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{{group|taxon=Irisorniformes|generation=95|exgen=135|progenitor=Pakahe|image=Pakahe.jpg}}{{RandomImageInTaxon|Irisorniformes|a pakahe}}'''Pakahes''' are flightless plents descended from the [[Sagworm Catcher]]. Generally a large beak, definite neck, long legs, large gut, and a single developed stabilizer accompanied by two underdeveloped stabilizers are present on members of this line. Once very diverse, the ice comet disaster reduced them down to only a few aquatic members, which were doomed to become extinct shortly afterwards due to the ice age.

Their relation to other pterophytes is shown here:

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==Anatomy==

[[Image:Sailback Pakahe.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Sailback Pakahe]] had sail-like leaves on its back and a club tail.]]

Like most land plents, pakahes have wooden cellulose bones. The leaves on their backs use to be wings, but are still used for photosynthesis. They have 4 legs, 2 eyes, 1 beak (for eating), 1 "butt-nostril" (for breathing), 2 stabilizer fins on their tail, 2 tympanic membranes (for hearing) and 2 "leaves" on their back.

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==Behavior==


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==Breathing and Blood==

Pakahes breath using their single airhole called a "butt-nostril". Their blood is green and sap-like, due to the [[Wikipedia:Chlorophyll|chlorophyll]] within it.

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==Diet & Energy==

[[Image:Brownpakahe.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Brown Pakahe]] was a carnivore who ate other Pakahes.]]

Pakahes filled in many niches from herbivores like the [[Giant Pakahe]] linage to carnivores like the [[Brown Pakahe]] linage. But all could photosynthesize using their back "leaves".

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==Evolution==
{{Temporal_range/isolated|95|134}}[[Image:Pakahe.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Pakahe]] was the first of this line.]]

Pakahes were an isolated linage that lived exclusively on [[Huggs Island]].

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==Locomotion==

[[Image:Pedeeater Pakahe.png|thumb|right|The [[Pedeeater Pakahe]] was aquatic.]]

Most pakahes lost their ability to fly, however the [[Gliding Pakahe|gliding pakahe]] could glide and the [[Pedeeater Pakahe|pedeeater pakahe]] could swim.

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==Reproduction==

Like all other plents, pakahes reproduce sexually.  They copulate through their mouths, as well as give birth with it.  They give live birth, just like [[Wikipedia:Mammal|mammals]].

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==Senses==


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==Size==

[[Image:Pakko.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Pakko]] was the smallest Pakahe.]]

The largest Pakahe was the [[Leafback Pakahe]] at 9 meters long. The smallest Pakahe was the [[Pakko]] at 10 centimeters long.

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==Phylogeny and Diversity==

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[[Image:Gliding Pakahe.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Gliding Pakahe]] was the only areal Pakahe.]]

'''Aquatic''' - The aquatic pakahes that eventually evolved into to [[Rennus]]

'''Carnivore''' - The carnivorous pakahes lived on the island and ate other pakahes.

'''Gliding''' - The [[Gliding Pakahe]] was the only member of this group.

'''Pakkos''' - The smallest of the pakahes who ate mostly "shrooms".

'''Sailbacks''' - The large herbivore pakahes that had sails on their backs.

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==Extinction==

[[Image:Rennus.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Rennus]] was the last Pakahe.]]

Most pakahes died during the ice comet of [[Generation 125]] which rose sea levels and made [[Huggs Island]] underwater. The only survivors were the aquatic pakahes. However the ice age disaster of [[Generation 135]] killed out the last of the aquatic pakahes, the [[Rennus]].

The entire pakahe lineage is now extinct. (noted in Generation 155)


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