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* OneMillionBC: Despite being pretty accurate for its day, the book starts featuring humans at one point, which moves it into this trope.[[spoiler: Apart from humans being present from the devonian age until today, earth's history works out like in reality (aside from ScienceMarches On).
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* AncientRome: Roman intruders to the Eifel are briefly mentioned in the epilogue.
* AncientRome: Roman intruders to the Eifel are briefly mentioned in the epilogue.
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** Also, the first humans being described as blond while blond hair has only evolved much later. This is most likely a case of HumansAreWhite.
** Also, the first humans being described as blond while blond hair has only evolved much later. This is most likely a case of HumansAreWhite.
* CreatorProvincialism: While most of the story takes place all over the world in the devonian age, the epilogue in the modern age takes place in the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eifel Eifel]], where the author lived.
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* DinosaursAreDragons: At some point between Stielauge's death and the modern day, humanity has to deal with dragons. The timespan implies that they are dinosaurs. There's also a picture of one of those dragons which looks like a Slurpasaur and is surrounded by Pterosaurs.
* DistantFinale:[[spoiler: The last two chapters tell the story of humanity from the catastrophe that killed off Stielauge until today and how the author found the fossil.]]
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** [[spoiler: Another even bigger flood happens near the end of the book when the moon is destroyed. In one of the bible quotes it's specifically mentioned that god created it to wipe out humanity except for Noah and his family. However, this is later proven wrong since the only human surivors are shown to be the nameless and his wife and he is then given the name Manu.]]
* LocalReference: Stielauge is based on a specificl trilobite fossil the author found near his home[[spoiler:, and the epilogue tells a brief version of the place's human history including the finding of the fossil.]]
* MostWritersAreHuman:[[spoiler: The writer wouldn't have to include humans in the devonian age or an epilogue where humans find Stielauge's fossil for the story, so it seems to be due to this trope.]]
* TheNameless: The humans. It's implied that they are Adam and Eve[[spoiler: before god calls the male Manu near the end of the book.]]
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* PteroSoarer: The "dragon" is surrounded by pterosaurs in the picture. Due to ScienceMarchesOn, they fit this trope.
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* AlwaysABiggerFish: Stielauge meets various creatures, most of them are bigger than anything he's met before. The biggest is Kokk, the placoderm, and even he is dwarfed by the ray. [[spoiler:Even the ray meets his end through the WorfEffect.]]
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** [[spoiler:Third, in accord with the Welteislehre, the moon is made out of ice and only its core is made of stone and metal.]]
* ColorFailure: When the starfishes die in the great flood, their color fades (except for the black ones).
* DealWithTheDevil: The ray is accused of making a DealWithTheDevil to get his electric powers.
* [[spoiler:ADeathInTheLimelight: The ray first appears in ]]chapter 14[[spoiler:, after Stielauge's death, is the protagonist of this chapter and then dies like all the other animals.]]
* [[spoiler:ADeathInTheLimelight: The ray first appears in ]]chapter 14[[spoiler:, after Stielauge's death, is the protagonist of this chapter and then dies like all the other animals.]]
** [[spoiler: And later to the second one.]]
* FlyingSeafoodSpecial: Stielauge and the ray do this at different times in the book due to being hurled out of the water by a storm.
**[[spoiler: Another even bigger flood happens near the end of the book when the moon is destroyed.]]
* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: The ray is described as a dragon twice.
* KilledOffScreen: [[spoiler: After Stielauge's fight with Kokk, we see Stielauge succumb to his injuries. Later it's revealed that Kokk died even before Stielauge from his own injuries.]]
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** His marriage ends in a similar way after fighting Kokk.
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* SpoilerTitle: Chapter 13 is called "Und so starb Stielauge" (And that's how Stielauge died)
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* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: [[spoiler:Stielauge involuntarily does this by fossilizing after his death.]]
* ForegoneConclusion: We see Stielauge's fossil in the beginning of the book.[[spoiler: Later, he dies and the fossilization process is described.]]
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* HeroicSacrifice: Stielauge saves his wife from Kokk and actually manages the fight him off, but in the next chapter, he dies from his injuries.
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* [[spoiler:AnyoneCanDie: At first it seems like Stielauge has PlotArmor, as he survives lots of troubles against all odds, but then he finally succumbs to his injuries after fighting Kokk.]]
** Atlantis' existence in this book is based on a hypothesis by Austrian geologist Eduard Suess, who erroneously believed that in the Paleozoic there were two large continents in the Northern Hemisphere: "Atlantis", North America connected to Europe by a peninsula (=Greenland and Iceland); and "Angara-land", eastern Asia, named after the Angara River in Siberia. Angaraland also gets sometimes mentioned in the book, but it doesn't have a mythical counterpart like Atlantis.
** Another famous sunken continent, Lemuria, is mentioned as being located at the other side of the world.
** Another famous sunken continent, Lemuria, is mentioned as being located at the other side of the world.
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* AlienSky: Over the second half of the book, the moon gets bigger and bigger[[spoiler: or rather closer to earth]]
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* EyeScream: Stielauge blinds Kokk by impaling his optic nerve from within.
* GoForTheEye: Stielauge impales Kokks optic nerve from within.
* KillItThroughItsStomach: This is how Stielauge defeats Kokk.
* TheLostLenore: It's not clear if she's dead, but Stielauge's wife definitely disappears after his fight with Kokk.
* MixAndMatchCritters: Kokk is described as "Panzerfish", which means he is a placoderm, but he also has elements of lobe-finned fishes as well.
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* ScaryScorpions: The creature Stielauge encounters in the desert looks a bit like a scorpion, but is only called "Kerfe", an old German word for insects.
* SceneryGorn: Every time when a major cataclysm destroys life on earth, for example in chapter two and four, it is described in every detail.
* SceneryPorn: The SceneryGorn in chapter four is interrupted by detailed descriptions of how plants conquered dry land and made it green.
* SceneryGorn: Every time when a major cataclysm destroys life on earth, for example in chapter two and four, it is described in every detail.
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* SceneryGorn: Every time when a major cataclysm destroys life on earth, for example in chapter two and four, it is described in every detail.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: Author Batti Dohm was a geologist and paleontologist, so it's only natural for him to write about trilobites.
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** Later, when he meets the trilobite who would eventually (that means, this very night) become his wife, they marry in her cave with no guests present.
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* Determinator: Stielauge when he runs towards his new wife in chapter 11. He doesn't even stop to eat.
** All the animals when they flee from the ice age. They just swim and walk away from the cold, only stopping when they die or reach warmer waters.
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