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Cdjensen94 (talk | contribs) Created page with " == Sexual Reproduction == === Vaginal-Penile === thumb|400px Most common form of reproduction among sentient species, specifically Mammaloid. It is not limited to just Mammaloid Species. Many Sentient non-Mammaloid species have evolve vaginal orifices. === Cloacal-Penile === Generally found in non-Mammaloid species that have a single orifice such as Aquoid, Reptiloid, Sauroid, and Aveoid. Howe..." Â |
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== Sexual Reproduction == | == Sexual Reproduction == | ||
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=== Vaginal-Penile === | === Vaginal-Penile === | ||
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Most common form of reproduction among sentient species, specifically [[Mammaloid]]. It is not limited to just [[Mammaloid]] Species. Many Sentient non-[[Mammaloid]] species have evolve vaginal orifices. | Most common form of reproduction among sentient species, specifically [[Mammaloid]]. It is not limited to just [[Mammaloid]] Species. Many Sentient non-[[Mammaloid]] species have evolve vaginal orifices. | ||
=== Cloacal-Penile === | === Cloacal-Penile === | ||
Generally found in non-[[Mammaloid]] species that have a single orifice such as [[Aquoid]], [[Reptiloid]], [[Sauroid]], and [[Aveoid]]. However, more evolved or designed members of these [[Taxonomy|taxonomical]] groups may fall under vaginal-penile reproduction such as [[O'oxian|O'oxians]] which are | Generally found in non-[[Mammaloid]] species that have a single orifice such as [[Aquoid]], [[Reptiloid]], [[Sauroid]], and [[Aveoid]]. However, more evolved or designed members of these [[Taxonomy|taxonomical]] groups may fall under vaginal-penile reproduction such as [[O'oxian|O'oxians]] which are [[Reptiloid|Reptiloids]]. | ||
=== Spawning === | === Spawning === | ||
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=== Hermaphroditic === | === Hermaphroditic === | ||
Hermaphrodites are species that have both binary organs. Often they procreate by one individual assuming one binary role and the other assuming the opposite binary role. | Hermaphrodites are species that have both binary organs. Often they procreate by one individual assuming one binary role and the other assuming the opposite binary role. | ||
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