Traits

True dwarfism, stunted body that is unable to continue growing past adolescence. Incapable of flight.

Ears extend into fins of any three types.

“True” horns, a permanent extension of the skull with a keratin covering. Typical of "Aquatic" Gannea.

Membrane wings, no feathers. Typical of "Aquatic" Gannea.

Short and wide, capable of fast and tightly controlled flight, and easy maneuverability through obstacles like trees

Tail ends with a vane, similar to a pterosaur.

Tail has cartilaginous fins, of any shape or size.

Bony spines have become crystallized.

Fur like an Angora rabbit's, which can be cut and spun into fiber and used to make fabric.

Gannea has differing horns.

Elongated upper canines.

Ear cartilage fails to develop properly, resulting in immobile, droopy ears.

Tail is split halfway into two or three tails.

Feathered wings have a glider shaped feather fan, creating a double winged appearance.

Membrane wings have a glider shaped  fan with extra fingers, creating a double winged appearance.

Feathered gliding wings attached to the arms.

Membrane gliding wings attached to the arms.

Woolly mane around neck and chest.

Body becomes overgrown with fur.

Body becomes overgrown with feathers.