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Josefina, a specimen discovered in Nasca, Peru, exhibits characteristics indicative of a distinct species, classified as a Humanoid Reptile. | Josefina, a specimen discovered in Nasca, Peru, exhibits characteristics indicative of a distinct species, classified as a Humanoid Reptile. | ||
Revision as of 10:37, 11 March 2024
Josefina, a specimen discovered in Nasca, Peru, exhibits characteristics indicative of a distinct species, classified as a Humanoid Reptile.
Characteristics
| Characteristic | Description |
|---|---|
| Size | 58.50 cm |
| Species | Humanoid Reptile |
| Gender | Female |
| Anatomy | Josefina features three-fingered hands with four phalanges, feet with three toes, 9 pairs of ribs plus 2 floating pairs, hollow bones, a reproductive system, and possible tetraoctile neck. The presence of cranial sutures and tympanic bubble is also noted. |
| Unique Traits | Presumably pregnant with four ovoid objects resembling eggs in the abdomen. |
Gallery
Scientific Analysis
No DNA analysis or C14 dating has been conducted for this specimen.