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The subject of this article is from the Foundation update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 7 March, 2017. |
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 7 March, 2017.
| Banded Diplocaulus | |
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| Planet | Prosperity |
| Gender | Asymptotic (pictured above), Alpha |
| Temperament | Submissive |
| Diet | Grazing creature |
| Height | 5.95-5.97 m |
| Weight | 267.00-276.92 kg |
| Genus | [[Rangifae]] |
| Discovered by | Bibliophile999 |
| Updated | Foundation |
[[Category:Rangifae]]
Banded Diplocaulus is a species.
Summary
A "recruitment flyer" for the Galactic Hub Project by Bibliophile999, featuring the Banded Diplocaulus.
Alpha gender.
Aerial view of the Banded Diplocaulus / Asymptotic gender.
This beautiful diplo/Rangifae species roams the green, mostly-barren islands of Prosperity in the HUB-V-F6 The Four Fates system. The Asymptotic gender has been renamed Banded Diplocaulus due to its black stripes/bands on its white body. The Alpha gender has been renamed Bearded Punkasaur due to its chin/beard-like lower jaw and the protrusion from the top of its head, which resembles a green mohawk.
For an individual of either gender, its dorsal area is covered in black stripes on a white background (although more prominent on the Asymptotic gender), while its underbelly is an off-white color and appears to have either no scales or less apparent scales than other areas of its body. The remaining areas of its body (sides, legs, etc) are covered by yellow scales.
Like many megafauna, they can be found alone but are often found in groups of 3 or more individuals, and like all Rangifae species, they can be found only on land.
Gender differences
The Alpha gender displays a prominent breastplate (visible in most images of it), possibly some kind of natural armor or protection. It also has small dorsal spikes, which appear to be the same color as the breastplate and likely the same material. The Asymptotic gender has a small dorsal "sail"/ridge of spines connected by a layer of skin, as well as its prominent, mushroom-like head feature. The "sail" has a pattern of three circles on it.
Similar species
This species is considered one of the main attractions of the Galactic Hub, and one of its four main diplo species, along with Rigatori Niplatea, Molnetae Deditunne, and Deustoveus Ollatuswe.
Gallery & Videos
A flyer for the Galactic Hub by Bibliophile999, featuring the Banded Diplocaulus.
Both genders
