Drakes

[Brief description on the general aspects of drakes (can correlate to the description in the Dragons page, but please no copy-paste)]

Drake (Fradares) is a genus of reptiles in the family Dracone, which includes longtails, runners and imaneans. It is the most diverse genus of dragons, comprising of several widely varying species. Drakes are also the most common type of dragons, and the genus with the higher number of tameable species.

Etymology
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The word fradares is Ancient Arcaman for "crawling". The s in the end suggests another root might have been used prior, most scholars agreeing it to be sompe, Ancient Arcaman for "monster".

Evolution
[Brief information about the "history" of this genus, as well as how it relates to previous and next genuses]

All species and subspecies
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 * Genus Fradare
 * Subgenus [Large Beast]
 * Fradare momirho Sparkling Sharptooth
 * Fradare cebavosqenc Stonerod
 * Subgenus [Tall Beast]
 * Subgenus [Small Dragon]
 * Subgenus [Close to the Ground]
 * Subgenus [Running Beast]
 * Subgenus [Gliding Beast]
 * Subgenus [Full of Horns]

Physical characteristics
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Ecology
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Behaviour
[Brief description of the way it acts in the wild and when tamed (if tameable)]

Reproduction and parenting
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Communication
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Social relations
[How do they relate with individuals of the same species, other species and humanoids]

Utility
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