Traits

Resemble narwhals, with rounded features and a single long horn in the center of the face.

Resemble fish like creatures, including salmon, eels and pike. May have small fins along the top of the head, or under the jaw.

Soft features with no sharply defined traits.

Share more mammalian traits, with a blunt face shape and have areas of dense fur along the jaw and muzzle. Fur can be a different range of the coat color.

Share more avian traits, and have a solid beak on the upper jaw, with a flexible smooth lower jaw with normal teeth, upper jaw does not require teeth. Southern Balikin may have small colorful feathers on the top of the head, these should not resemble a crest, and instead by spread out and varied.

Share more reptilian traits, and may have subtle scaling around the eyes, and sides of neck. East Balikin will have a smooth patch starting at the chin and running to the chest.

Share more mammalian traits, and have areas of dense fur, either along the chin, cheeks, or brow area. May have thin whiskers anywhere on the face. Fur will be the same color as the coat areas around it.

Resemble bats with large up turned fleshy noses, soft furring or smooth skinned areas around the muzzle. Night Forest Balikin have large eyes that may reflect light or have a small glow.

Powerful blunt muzzles, usually with large teeth more visible than normal. Tundra Balikin have dense fur, which appears wild and uneven, fur can cover some of the face, or all of it spare the area around the nose.

Heavily scaled and powerful looking, Dragon Balikin have ridges along the back of the head, ending at the shoulders, as well as large plates on the muzzle. Optionally they may have larger than normal fangs that hangout over the lips, or a patch of short fur along the jaw and upper neck that is any solid color.

A smooth soft bill of the platypus, that can be short and squat or long and narrow. Bill may be natural browns and blacks, or lighter or darker than the base coat. Markings may affect this trait if the range covers te face.

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Core ears appear as small external holes, with no distinct features.

Small or no ears with feathered tips, or small feathered ‘false ear’. Feathers may be a different color from the base coat range.

Medium sized ears with a pointed tip, similar to a cat.

Small or no ears with solid scaling around the opening. Scales may be a different color from the base coat range.

Small, narrow ears that come to a point, with no fringe or edging. May be long and tapered, or small and pricked. Can face any direction.

Large to very large sized ears that are flat, rounded and will only smooth skin. Face Forward or backward. Inner skin may be a unique solid color.

Medium sized ears with distinct tufts at the end. Inside will be smooth. Can face any direction.

Large sized ears with furring all over, inside can be furred or smooth. Face Backward, or downward.