Qualis Humulis
Qualis Humulis is the name of a large extinction event occurring on December 27th, 2018, marking the end of the Genesis period and the beginning of the Oslontocene period.

Extinctions[edit]
More than 10 species went extinct at this time, the majority of which due to not having a suitable source of food. All organisms within Zone 15 perished, leaving the zone completely empty.
The following extinctions occurred:
| Species | Reason |
|---|---|
| Raikos kiria | no food source |
| Tubincia sanginata | no suitable hosts |
| Draco antaritha | no food left |
| Pigma bluvus | no food source |
| P. filteriourus | no food source |
| Limulus diminutus | out-competed by S. mipensis |
| Macrognathusensis burrowous | not enough food to support a creature that large |
| Bryopsis macropopulus | eaten to extinction by N. tigerensis |
| Neritina tigerensis | extinction of B. macropopulus |
| Multis parva | extinction of B. macropopulus |
| Naukis dinklebergii | extinction of M. parva |
All affected species were maladapted Genesis species.
Aftermath[edit]

Prior to the event, there were approximately 70 extant species, bringing the final count to approximately 60 species. The event marked the start of the Oslontocene period.