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For this, I've taken the liberty of expanding on the whole concept of various subspecies branching off of (''*what I like to call, for the sake of anti-"too-on-the-nose"*'') the ''Godzirasaurus'' genus. I'm writing them as basal archosaurs with the unique ability to self-evolve, in order properly adapt to different environments and "fuel efficiency" (''*not having to consume so much food sources'' [''meat and various forms of energy, '''especially''' anything within the EM spectrum'']''*''). Each major species is more or less like a metamorphic stage, of sorts. With the various subspecies being more like descendants that remained in their respective stages and evolved into different forms, over time. And while most of the subspecies would lose their signature self-evolution trait, over time, the G. rex would retain it, albeit having a more semi-dormant version that could when absolutely necessary. Used this guy's amazing art as a reference. [https://twitter.com/202Vincent/status/1440011526505594880] This is where I came up with the idea. | For this, I've taken the liberty of expanding on the whole concept of various subspecies branching off of (''*what I like to call, for the sake of anti-"too-on-the-nose"*'') the '''''Godzirasaurus''''' genus. I'm writing them as basal archosaurs with the unique ability to self-evolve, in order properly adapt to different environments and "fuel efficiency" (''*not having to consume so much food sources'' [''meat and various forms of energy, '''especially''' anything within the EM spectrum'']''*''). Each major species is more or less like a metamorphic stage, of sorts. With the various subspecies being more like descendants that remained in their respective stages and evolved into different forms, over time. And while most of the subspecies would lose their signature self-evolution trait, over time, the G. rex would retain it, albeit having a more semi-dormant version that could when absolutely necessary. Used this guy's amazing art as a reference. [https://twitter.com/202Vincent/status/1440011526505594880] This is where I came up with the idea. | ||
1. '''''Godzirasaurus amphibios''''' | 1. '''''Godzirasaurus amphibios''''' | ||
