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Field Entry: "Bloatfly"\0
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界: 动物界\r\n门: 节肢动物门\r\n纲: Insecta\r\n目: 双翅目\r\n科: 虻科\r\n属: Tabanus Linnaeus\r\n\r\nField observation suggests that the Bloatfly is a mutation of the Tabanus horse fly with provocative advances. These evolutionary forebears possessed neither the significant body mass, nor projectile sting of the Bloatfly. Dissection has revealed that this stinger is engorged with living pupae and neurotoxins. These projectiles are capable of incapacitating large prey on which the bloatfly and it's gestating young can freely feed. These neurotoxins are only nominally effective on humans, but can cause localized necrosis at the wound site. This observation is contrary to earlier assumptions that the Bloatfly was primarily a scavenger. The Bloatfly can be dispatched easily with light weapons, but nonetheless present a threat to field operatives, especially when encountered in numbers. They are hostile and can strike before the target is aware of its presence.\0
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Field Entry: "双头牛"\0
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界: 动物界\r\n门: 脊索动物门\r\n纲: 哺乳动物纲\r\n目: 偶蹄目\r\n科: 牛科\r\n属: Bos\r\n\r\nThe Brahmin has been encountered both in domesticated and wild varieties. They are hardy animals, and their utility has made them valuable to humans, in turn allowing these animals to reproduce in quantities beyond what they would otherwise be likely to acheive. They are commonly employed as pack animals. In addition to having two heads, dissection has revealed that these creatures have eight stomachs, but otherwise do not differ significantly from their likely ancestors of the 牛科 科. Typically docile in demeanor, these creatures are useful as both as beasts of burden and a food source for field operatives.\0
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Field Entry: A001 "野狗"\0
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界: 动物界\r\n门: 脊索动物门\r\n纲: 哺乳动物纲\r\n目: 食肉目\r\n科: 犬科\r\n属: 犬属\r\n\r\nDespite extensive testing I cannot further identify the origins of this mammal. It is clearly canis familiaris but generations of mutation have caused it to become its own new breed. An educated guess would place it as Canis Lupus or possibly Canis Indica. Even with the order's characteristically thick skull, the subject's brainwaves have been mutated, and territorial aggression amplified. While domestication is still possible with some subjects, the creature should generally be considered hostile.\0
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Field Entry: "Giant Ant"\0
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界: 动物界\r\n门: 节肢动物门\r\n纲: 昆虫纲\r\n目: 膜翅目\r\n科: 蚁科\r\n属: 弓背蚁属\r\n\r\nI've determined with near certainty that the aboriginal Ants are of the genus Camponotus. My best guess would be that a majority of the ants encountered are black carpenter ants (Camponotus pennsylvanicus). However, given that this particular genus consists of over a thousand different species, classification has been difficult. Prior generations of the genus were only considered a nominal threat to humans, but their social and fiercely territorial nature, combined with the greatly increased mass of current varieties has made them extraordinarily dangerous. The antennae of the ant is the primary sense organ, and soldiers report disabling this to be a successful tactic, as it sends the ant into a frenzy whereupon it attacks anything nearby, human or ant.\0
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Field Entry: "Mirelurk"\0
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界: 动物界\r\n门: 节肢动物门\r\n亚门: 甲壳类/螯肢动物亚门???\r\n纲: 肢口纲/ 软甲亚纲 / ???\r\n目: ???\r\n科: ???\r\n属: ???\r\n\r\nAfter going to enormous lengths to procure DNA samples of hypothesized forebears, we cannot explain why ancestry evidence is present from two vastly different creatures; the Limulus polyphemus (horseshoe crab) and the Callinectes sapidus (blue crab). It's obvious that a mutation occurred, giving this creature bipedal movement and massive growth, but I cannot explain the presence of multiple sub门 markers in DNA/RNA. Given their mystifying origins, I have decided the species deserves its own classification, and have thus dubbed them "Scylla Serrata Horrendus." They can often be found in sewers and caves and should be considered hostile and very dangerous, as their chitnous shell provides excellent resistance to both firearms and hand-held weapons. They are disgusting creatures, and I cannot fathom their popularity as a food source among the citizens of the Wasteland.\r\n\0
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Field Entry: A003 "Mole Rat"\0
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界: 动物界\r\n门: 脊索动物门\r\n纲: 哺乳动物纲\r\n目: 啮齿目\r\n科: 滨鼠科 \r\n\r\nSubject most closely resembles a Heterocephalus Glaber with enlargement due to heavy radiation. While much larger in size than generational ancestors, the local variety seems to have similarly low brain function, possibly due to an exceedingly tiny brain organ. Subject's incisors show increased enamel and dentine growth, making them razor sharp. Further study reveals extremely low levels of Substance P giving this subject an incredible tolerance to pain. I will take skin samples of my next subject as I believe the lack of Substance P can be spliced and manipulated for beneficial research, but this theory requires testing in a more fitting lab.\0
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Field Entry: "Great American Cockroach"\0
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界: 动物界\r\n门: 节肢动物门\r\n纲: 昆虫纲\r\n目: 蜚蠊目\r\n科: 蜚蠊科\r\n属: 大蠊属\r\n\r\nThe insect colloquially known as the Radroach is one of the most ubiquitous denizens of the modern American landscape. I believe it to be of the species P. Americana, the American cockroach, albeit a genome strain affected by years of exposure to heavy radiation levels. While winged, they are incapable of flight. I theorize that this is due to the evolutionary failure of the wing appendages to grow in strength commensurate to the surge in body mass. Radroach wings still seem to serve some purpose, however, in inter-species communication. Dark, damp, irradiated habitats, such as the metro tunnels, provide an ideal environment for breeding. Caution should be taken while exploring such areas, but the threat to operatives is minimal, even in great numbers.\0
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Field Entry: A002 "Large Scorpion"\0
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界: 动物界\r\n门: 节肢动物门\r\n纲: 蛛形纲\r\n目: 蝎形目\r\n科: 蝎科\r\n属: Pandinus\r\n\r\nBased on research, it first glance appears to be an enlarged Pandinus Imperator, but further testing is required to make a more precise identification. The subject's vesicle has mutated to match its enlarged hypodermic aculeus and the neurotoxin now acts on the potassium and calcium channels. Captive subject was hostile and should be considered a minor threat, though they could prove a problem in larger numbers. Anecdotal reports of specimens even larger than those we have observed exist, but it is likely that such reports are exaggerations.\0 |