Therianthrope is a bit too arcane to be the main title for a trope. It is a redirect, however.
The trope has now been launched under Our Werebeasts Are Different.
Eventually I will move some of the information currently in folders on Our Werewolves Are Different to Anaylsis pages for Our Werebeasts Are Different and/or Our Werewolves Are Different.
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Ninja'd, but just for the sake of being pedantic, it is Gratuitous Greek, not Latin.
edited 20th Aug '11 8:37:49 PM by Auxdarastrix
I changed accounts.
Then why is lycanthrope an option...?
Oh, nevermind, this has been handled. I'm late to the party. Ah well.
I am now known as Flyboy.
I am using therianthrope thrice in the description. The first just for the sake of being informative, the second to introduce a link to The Other Wiki article by the same title, and the third time just because the rhyme between "Therianthrope" and "Super-Trope" was too good to resist. 
I would appreciate any help I can get by changing over any usages of Our Werewolves Are Different to Our Werebeasts Are Different when appropriate (ie for examples that cover more than just wolves), and for copying any examples on work pages they find during this process to the Our Werebeasts Are Different if the examples are not already listed there.
edited 20th Aug '11 10:03:55 PM by Auxdarastrix
Have now started a YKKTW for Selkies
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It's not a term that anyone knows. We're using it as a redirect, but we don't use random obscure Latin for titles for the same reason we try not to use random obscure Japanese for titles.
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