What Does The Inside Of An Ostoexap Shell Look Like?

what does the inside of an ostoexap shell look like?

here are about 30 of them, most of them are pretty form fitting but others aren't, i hope this answers your question :)

rhynchodontodilitria, more commonly called a venomous rattler, are venomous seelenlos which riddle the maschoran desert, theyre relatively solitary, only interacting with other venomous rattlers if they wish to mate, or they are fighting over food, if they chose to mate with another rhynchodontodilitria, they will judge the archiena on their potential mates face as well as the pigments in their klariech, and whichever display is the most impressive will end up as the graiparent, their back is covered with a layer of almost scale like archeina to cover their skin and insure that their back is not constantly bombarded by solar rays, they also have a layer of brachodas on the bottom of their feet to avoid them burning, if they feel threatened they will inflate the small sac that hangs off of their throat and make a rattling sound to intimidate the potential threat as well to show their venomous nature, they generally hunt small game like cotlyglot and ocullophoderes but on occasion will hunt larger game such as macronuch and macrodermaderes, using a similar way of hunting to early humans, by attacking whenever the prey stops or slows down to rest, though for the rhynchocdontodilitria this method goes a lot faster due to their venom, if you have any questions about this seelenlos please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer

a handful of the nocturnal skeletons of the maschoran deserts

platykaktos, more commonly called a plate cactus, these sedereamischos grow with a form of fractal symmetry, growing two plates off of every plate, though these plates get thinner and smaller the farther away from the base they get, they also tilt around 5° from their baseplate, they have pores in their plates that produce a large quantity of spores which is the dust you can see on the platykaktos, if you have any questions about this sedereamischos please dont be afraid to ask im more than overjoyed to answer

kleptosuchus, more commonly called desert webbedpaws, are seelenlos which wander in and around bodies of ammonia which they can hide in, filling a similar niche to a telluric crocodillian, they will wait inside bodies of ammonia when they hear a seelenlos getting closer and then will jump out of the ammonia and latch onto whatever prey they get, they will then drag them into the ammonia and hold them down till they drown, they are cathemeral and will spend most of the day and night sleeping in the ammonia they inhabit, when they wake they will stealthily wander the ammonia till they encounter a seelenlos in which they will wait at the ammonias edge and wait for them to come near, if you have any questions about this seelenlos please dont be afraid to ask im more than overjoyed to answer

ambidendroanthus, more commonly called a tree flower, are a type of sedereamischos with two biological morphs, depending on the environmental conditions they end up in they will grow into their angiomorph or their dendronimorph, if the environment they end up in has nutrient poor substrate and low moisture levels they will mature into their angiomorph, with no form of drift fruit and pollenating purely through wind and then releasing their seeds using wind dispersal or small burrs which attach to ostomesa, and they will mature into their dendronimorph if theyre in nutrient rich substrate or around high moisture levels, these dendronimorph ambidendroanthus pollenate similar to angiomorphs, and disperse seeds with wind dispersal as well as drift fruit which will quickly populate oases with dendronimorphs, ◗ta scholars did genetic testing and found that the closest living relative to ambidendroanthus is neoanthos from fungal steppes, if you have any questions about this organism please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer