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Spec Evo Serina, Ultimocene, 270 Million Years PE- Woolly Wumpo

“The woolly wumpo is the largest living land animal upon Serina 270 million years PE, a huge trunko bird weighing as much as 2,200 lbs and standing up to eleven feet high. It is also one of the most intelligent. Descended from two ancestor species, it is an example of hybrid speciation. As habitable land shrunk over the past five million years and habitat boundaries became less distinct, the wump (Proboscirostrus reductus) experienced a significant population decrease. Surviving individuals grouped together with the closely related but more social mammoth trunko (P. socialis) taking advantage of the latter species’ innate tendency to adopt other animal species into their social groups. Mammoth trunkos’ multi-generational herds, led by the oldest and most experienced animals, were behaviorally better at finding limited resources in the worsening ice age than single wumps. Wumps, being adapted to survive hostile desert environments with extreme temperature swings and scarce food and water, were physically better adapted to endure extreme conditions. Over several hundred thousand years the two species introgressed, cross-breeding in their mixed-species groups until the population as a whole was intermediate between both species. As the mammoth was the more numerous, they contributed a larger share of their genome into the hybrid species, about 80%, with the genes they introduced including those for their larger body size, larger brains and associated abilities, and highly social behavior, as well as the larger pointed defensive claw on the innermost toe which was used for self-defense. The remainder came from the wump, their contributions being primarily physiological traits associated with digesting limited food intake with maximum efficiency and reducing water requirements, as well as the wump’s higher endurance and stronger sense of smell. With their powers so combined, the wumpo was better-adapted than either of its ancestors to survive in the ice age.”

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