Superclass Hexapoda
Basic Description
Superclass Hexapoda consists of Cygnian vertebrates with six true limbs. These include the class Supernetantelubricentia and the Superclass Mycoovaria. They all have lungs, with the exception of Class Novabranchia which evolved from ancestors that had lungs.
Evolution
Hexapods evolved during a period of the planet's history characterized by lowering temperatures, receding sea levels, increasing atmospheric oxygen and humidity, and vast jungles and swamps as plants and fungi moved onto land. With less competition, land was a reasonable place for animals to move towards, particularly as conditions there became more hospitable and the shallow seas where they had previously lived receded. A group of Grottippeya that had fleshy, bone supported fins began using these fins to pull themselves onto land to hunt small creatures such as arthropods. Soon thereafter, these fins became limbs, and primitive lungs that had developed to let the Grottippeya survive lowering waters grew more complex, which was the birth of the Hexapods.
Systematics
The basic Taxonomy of Superclass Hexapoda is shown below.
Superclass Hexapoda (Hexapod Vertebrates)
Class Supernetantelubricentia (Durpha)
Superclass Mycoovaria (Hexapod Vertebrates with Fungus supported eggs)
Class Pandracia (Dragonoids)
Subclass Protodracia (basal Dragonoids)
Subclass Synapsida (basal Synapsids)
Subclass Arthrotagnathia (true Crapura)
Class Novabranchia (gilled Crapura or Sea Crapura)
Subclass Eudracia (true Dragons)
Class Falsavis (Ulelana)
Superclass Hexapoda (Hexapod Vertebrates)
Class Supernetantelubricentia (Durpha)
Superclass Mycoovaria (Hexapod Vertebrates with Fungus supported eggs)
Class Pandracia (Dragonoids)
Subclass Protodracia (basal Dragonoids)
Subclass Synapsida (basal Synapsids)
Subclass Arthrotagnathia (true Crapura)
Class Novabranchia (gilled Crapura or Sea Crapura)
Subclass Eudracia (true Dragons)
Class Falsavis (Ulelana)