasmorpha

Clade: Karchariaiformes

Superclass: Karcharias

Class: Olisthiroskarcharias

Clade: Karchariasoston

Clade: Karchariaslandkarcharia

Class: Trachydermia

Class: Akatergastodermia

Clade: Epistrofistospiti

Clade: Ntanokarcharia

* Family: Karcharipithidae
* Group: Karchariraptoria
* Family: Monoptreyidae
* Family: Geocharidae

Clade: Karchariesgounas

Class: Karchariasgalaktos

Clade: Fterotoskarcharia

Class: Iptamenoskarchariasia

Clade: Pulmonisturpis

Clade: Oikarcharieseinaioiidioi

* Order: Dendrocharis
* Order: Lystropoda
* Order: Terracharis
* Clade: Tentomastomiformes

Add your own clades and classes here

The Taxonomy of the first Hhark

Kingdom: Animalisaliena

Phylum: Xenochordata

Subphylum: Psariaskoulikion

Class: Chondrkiepithymia

Clade: Welachimorpha

Clade: Welachiformes

Superorder: Welachia

Order: Welachi

Family: Welachidae

Genus: Welacha

Species: Welach