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* | ==Introduction== | ||
*In the Sefdaanian cultures, each individual is a member of a hierarchy of communities. The Ethrans have used this hierarchy as a pattern for their classification of life forms. | |||
''' | #The individual is, first of all, a member of one of the six Loquent Peoples. The largest of the taxonomic communities is that of the '''leudha''' (< '''le̋uðu''', people). Thus, there are "animal people" and "plant people". This division corresponds to "kingdom" in modern taxonomy. | ||
#Next, the individual lives in one of the seven regions (watersheds) of Sefdaania. This division, the '''ta̋iɱa''' (< '''ta̋iɱa''', region), corresponds to "class" in modern taxonomy. | |||
#Within the several regions, the individual lives in a commune. This division, the '''kőina''' (< ''' kőino''', commune), corresponds to "order" in modern taxonomy. | |||
#Each commune is comprised of a number of families. This division, the '''ða̋ma''' (< '''ða̋mu''', family), corresponds to "family" in modern taxonomy. | |||
#Within the family, the individual is usually one of several siblings. This division, the '''ȝǫ̋ra''' (< ''' ȝǫ̋ru''', sibling), corresponds to "genus" in modern taxonomy. | |||
#And finally there is the individual himself. This division, the '''še̋ða''' (< '''še̋ðu''', individual), cor-responds to "species" in modern taxonomy. | |||
*Finer divisions can be made with the use of prefixes, ''e.g.'': | |||
: | #'''uf-''', higher = super- | ||
#'''ner-''', under = sub- | |||
#'''sup-''', low = infra- | |||
*This table makes use of the following ranks: | |||
**class (C) - '''ta̋iɱa''' | |||
:::: | **order (O) – '''kőina''' | ||
::::::::: | **suborder (sO) - '''nerkőina''' | ||
**superfamily (SF) – '''ufða̋ma''' | |||
:::::: | **family (F) - '''ða̋ma''' | ||
**subfamily (sF) - '''nerða̋ma''' | |||
::::::::: | *''Names in red are those of herptiles that did not exist in Sefdaania. I've added them just for fun.'' | ||
:::: | |||
::::::::: | ==Table== | ||
:::: | C. Amphibia - '''d̬iǧı̨́ita̋iɱa''' | ||
::::O. Anura - '''fypołkőina''' | |||
:::::::::F. Bufonidae - '''ǧęvða̋ma''' | |||
*001 '''ǧę̋ve''', ''B. bufo'', common European toad | |||
*002 '''ɱőrde''', ''Bufo viridis'', European green toad | |||
:::::::::F. Ranidae - ''rųvða̋ma''' | |||
::: | *003 '''rą̋se''', ''Rana arvalis'', Moor frog, | ||
:::::: | *004 '''rų̋be ''', ''Rana tempo¬raria'', common European frog | ||
::::::::: | :::::::::F. Hylidae – '''ṁąxða̋ma''' | ||
*007 '''ṁą̋xe''', ''Hyla arborea'', European tree frog | |||
::::::::: | ::::O. Caudata - '''połmɘkőina''' | ||
:::::::::F. Salamandridae – '''molgɘða̋ma''' | |||
*005 '''mőlge''', ''Lissotriton montandoni'', Carpathian newt | |||
::::: | |||
:::::::: | C. Reptilia - '''nolta̋iɱa''' | ||
::::::::::::::: | ::::O. Testudines – '''únþɘƶerɘkőina''' | ||
:::::::::F. Testudinidae - '''kámarða̋ma''' | |||
:::::: | *006 '''kama̋re''', ''Testudo horsfieldi'', Russian tortoise | ||
*007 '''ḳa̋fe''', ''Testudo graeca'', spur-thighed tortoise | |||
:::::::::F. Emydidae - '''helða̋ma''' | |||
::::::: | *008 '''he̋le''', ''Emys orbicularis'', European pond turtle | ||
::::O. Squamata – '''k̬ą́vamkőina''' | |||
:::::::: | :::::sO. Sauria - '''k̬ąvámnerkőina''' | ||
::::::::: | :::::::::F. Gekkonidae - '''gavlɘða̋ma''' | ||
::::::::::::::: ''' | *009 '''ga̋vle''', ''Gecko gekko'', Tokay gecko | ||
:::::sO. Iguania – '''tilávnerkőina''' | |||
:::::::::F. Agamidae - '''cąvða̋ma''' | |||
:::::::: | *010 '''cą̋be''', ''Paralaudakia caucasia'', Caucasian agama | ||
::::::::::::::: | |||
:::: | :::::sO. Lacertilia – '''?nerkőina''' | ||
