Traits

Rounded forehead with square front.

Prominent forehead ridge, square shaped snout

If you recall, Crysalla bones are highly mineralized. In addition to all of these types, a Crysalla can also have crystallized horns, which are part of the skull.

Multiple small, irregular growths

Shaped appearance, any shape, including stars, hearts, or diamonds

Short and wide, capable of fast and tightly controlled flight, and easy maneuverability through obstacles like trees

The whip tail is extremely long and thin, and capable of snapping in the air with a loud crack! The wing membrane only extends for a quarter of it, and the hip bone is shallower.

Can grow anywhere on the body, including wings, dense hairlike filaments. They are more common in Presalla, and are few and far in between in modern Crysalla, being mostly replaced with fur and hair.

Bony projections from the skeleton evolved from osteoderms. They vary in size and shape.

Rhomboidal, fit together like a jigsaw rather than imbricate

Scales begin to opalize, forming progressively growing strong armor over the skin.

A mutation causing mineralized bone growths on the outside of the body, such as a raised spine or skull.

A wound in the Crysalla crystallizes when healing, resulting in an open geode permanently.

Bony protrusions from the beak upwards.

Mutation that forms infrared sensing heat pits on the beak, changing the shape of the skull.

Mutation that separates the bottom jaw into two, joined with stretchy connective tissue, and allows the jaw to stretch apart and swallow larger prey whole.

Wings have three extra fingers stretching from the elbow, forming a flared appearance.

Wings have three extra fingers stretching from the elbow, as well as a rounded membrane, giving a butterflylike appearance.

One or multiple extra arms or legs.

No tail.