February 2nd, 2019 Extinction Event
The February 2nd, 2019 Extinction Event was a competition-based extinction event that occurred during the Zephyrocene period.
Extinctions
The following 7 extinctions occurred:
| Species | Reason |
|---|---|
| Sukalensis mipensis | due to having various predators and lacking defenses as well as competition for Algeara redensis |
| Marognathusensis pseudogeliniensis | it relies solely on S. mipensis |
| Tetraplecus electrovora | due to competition for A. redensis, S. orangesis, and R. fibera |
| Sukalensis feoeoldiumis | it adapted to have no predators but predators now occur with it |
| Sukalensis maputensa | outcompeted by Neosukalensis |
| Algeara redensis | predation from Aeliudas iscarioa, Macrobrachium casperpygmeus, and Testudius scythae in zone 24 and from Tetraplecus spp. in zone 2 |
| Dracuanguilacerta primaveteris | predation pressure from Dracuanguilacerta plumaprimventis |
Additionally, 3 species had their ranges reduced:
| Species | Reason |
|---|---|
| Cynopsis pyrrhosynopsm | extinct in zone 22 due Phungii chytridus parasitizing it uncontrolled |
| Fungera primus | extinct in Zone 4 due to enzymes from F. fuscimalus |
| Metatestudius herbibiria | extinct in zone 9 because it only eats algae and there are no algae present |
Macrobrachium electrica was pending extinction, but spread to Zone 3 instead.
| Species | Reason | Reason excluded |
|---|---|---|
| Macrobrachium electrica | outcompeted by M. tesla | Macrobrachium electrica should be pushed out to zone 3 by predators and competition with its descendants |