::::::: | :::::::::F. Anguidae - '''kįða̋ma''' | ||
:::::::::: | *011 '''kı̋ȝe''', ''Anguis f. fragilis'', slowworm | ||
:::::::::: | *'''ǧarkı̋ȝe''', ''Anguis fragilis colchicus'', Colchican slowworm | ||
:::::sO. Serpentes - '''ɱeipnerkőina ''' | |||
::::::::SF. Viperoidea - '''ṁúkufða̋ma''' | |||
:::::::::F. Viperidae – '''ṁuxða̋ma''' | |||
::::::::::sF. Viperinae – '''ṁúxnerða̋ma''' | |||
*012 '''ṁűke''', ''Macrovipera lebetina'', Levantine viper | |||
::::::::::sF. Crotalinae – '''tįþúþnerða̋ma''' | |||
*013 '''nę̋þre''', ''Vipera berus'', European common adder | |||
*014 '''apűse''', ''Vipera nikolskii'', Nikolsky’s viper | |||
*'''raxnę̋þre''', ''Crotalus spp. '', {{color|red|rattlesnakes}} | |||
::::::::SF. Elapoidea - '''ąrsálufða̋ma''' | |||
:::::::::F. Elapidae – '''ą́rsalða̋ma''' | |||
*015 '''ąrsa̋le''', ''Naja oxiana'', Caspian cobra | |||
*'''méƶąrsa̋le''', ''N. naja'', {{color|red|king cobra}} | |||
::::::::SF. Typhlopoidea – '''rǫvɱéipufða̋ma''' | |||
:::::::::F. Typhlopidae – '''rǫ́vɱeipða̋ma''' | |||
*'''rǫvɱe̋ipe''', ''Typhlops vermicularis'', vermiform blindsnake | |||
::::::::SF. Colubroidea - '''nę́gufða̋ma''' | |||
:::::::::F. Colubridae – '''nęᵹða̋ma''' | |||
*016 '''nę̋ge''', ''Eirenis collaris'', collared dwarf snake | |||
*017 '''őłe''', ''Zamenis situla'', leopard snake | |||
*018 '''šą̋pe''', ''Elaphe quatuorlineata'', four-lined rat snake | |||
::::::::SF. Booidea - '''liɱ(ɘɱ)éipufða̋ma''' | |||
:::::::::F. Boidae – '''líɱ(ɘɱ)ifða̋ma''' | |||
::::::::::sF. Erycinae – '''liɱ(ɘɱ)éifnerða̋ma''' | |||
*'''liɱ(ɘɱ)e̋ipe''', ''Eryx jaculus'', javelin sand boa | |||
::::O. Crocodilia - '''?kőina''' | |||
:::::::::F. Pyrosauridae - '''pąmða̋ma''' | |||
::::::::::sF. Ouranokyriinae - '''pą́mnerða̋ma''' | |||
*019 '''pą̋me''', †''Ouranokyrios benevolus'', eastern dragon | |||
::::::::::sF. Pyrosaurinae - '''ṁúðnerða̋ma''' | |||
*020 '''ṁűde''', †''Draco atrox'', western dragon |
Revision as of 08:01, 13 December 2015
Introduction
- In the Sefdaanian cultures, each individual is a member of a hierarchy of communities. The Ethrans have used this hierarchy as a pattern for their classification of life forms.
- The individual is, first of all, a member of one of the six Loquent Peoples. The largest of the taxonomic communities is that of the leudha (< le̋uðu, people). Thus, there are "animal people" and "plant people". This division corresponds to "kingdom" in modern taxonomy.
- Next, the individual lives in one of the seven regions (watersheds) of Sefdaania. This division, the ta̋iɱa (< ta̋iɱa, region), corresponds to "class" in modern taxonomy.
- Within the several regions, the individual lives in a commune. This division, the kőina (< kőino, commune), corresponds to "order" in modern taxonomy.
- Each commune is comprised of a number of families. This division, the ða̋ma (< ða̋mu, family), corresponds to "family" in modern taxonomy.
- Within the family, the individual is usually one of several siblings. This division, the ȝǫ̋ra (< ȝǫ̋ru, sibling), corresponds to "genus" in modern taxonomy.
- And finally there is the individual himself. This division, the še̋ða (< še̋ðu, individual), cor-responds to "species" in modern taxonomy.
- Finer divisions can be made with the use of prefixes, e.g.:
- uf-, higher = super-
- ner-, under = sub-
- sup-, low = infra-
- This table makes use of the following ranks:
- class (C) - ta̋iɱa
- order (O) – kőina
- suborder (sO) - nerkőina
- superfamily (SF) – ufða̋ma
- family (F) - ða̋ma
- subfamily (sF) - nerða̋ma
- Names in red are those of herptiles that did not exist in Sefdaania. I've added them just for fun.
