1. BY: Maleah

2. Alloellasmoapato
was located in North America in Pangea just above the equator.

3.  Our story takes us back to the beginning of the Permian
Period( about 286 MYA-250 MYA) a time of glaciations.
 An Alloellasmoapato stayed in his underground tunnel he dug
for safety from other predators.
 He’s able to dig and live in tunnels because he’s only one foot
long.
 The compact walls keep in heat in the cold .
 He also has a small hole on the side of his head where he
here’s from.
 He eats roots and leaves
 He has flat teeth for eating plants and roots

5.  There was a mass extinction and glaciations in the late
Permian
 Alloellasmoapato is now a therapsid (mammal like reptile) he
lays eggs still
 Hard scaly plated skin which makes a good shell for
protection
 Alloellasmoapato developed fur in the small holes in his hard
almost shell or plated like skin to with stand cold weather.

6.  Alloellasmoapato got enough water and nutrition
from roots and dead bugs to survive for weeks or
months of the glaciations.
 The Alloellasmoapato was very adaptable and fast
and tricky and was therefore selected out of a
number of creatures

9.  248 MYA
 Another big extinction occured due to Green House Effect
 Wet places became dry
 Harder to dig in dry ground
 Alloellasmoapato dug underground to keep cool
 Alloellasmoapato became larger due to better food like
leaves.
 After years of digging the Alloellasmoapato evolved six toes to
help dig faster. One of the unique quality's of a modern mole.

11.  213 MYA
 The Alloellasmoapato still lays eggs
 The Alloellasmoapato and other mammal like reptiles are very
prosperous in the Jurassic
 Eats more variety of plants
 There are now small predators on the land to dig into
underground homes.

12.  144 MYA
 Eats fruits
 Lots of good plants and fruits to eat
 Warmer
 Grows bigger because better food sugars
 Has a healthy diet of root leaves fruit nuts and bugs.
 The Alloellasmoapato digs deeper to avoid their homes being
crushed by dinosaurs

13.  65 MYA
 Cold weather
 Asteroid fell and heats up earth
 Tropical forests
 Eats more variety of fruits and plants
 Stays cool underground
 Gives birth to live young
 Nice moist soil for digging
 Loses its crest like thing because it was useless.

15.  55 MYA
 Another mass extinction
 Animals with hooves
 Grows bigger is now two feet in length
 Grows small sharp teeth for eating baby rodents.

17. STRANGE PLATED AND DECEPTIVE
MODERN DAY
 Classification: Animalia
 Phylum: Chordata
 Class: Mammalia
 Order: Talipidae
 The Alloellasmoapato has survived because he was so
adaptable to all kinds of weather and situations
 The Alloellasmoapato is now a relative to the modern day
mole.
 The Alloellasmoapato has a small hole where it hears from.

18. AFTER THE BREAK OF PANGEA THE
ALLOELASMOAPATHTTP:PANGEA_ANIMATION_03.GI
FO IS LOCATED ALMOST ANYWHERE ON LAND
BECAUSE IT IS SO ADAPTABLE.

19.  The Alloellasmoapato is very social, happy and playful
 When it comes to mating a Alloellasmoapato can be very
feisty when it returns to the mating grounds where it was born
every year
 When they give birth they cover up their young in a shell of
hard dirt stuck together from the special spit
Alloellasmoapato’s produces only in mating season
 They move in groups underground

20.  The Alloellasmoapato now eats about 1%-2% of it’s body
weight
 Alloellasmoapato now eats bugs, baby mice, roots, fruits and
plants
 Alloasmoapato teeth are flat and are good for smashing and
grinding up roots and bugs
 Alloasmoapato also has a few sharp teeth for eating baby
mice and bugs

22. Permian 1 Triassic 2 Jurassic 3 Cretatious Paleocene Eocene 6
4 5
Evolves fur Evolves 6 Eats more Evolves 3 Loses crest Grows 6
toes variety of inchs bigger inches
plants bigger
Grows 3 Eats fruits Gives birth Grows
inches to live sharp
young teeth
Digs deeper Eats more
fruits and
plants

23.  Brandt Niel Evolutionary Timeline Talkorigins.org
http://www.talkorigins.org/origins/geo_timeline.html October 2011
 Briggman Trevor Sang Tao Lorts Claire Evolution of Fruit Types and Seed
Dispersal: A Phylogenetic and Ecological Snapshot
http://www.plantystematics.com October 2011
http://plantbiology.msu.edu/files/Fruit%20evolution.pdf
 Evolution of Mammals Earthlife.net
http://www.earthlife.net/mammals/evolution.html October 2011
 The Jurassic Period Berkly.edu
http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/mesozoic/jurassic/jurassintro.html Geological
Society of America (GSA) 1999 Geologic Timescale, compiled by A.R. Palmer
and J. Geissman
-- S. Rieboldt, Nov. 2002 October 2011
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 Permian Period Prehistory.com
http://www.prehistory.com/timeline/permian.htm October 2011
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24.  Permian-Triassic Extinction Pbs.org 2001 WGBH Educational Foundation and
Clear Blue Sky Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. October 2011
 Reader John The Rise of Life The First 3-5 Billion Years Alfrrea a. Knopf,Inc.
Copyright 1986 Roxby Prehistory Limited printed and Bound in Spain by
Tonsa, San Sebastian