Metazoa info

[Duke Guilmon]

†Ohmdenosaruas liasicus



Size:4m long and 1m tall

Weight:Not known

Life expectancy:Not known

When it first appeared:The animal was found in Germany

Taxonomy:
Class:Reptilia
Clade:Sauropsida
Clade:Eureptilia
Clade:Romeriida
Cladeiapsida
Clade:Neodaipsida
Clade:Archosauromorpha
Clade:Archosauriformes
Clade:Crutotarsi
Clade:Archosauria
Clade:Avemetatarsalia
Cladeinosauromorpha
Cladeinosauria
Order:Saurischa
Suborder:†Sauropodomorpha
Clade:†Plateosauria
Clade:†Massopoda
Clade:†Archisauria
Infraorder:†Sauropoda
Clade:†Gravisauria
Family:†Vulcanodontidae
Genus:†Ohmendosaurus
Species:†Ohmendosaurus liasicus

Diet:This animal ate many plant organism in its environment

Anatomy:Compared to other sauropods it was small, the smallest of all sauropods in fact.

Behavior:It is not known whether it was solitary or social, but like most sauropods it browse and moved most of its life

Reproduction:Not known

Relationship with other animals:not known



Being alive cost an arm and a leg


Other sources:

http://www.prehistoric-wildlife.com/spec...aurus.html

http://ageofdinosaurs.com/dinosaurs/ohmdenosaurus.htm

http://www.dinodictionary.com/dinos_o.asp

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†Homo floreiensis



Size:1.1m

Weight:30-35kg

Life expectancy:Not known

When it first appeared: 94.000 years ago

Location:Hobbits were found in Flores in Indonesia

Taxonomy:
Class:Mammalia
Clade:Holotheria
Superlegion:Trechnotheria
Legion:Cladotheria
Sublegion:Zatheria
Infralegion:Tribosphenida
Subclass:Theria
Clade:Eutheria
Infraclasslacentalia
Subcohort:Exfropacentalia
Magnorder:Boreoeutheria
Superorder:Euarchontoglires
Grandorder:Euarchonta
Miorderrimotomorpha
Orderrimates
Suborder:Haplorrhini
Infraorder:Simiiformes
Parvorder:Catarrhini
Superfamily:Hominoidea
Family:Hominidae
Subfamily:Homininae
Tribe:Hominini
Genus:Homo
Species:†Homo floresiensis

Diet:Like other members of homo, this animal ate both meat and plant matter

Anatomy: There is a reason this animal is called a hobbit, and that is because this ape was small. Its bones were different from other members of homo do to its structure. For example the wrist,shoulders, and arms were more like that of chimpanzees than other members of homo. In fact its taxonomy is in question because of this

Behavior: This ape was social. This animal would act like other members of homo. Hunting. gathering, and playing with other members of its family

Reproduction: Not known

Relationship with other animals: This animal has given myths to humans in the area because of their looks.



Lord of the rings, but real and not so sucky

Other sources:

http://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/huma...oresiensis

http://www.nature.com/scitable/knowledge...l-91387735

http://www.becominghuman.org/node/homo-f...nsis-essay