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'''Trita''' is a continent in [[Zebia]]'s southern hemisphere. Its flora and fauna is distinctively diverse, as it is the only continent to feature both [[Geological_and_biological_history_of_Zebia#Group_II:_Austral|Austral]] and [[Geological_and_biological_history_of_Zebia#Group_IV:_Boreal|Boreal]] organisms, with a few remnants of the [[Geological_and_biological_history_of_Zebia#Group_I:_Paleo-Oriental|Paleo-Oriental]] group as well. All of these are fairly different from their relatives on other continents. Trita was populated by Zebian humans between 50 and 40 | '''Trita''' is a continent in [[Zebia]]'s southern hemisphere. Its flora and fauna is distinctively diverse, as it is the only continent to feature both [[Geological_and_biological_history_of_Zebia#Group_II:_Austral|Austral]] and [[Geological_and_biological_history_of_Zebia#Group_IV:_Boreal|Boreal]] organisms, with a few remnants of the [[Geological_and_biological_history_of_Zebia#Group_I:_Paleo-Oriental|Paleo-Oriental]] group as well. All of these are fairly different from their relatives on other continents. Trita was populated by Zebian humans between 50 and 40 kya ago, by [[Spread_of_humans_on_Zebia#Neonotoids|Neonotoids]] arriving from [[Protera]] via the island chain in the southeast of the continent, and served as a stepping-stone for human colonisation of [[Deutera]]. | ||
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Continents of Zebia: | |||
*[[Protera]] | |||
*[[Deutera]] | |||
*[[Trita]] | |||
*[[Tetarta]] | |||
*[[Pempta]] | |||
Revision as of 05:01, 5 August 2007
Trita is a continent in Zebia's southern hemisphere. Its flora and fauna is distinctively diverse, as it is the only continent to feature both Austral and Boreal organisms, with a few remnants of the Paleo-Oriental group as well. All of these are fairly different from their relatives on other continents. Trita was populated by Zebian humans between 50 and 40 kya ago, by Neonotoids arriving from Protera via the island chain in the southeast of the continent, and served as a stepping-stone for human colonisation of Deutera.
Continents of Zebia:
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