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The middle Jurassic, North America, of the timeline Antiarchaevum, a timeline where the dominant terrestrial vertebrates are descendant of placoderms instead of tetrapods , is a very wild place on which the large fauna need to deal with survival, such as this large Bulbosuterid known as Demeinopile, these are like most of its clade pillar legged and with an erect posture herbivorous which forms most of the large megafauna, being of the few clades in having developed a more solid endoskeleton and not depending on its shell for body support.
The solitary Demeinopile is running away froma group of very persistent group of Allopedids known as Sarxobatran, one of the main predators of the region, they instead of running they leap using its massive third limb derived from their monopedal ancestors, and their two hindlimbs as shock absorbers as well as main weapons to catch their prey.

Around them there are some flying species that evolved during the early jurassic, descendants of the arboreal Cladeorepenids that expanded into new niches, these are the Placopterans, their hindlimbs became into wings that are formed by a long membrane, leaving free the third limb with a pair of appendage which are high derived clampsers.

Description
The middle Jurassic, North America, of the timeline Antiarchaevum, a timeline where the dominant terrestrial vertebrates are descendant of placoderms instead of tetrapods , is a very wild place on which the large fauna need to deal with survival, such as this large Bulbosuterid known as Demeinopile, these are like most of its clade pillar legged and with an erect posture herbivorous which forms most of the large megafauna, being of the few clades in having developed a more solid endoskeleton and not depending on its shell for body support.
The solitary Demeinopile is running away froma group of very persistent group of Allopedids known as Sarxobatran, one of the main predators of the region, they instead of running they leap using its massive third limb derived from their monopedal ancestors, and their two hindlimbs as shock absorbers as well as main weapons to catch their prey.

Around them there are some flying species that evolved during the early jurassic, descendants of the arboreal Cladeorepenids that expanded into new niches, these are the Placopterans, their hindlimbs became into wings that are formed by a long membrane, leaving free the third limb with a pair of appendage which are high derived clampsers.