Donoros pufflei
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| Donoros Pufflei Dark Puffle | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Invalid status
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| Moschomicrotherium dichotonros pufflei | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Puffles are mainly spotted in the red areas seen above. Yellow areas depict former habaitats of the puffles, and arrows depict migration during the summer (yellow) and winter (blue). Puffles are mainly spotted in the red areas seen above. Yellow areas depict former habaitats of the puffles, and arrows depict migration during the summer (yellow) and winter (blue).
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Dark Puffle |
Donoros pufflei, also known as dark puffle or donor puffle, is a subspecies of M. Pufflei that contains 27 pairs of chromosomes and is under the Moschomicrotheridae family. Formerly classified as a puffle, scientific breakthrough in 2003 revealed difference in chromosome count within elected puffles and were therefore known as donoros pufflei, after donor, signifying the extra blood vessels and organs in the species.
Dark puffles, as they are called in the USA, are only found in the Antarctic Peninsula. It was said that their origin was from the delta banks that was besi
