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* InSpiteOfANail: In the Spec Earth, there are numerous taxa which would not have existed during the Late Cretaceous, but still evolved during the Cenozoic and survived to the present day down familiar lines in spite of the massive difference in global ecology, designated as parallel species (or just P-, for short). This may vary from order level (primates, several bird groups) all the way down to parallel ''species'' (such as P-''Crocodylus niloticus'', the Nile crocodile).
* LeftHanging: There are still several incomplete pages, incomplete descriptions and illustrations, and dead links that haven't been fixed.
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* InSpiteOfANail: In the Spec Earth, there are numerous taxa which would not have existed during the Late Cretaceous, but still evolved during the Cenozoic and survived to the present day down familiar lines in spite of the massive difference in global ecology, designated as parallel species (or just P-, for short). This may vary from order level (primates, several bird groups) all the way down to parallel ''species'' (such as P-''Crocodylus niloticus'', the Nile crocodile).
crocodile). The Ice Age also still happens at about the same time, meaning that dinosaurs become extremely feathery just like the extremely furry Pleistocene mammals.
* LeftHanging: There are still several incomplete pages, incomplete descriptions and illustrations, and dead links that haven't been fixed.
* LeftHanging: There are still several incomplete pages, incomplete descriptions and illustrations, and dead links that haven't been fixed.
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* TerrifyingTyrannosaur: Descendants of the tyrannosaurids are common large predators, and they're just as terrifying as ever, with some reaching even greater sizes than ''T.Rex'' itself. Most of them have feathers due to living through the ice age. There's also some groups of smaller tyrannosaurs which fill the mid-sized predator niche due to giant raptors becoming the new apex predators. Despite being smaller, they're still vicious predators.
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* ToxicDinosaur: There are several species of poisonous dinosaurs, though in keeping with the site's attention to accuracy none of them are truly venomous. They include the Pyoro (an ankylosaur that traded heavy armor for toxic flesh as a way protecting itself from predators), the Tweety-birds (primitive birds with poisonous feathers), and the Nerd-Of-Paradise (a tree-dwelling theropod that eats poisonous fruit and defends itself by vomiting on its enemies).
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Ptero Soarer is now a redirect to Terror Dactyl which focuses more on the Prehistoric Monster aspect of pterosaurs.
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* PteroSoarer: Averted. Until very recently, this was due to the project simply not having any pterosaurs at all, as the creators initially believed they were declining prior to the K/T extinction. In the most current version, there are pterosaurs, but they are not numerous and exist mainly as flightless predators in Australia.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Penguins of DEATH!!!, ninja penguins, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and just plain old penguins]].
