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{{Species |
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|name=Ravager Wolverback |
|name = Ravager Wolverback |
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|week=27 |
|week = 27 |
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|generation=167 |
|generation = 167 |
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|creator=OviraptorFan |
|creator = OviraptorFan |
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|image=Ravager Wolverback.png |
|image = Ravager Wolverback.png |
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|ancestor=Wolverback |
|ancestor = Wolverback |
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|habitat=Fermi Marsh, Fermi Mudflat, Fermi Temperate Woodlands |
|habitat = Fermi Marsh, Fermi Mudflat, Fermi Temperate Woodlands |
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|size=1.6 meters long |
|size = 1.6 meters long |
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|support=Endoskeleton (Chitin) |
|support = Endoskeleton (Chitin) |
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|diet=Adult: Carnivore (Great Ruddy Pinyuk, Kanecevtak, Tongue Flapper, Azarus Flapper, Brinesnapper, Teacup Saucebacks (occasionally), Mudfish (occasionally), Silkruggs (occasionally), Minikruggs (occasionally)), Scavenger; Larvae: Detritivore, Scavenger, Carnivore (Vermees, Teacup Sauceback larvae, Mudfish, Silkruggs, Minikruggs) |
|diet = Adult: Carnivore (Great Ruddy Pinyuk, Kanecevtak, Tongue Flapper, Azarus Flapper, Brinesnapper, Teacup Saucebacks (occasionally), Mudfish (occasionally), Silkruggs (occasionally), Minikruggs (occasionally)), Scavenger; Larvae: Detritivore, Scavenger, Carnivore (Vermees, Teacup Sauceback larvae, Mudfish, Silkruggs, Minikruggs) |
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|respiration=Active (Microlungs) |
|respiration = Active (Microlungs) |
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|thermoregulation=Adults: Endotherm (Feathers); Larvae: Ectotherm |
|thermoregulation = Adults: Endotherm (Feathers); Larvae: Ectotherm |
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|reproduction=Sexual (Male and Female, Eggs and Larvae) |
|reproduction = Sexual (Male and Female, Eggs and Larvae) |
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|parent=Vermisoricidae |
|parent = Vermisoricidae |
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|genus=Megavermisorex |
|genus = Megavermisorex |
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|species=macrophagus |
|species = macrophagus |
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|meaning=giant-eating giant worm-shrew |
|meaning = giant-eating giant worm-shrew |
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As the open plains of Fermi were colonized by the ancestors of the [[gorgodohve]], [[wolverback]]s found themselves displaced from the roles of top predators and had to settle more for the roles of small game hunters. Meanwhile, some groups of them would move into other habitats in an attempt to find better hunting grounds. While most of these proved fruitless, groups of wolverback that wandered into the temperate woodlands of Fermi found a place where competition was absent and there was available prey for them. As they thrived in this new area, the wolverbacks would rapidly grow in size until they split off and became the '''ravager wolverback''', by far the largest species of shrewback yet to have evolved. |
As the open plains of Fermi were colonized by the ancestors of the [[gorgodohve]], [[wolverback]]s found themselves displaced from the roles of top predators and had to settle more for the roles of small game hunters. Meanwhile, some groups of them would move into other habitats in an attempt to find better hunting grounds. While most of these proved fruitless, groups of wolverback that wandered into the temperate woodlands of Fermi found a place where competition was absent and there was available prey for them. As they thrived in this new area, the wolverbacks would rapidly grow in size until they split off and became the '''ravager wolverback''', by far the largest species of shrewback yet to have evolved. |
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