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| Australian Diictodon | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| General information | |||
| Universe | Real Life | ||
| Aliases | Australian ??? | ||
| Classification | ??? | ||
| Scientific synonyms | Diictodon padanicus (old classification) Diictodon coyi (older classification) | ||
| Species type | ??? | ||
| Homeworld | Earth | ||
| Environment | Grasslands, deserts | ||
| Discovered | ??? | ||
| Biological information | |||
| Lifespan | ??? | ||
| Reproduction | Sexual; ??? | ||
| Average weight | Same size as Guinea Pig | ||
| Average length | Same size as Guinea Pig | ||
| Locomotion | ??? | ||
| Feeding behavior | Herbivorous / Plant eater | ||
| Prey | Grass, plants, spiders and ??? | ||
| Distinctive features | ??? | ||
| Lineage information | |||
| Ancestor(s) | Diictodon (Walking with Monsters) | ||
| Related species | Diictodon feliceps Diictodon galeops | ||
| Cultural information | |||
| Alignment | Neutral | ||
| Sociocultral characteristics | |||
| Scientific taxonomy | |||
| Planet | Earth | ||
| Domain | Eukaryota | ||
| Kingdom | Animalia | ||
| Phylum | Chordata | ||
| Subphylum | ??? | ||
| Infraphylum | ??? | ||
| Superclass | Tetrapoda | ||
| Class | Mammalia | ||
| Subclass | ??? | ||
| Infraclass | ??? | ||
| Superorder | ??? | ||
| Order | Therapsida | ||
| Suborder | Anomodontia | ||
| Infraorder | ??? | ||
| Superfamily | ??? | ||
| Family | Pylaecephalidae | ||
| Genus | ??? | ||
| Species | ??? | ||
| Other information | |||
| Status | ??? | ||
| Creator | ??? | ||
| First sighting | ??? | ||
| Possible population | ??? | ||
The Australian Diictodon is a herbivorous non-extinct pylaecephalid dicynodont native to Northern Territory and the South Australia.
Etymology[]
The etymology of ??? is a combination of Latin and Greek roots that reflect the ???’s distinct traits and evolutionary background:
- ???:
- Derived from the Latin word "???", meaning "???," ???.
- The Greek word "???" means "???" or "???," ???.
- ???:
- The Latin root "???" means "???," ???.
- "???" ???. ???.
Overall, the name ??? highlights both the land-adapted features (horns, shrunken fins) and its lineage from ancient, pylaecephalid dicynodont like Diictodon, making it a fitting scientific name for the Australian Diictodon.
Biology[]
Appearance and intelligence[]
Australian Diictodon resemble the grandeur of their pylaecephalid dicynodont ancestors, TBA.
Sexual dimorphism[]
TBA.
Mutations[]
TBD.
Prehensile tail[]
TBA.
Communication, loyalty and territorial disputes[]
TBA.
Behaviors during seasons[]
TBA.
Strange discoveries[]
TBA.