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** Many flightless species of Tapejarid pterosaurs, who no longer have to devote brain power to flight navigation, are far more intelligent. A few species like the Notzokidue of Pakardia are sapient beings rather than mere beasts.
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** Many flightless species of Tapejarid pterosaurs, who no longer have to devote brain power to flight navigation, are far more intelligent. A few species like the Notzokidue of Pakardia and the Juiji of Kaishel are sapient sophont beings rather than mere beasts.
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* CannibalismSuperpower: Man-eating animals can get stronger eating the hereditary magic in Kaimerans or any magic from witches in general. Enough consumption can lead to animals becoming demons like Vaskalamaldus the Raven King.
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** Many small multituberculates like the pouch rat or the sparrowmouse are named after familiar rodents they resemble. This is in spite of the fact that they are not placental mammals like true rodents.
* CannibalismSuperpower: Man-eating animals can get stronger by eating the hereditary magic in Kaimerans or any magic from witches in general. Enough consumption can lead to animals becoming demons like Vaskalamaldus the Raven King.
* CannibalismSuperpower: Man-eating animals can get stronger by eating the hereditary magic in Kaimerans or any magic from witches in general. Enough consumption can lead to animals becoming demons like Vaskalamaldus the Raven King.
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** Adaptiform Primates are called lemurs, as while they aren't part of the lemur clade it helps naturalists distinguish them from monkeys and apes. While the common arboreal lemurs do not look different from their Madagascar relatives, the cursorial lemurs look like a mix between ring-tailed lemurs and baboons, and flying lemurs are [[NotQuiteFlight gliding primates]] with bat-like wings akin to [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender Momo the lemur]].
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Birth-giving Koordu no longer canon
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* PregnantReptile: The Koordu, a sauropod from Kaishel, gives birth to live young rather than lay eggs like other sauropods. This evolved in response to the colder climate of Kaishel making it harder to lay multitudes of eggs like their non-polar relatives.
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** In the early videos, the new common ornithischian after hadrosaurs were wiped out in the Dynastic Extinction were called parksosaurs, since at the time the parkosaur clade was considered a basal ornithischian like elasmerians. After new research place Parksosaurs as members of thescelosaurs, Keenan split the Parksosaurs between the thescelosaurs of Ni'kar and the elasmerians of Arvel.
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** In the early videos, the new common ornithischian after hadrosaurs were wiped out in the Dynastic Extinction were collectively called parksosaurs, since at the time the parkosaur clade was considered a basal ornithischian like elasmerians. After new research place Parksosaurs as members of thescelosaurs, Keenan split the Parksosaurs between the thescelosaurs of Ni'kar and the elasmerians of Arvel.Arvel.
** The Koordu, when introduced in the Kaishel episode, was originally a Dicraeosaur sauropod that evolved to the colder climate and [[PregnantReptile gave birth to live-young]]. A Twitter [[https://twitter.com/TalesofKaimere/status/1790511463393632284?t=l_SRoLwl2cLInRogRjaoyg&s=19 post]] from Keenan will have the Koordu as a descendant of a prosauropod from the Jurassic period... though lacking the large size and ability to give birth.
** The Koordu, when introduced in the Kaishel episode, was originally a Dicraeosaur sauropod that evolved to the colder climate and [[PregnantReptile gave birth to live-young]]. A Twitter [[https://twitter.com/TalesofKaimere/status/1790511463393632284?t=l_SRoLwl2cLInRogRjaoyg&s=19 post]] from Keenan will have the Koordu as a descendant of a prosauropod from the Jurassic period... though lacking the large size and ability to give birth.
