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| Ook | Mar 10 2010, 11:13 AM Post #1 |
not a Transhuman
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| Ook | Mar 11 2010, 11:10 AM Post #16 |
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i think about amazon river dolphin-he can survive,(i give ganga river dolphin are on best way to go extinct) |
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| Ook | Mar 11 2010, 03:45 PM Post #17 |
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Hyraxs are evolved into antelope like forms-two groups - one have tusks like babirusa and second have little trunk and little elephant like trunk...the trunked are more diversed hornrusks live only in mainland africa Trunked live in mainland africa and two species in asia i give here scatch tomorrow there is also two species of dugong like hyrax,but they are slowly replaced by other,more succesful marine mammals |
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| Carlos | Mar 11 2010, 03:48 PM Post #18 |
Adveho in me Lucifero
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La Plata dolphins are more likely in my opinion, since they are the least endangered |
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| truteal | Mar 11 2010, 04:17 PM Post #19 |
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what he said and I didn't say his drawing sucks, I said that his drawings remind me of Metazoica, and yes, he does draw better than me |
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| OmegaBeaver | Mar 11 2010, 10:49 PM Post #20 |
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Once again Bexi, give credit for using my map, or make your own. Oh and if the world has higher seas how come some areas have MORE land, like the areas you edited in? |
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| Ook | Mar 12 2010, 02:44 AM Post #21 |
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sorry for map steal,i give you credits yesterday to the first post  there are no higher seas,becaouse in arctic ocean are very big glaciers...In mediterran mountains are big gralciers too...antarctic is covered by tundra,on the far north are first forests..but in south are glaciers too...Iceland is more bigger and its propably basis for new continent |
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| OmegaBeaver | Mar 12 2010, 08:24 AM Post #22 |
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Thanks for the credit!  Now, on the map, if your world does not have higher sea levels, then you cant you my map, because its for a situationwhere about 85% of the worlds glaciers have melted off. |
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| Ook | Mar 12 2010, 08:38 AM Post #23 |
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once one more sorry for map stelal...i slowly change the map,but i have got notebook without mouse... Rysec Lesní Smilolynx sylvestris descendant of Lynx lynx(rys ostrovid in our language) Boreal and temperate forests of europe and west asia Lynxs are top predators of eurasia.There is five other species like Rysec Horský-live in mediterran,alps and carpatian mountains.In asia is replaced by verry similiar species two smilolynx species lived in europe and three in asia i create picture of this,but i must scan it(i am very lazy )
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| Ook | Mar 12 2010, 02:56 PM Post #24 |
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in north america is main herbivores this strange creatures-its descendants of red deer...that one with four horns actualy have only one pair of horns this one is replaced bison niche  descendants of feral horses...that small in the middle lives in north america and two others live in south america and its main prey for cheetach cat  new south american terror birds(from serinema)  and for the last - Smilolynx sylvestris 
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| Ook | Mar 12 2010, 03:03 PM Post #25 |
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oh there is also descendant of introduced wallaby (New zealand)
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| Holben | Mar 12 2010, 03:38 PM Post #26 |
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We have wallabies in england too...  The drawings are pretty accurate. It seems everything's become shaggier and more snow-orientated, have you migrated them away bfrom the tropics? Do your terror birds eat worms? |
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Time flows like a river. Which is to say, downhill. We can tell this because everything is going downhill rapidly. It would seem prudent to be somewhere else when we reach the sea. "It is the old wound my king. It has never healed." | |
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| Ook | Mar 12 2010, 05:28 PM Post #27 |
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thanks,i started to use only pencil and ink,but i want to lear how color pictures in photoshop,but climate are same as today(except antarctic-there is something like gulf stream) terror birds - the smallest eats snakes,lizards and small mammals,the biggest eats larger mammals(to size of a today horse) but they hunt only sometimes-they are pseudoscavengers P.S i saw last summer jackal near my house(i live in czech republic,in beatifull landscape of Lednice-Valtice area) Edited by Ook, Mar 12 2010, 05:30 PM.
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| Flishster | Mar 12 2010, 08:05 PM Post #28 |
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I would change the red deer decendants to white tailed deer, they are much more wide spread and succeful. you aren't the best artist I have seen, but you are better than me. |
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| Pando | Mar 12 2010, 10:21 PM Post #29 |
Obey or I'll send you to the moon
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I agree with flish, white tailed deer are better as they occupied many niches of megafauna after the pleistocene megafauna extinction, their just so numerous and adaptable... And why is the wallaby quadruped? The red kangaroo is one of the fastest animals, it can run 70 KMH, so hopping is not a bad way of locomotion. In fact, I see them walking before being quadruped. P.S. Don't steal. |
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| Holben | Mar 13 2010, 04:40 AM Post #30 |
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By one of the fastest, do you mean in the top thousand? Plenty of sea creatures and birds can go faster than 70kmh. I don't really see why you would go from hopping to walking- walking places continuous stress on the legs, hopping only temporary. |
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Time flows like a river. Which is to say, downhill. We can tell this because everything is going downhill rapidly. It would seem prudent to be somewhere else when we reach the sea. "It is the old wound my king. It has never healed." | |
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