OTH-02 · Other morphology
Aquatic / Amphibious Entity
Also called Amphibious, aquatic entity
What is described
Water-adapted anatomy such as webbed hands/feet, gill-like structures, smooth wet skin or other explicit aquatic traits.
Where the line is drawn
Requires anatomical adaptation, not merely an encounter near water.
What that description rests on
Morphology class under source audit.
The record
- Best evidence
- Targeted audit pending
- Source chain
- No document is attached yet. The retrieval is open work.
- Document
- N/A - working morphology class, no single source document by design
- Context
- Worldwide research target
What people call it
Names in wide circulation that point at this entry, and what the archive does and does not hold behind each one.
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Amphibians
Tracked
Requires anatomical adaptation, not merely an encounter near water.
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Aquatics
Tracked
Same slot as Amphibians. The poster splits one class into two.
Cases
No case in the archive is attached to this entry yet. It is a working class in the roster rather than a description drawn from a single report.
Where it was reported
No case in the archive is source-locked to this entry, so the archive cannot say where this form was reported. It is a working class in the roster, not a description drawn from one report.
Across Other morphology
The record places 8 cases whose description resolves a other morphology body in United States (3), Brazil, Denmark, Spain, USSR/Russia, Venezuela. None of them is locked to this entry in particular; they belong to the family.
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