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This is another image for my ongoing Zainter project, in this case contrasting between the two clades of terrestrial regicons - Crescoats and Endotheres. While externally, they are generally quite easy to tell apart (only endotheres have fur, crescoats never do), there are a number of skeletal differences that differentiate between them. Crescoat limbs attach to the spine through two rib joints, giving them much higher strength but reducing flexibility, although ball joints at the mid-leg somewhat decrease the effect. Endothere limbs only join at a single joint, and most possess a single boot-like toe that gives the clade away.

For more information, please refer to the Speculative Evolution website, Remake of Zainter project (here [link] ).

Description
This is another image for my ongoing Zainter project, in this case contrasting between the two clades of terrestrial regicons - Crescoats and Endotheres. While externally, they are generally quite easy to tell apart (only endotheres have fur, crescoats never do), there are a number of skeletal differences that differentiate between them. Crescoat limbs attach to the spine through two rib joints, giving them much higher strength but reducing flexibility, although ball joints at the mid-leg somewhat decrease the effect. Endothere limbs only join at a single joint, and most possess a single boot-like toe that gives the clade away.

For more information, please refer to the Speculative Evolution website, Remake of Zainter project (here [link] ).