Table
C. Amphibia - d̬iǧı̨́ita̋iɱa
- O. Anura - fypołkőina
- F. Bufonidae - ǧęvða̋ma
- O. Anura - fypołkőina
- 001 ǧę̋ve, B. bufo, common European toad
- 002 ɱőrde, Bufo viridis, European green toad
- F. Ranidae - rųvða̋ma'
- 003 rą̋se, Rana arvalis, Moor frog,
- 004 rų̋be , Rana tempo¬raria, common European frog
- F. Hylidae – ṁąxða̋ma
- 007 ṁą̋xe, Hyla arborea, European tree frog
- O. Caudata - połmɘkőina
- F. Salamandridae – molgɘða̋ma
- O. Caudata - połmɘkőina
- 005 mőlge, Lissotriton montandoni, Carpathian newt
C. Reptilia - nolta̋iɱa
- O. Testudines – únþɘƶerɘkőina
- F. Testudinidae - kámarða̋ma
- O. Testudines – únþɘƶerɘkőina
- 006 kama̋re, Testudo horsfieldi, Russian tortoise
- 007 ḳa̋fe, Testudo graeca, spur-thighed tortoise
- F. Emydidae - helða̋ma
- 008 he̋le, Emys orbicularis, European pond turtle
- O. Squamata – k̬ą́vamkőina
- sO. Sauria - k̬ąvámnerkőina
- F. Gekkonidae - gavlɘða̋ma
- sO. Sauria - k̬ąvámnerkőina
- O. Squamata – k̬ą́vamkőina
- 009 ga̋vle, Gecko gekko, Tokay gecko
- sO. Iguania – tilávnerkőina
- F. Agamidae - cąvða̋ma
- sO. Iguania – tilávnerkőina
- 010 cą̋be, Paralaudakia caucasia, Caucasian agama
- sO. Lacertilia – ?nerkőina
- F. Anguidae - kįða̋ma
- sO. Lacertilia – ?nerkőina
- 011 kı̋ȝe, Anguis f. fragilis, slowworm
- ǧarkı̋ȝe, Anguis fragilis colchicus, Colchican slowworm
- sO. Serpentes - ɱeipnerkőina
- SF. Viperoidea - ṁúkufða̋ma
- F. Viperidae – ṁuxða̋ma
- sF. Viperinae – ṁúxnerða̋ma
- F. Viperidae – ṁuxða̋ma
- SF. Viperoidea - ṁúkufða̋ma
- sO. Serpentes - ɱeipnerkőina
- 012 ṁűke, Macrovipera lebetina, Levantine viper
- sF. Crotalinae – tįþúþnerða̋ma
- 013 nę̋þre, Vipera berus, European common adder
- 014 apűse, Vipera nikolskii, Nikolsky’s viper
- raxnę̋þre, Crotalus spp. , rattlesnakes
- SF. Elapoidea - ąrsálufða̋ma
- F. Elapidae – ą́rsalða̋ma
- SF. Elapoidea - ąrsálufða̋ma
- 015 ąrsa̋le, Naja oxiana, Caspian cobra
- méƶąrsa̋le, N. naja, king cobra
- SF. Typhlopoidea – rǫvɱéipufða̋ma
- F. Typhlopidae – rǫ́vɱeipða̋ma
- SF. Typhlopoidea – rǫvɱéipufða̋ma
- rǫvɱe̋ipe, Typhlops vermicularis, vermiform blindsnake
- SF. Colubroidea - nę́gufða̋ma
- F. Colubridae – nęᵹða̋ma
- SF. Colubroidea - nę́gufða̋ma
- 016 nę̋ge, Eirenis collaris, collared dwarf snake
- 017 őłe, Zamenis situla, leopard snake
- 018 šą̋pe, Elaphe quatuorlineata, four-lined rat snake
- SF. Booidea - liɱ(ɘɱ)éipufða̋ma
- F. Boidae – líɱ(ɘɱ)ifða̋ma
- sF. Erycinae – liɱ(ɘɱ)éifnerða̋ma
- F. Boidae – líɱ(ɘɱ)ifða̋ma
- SF. Booidea - liɱ(ɘɱ)éipufða̋ma
- liɱ(ɘɱ)e̋ipe, Eryx jaculus, javelin sand boa
- O. Crocodilia - ?kőina
- F. Pyrosauridae - pąmða̋ma
- sF. Ouranokyriinae - pą́mnerða̋ma
- F. Pyrosauridae - pąmða̋ma
- O. Crocodilia - ?kőina
- 019 pą̋me, †Ouranokyrios benevolus, eastern dragon
- sF. Pyrosaurinae - ṁúðnerða̋ma
- 020 ṁűde, †Draco atrox, western dragon