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The arid western side of the Arcus basin houses such clades as ''[[Wikipedia:Hyenidae|Hyenidae]]'' (among which brown hyenas and striped hyenas), canids such as the [[Wikipedia:african wolf|desert wolf]], various species of wild guineafowl, etc. | The arid western side of the Arcus basin houses such clades as ''[[Wikipedia:Hyenidae|Hyenidae]]'' (among which brown hyenas and striped hyenas), canids such as the [[Wikipedia:african wolf|desert wolf]], various species of wild guineafowl, gerbils, gazelles, etc. The temperate north, east and south instead sees populations of various unique species, such as the large mustelid genus ''[[Wikipedia:Enhydriodon|Enhydriodon]]'', acting as riverine apex predators. | ||
=== Flora === | === Flora === | ||
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The Arcus lacustrine basin or simply the Arcus basin is the region including and surrounding the Arcus Lake, a large body of water found at the very centre of Anidon. The land immediately surrounding the lake is flat and riverine, with the side facing the Rumpapian Mountains in the west being more arid, and the eastern land being more humid.
Demographics
include documentation on:
- callidians
- arco-bhymians
- pre-nademics
Ecology
Fauna
The arid western side of the Arcus basin houses such clades as Hyenidae (among which brown hyenas and striped hyenas), canids such as the desert wolf, various species of wild guineafowl, gerbils, gazelles, etc. The temperate north, east and south instead sees populations of various unique species, such as the large mustelid genus Enhydriodon, acting as riverine apex predators.
Flora
include: papyrus etc in the west, Novel A flora in the east.