Updated Phobocorn descriptions (Neocene)Four Horned Phobocorn (Quadrucornis armata)Updated Phobocorn descriptions (Neocene) by ~Pristichampsus
Oder: Even-toed Ungulates
Family Bovidae
Subfamily: Phobocorns (Phobocorninae)
Habitat: Scrub and broad-leaf forest of eastern Madagascar
During the beginning of the Neocene, some animals evolved into shapes and niches seen previously in other animals. Less often, completely original forms appeared, exhibiting features not seen in wild animals before. Some original groups became entirely new kinds of animal, one such group is the Phobocorninae
Descended from run-wild domestic goats, these horned ruminants are in many ways unremarkable. Their bodies and coloration resemble small and medium sized ante
Crested Echidna - NeoceneCrested Echidna (Neoglossus spinosa)Crested Echidna - Neocene by ~Pristichampsus
Order: Monotremes
Family: Echidnas (Tachyglossidae)
Habitat: savanna and open forest of central and southeastern Meganesia
Monotremes of the Neocene are considerably more varied than those of the
Holocene. Both platypi and echidna occupy diverse niches, mostly consuming small
animals, insects and forage.
The Crested Echidna is a fairly large echidna, being similar in size and shape
to the long-beaked echidna of human times (Zaglossus). It is about 60-90cm long,
and weighs up to 14 kilograms. It has relatively long , almost erect legs for an
echidna, suitable for walking long distances in search of its fo
Spurred Echidna - NeoceneSpurred Echidna (Plectronechidna toxica)Spurred Echidna - Neocene by ~Pristichampsus
Order: Monotremes
Family: Echidnas (Tachyglossidae)
Habitat: Forests of northern Meganesia
The Neocene is, in some ways, much like the Holocene, in other ways not. The
disappearance of humans is notable, but nature has carried on regardless. Some
animals present in the Holocene have diversified, yet stayed fairly similar to
their original ancestor. Some monotremes are a good example of this.
Echidnas of the Neocene are noteworthy for the presence of arborial, giant, and
even small burrowing forms. However, many have kept to the original mastery of
their kind, the consumption of social insects. The fo
The Phobocorns, for NeoceneFamily BovidaeThe Phobocorns, for Neocene by ~Pristichampsus
Subfamily: Phobocorninae
Range- Grassland, marsh, open forest and scrub of Madagascar.
During the beginning of the Neocene, some animals evolved into shapes and niches seen previously in other animals. Less often, completely original forms appeared, exhibiting features not seen in wild animals before. Some original groups became entirely new kinds of animal, one such group is the Phobocorninae
Descended from run-wild domestic goats, these horned ruminants are in many ways unremarkable. Their bodies and coloration resemble small and medium sized antelopes of various kinds, such as impala or sitatunga. Their plain appearance st
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