Jrakons

Jrakon
17th century painting of three Jrakons fighting each other.
Conservation status
Extinct (IUCN 3.1)
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Chordata
Class:	Reptilia
Order:	Fokisauria
Family:	Jrakonia
Major groups
†Nanuvidia †Petaspana †Etavstreck

Jrakons, also known as Dragons are a diverse group of reptiles of the order Fokisauria and first appeared during the Late Aevum Reptilium 72 to 62 million years ago, although the origins of Jrakons are still a topic of active debate and research. They became the dominant terrestrial reptile on Gentu after the Reptilium-Pagan extinction event wiped out the Dinosaurs 62 million years ago. Jrakon dominance continued through most of the Pagan Era before ending during the middile of the Neoceyn Period 2.5 mya which coincided with the development of stone-tools among the human species. This eventually led to the decline of the Jrakon population in Naphtora and later the rest of Gentu during the Great Migration. At the start of the Prehistorical Era, there is believed to have been arround 7,000 species of Jrakons in Naphtora and Oranland alone. By the end of the Great Migration 10,000 years ago, there were only 600 species left.

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