The Ullar Pt.2
The Ullar are a native species to Mua who are often described as being superficially feline or ursine in appearance. They have apposable digits on their front and back paws, making them also relatively similar to Primates. While some would point to the various pseudo-humanoid features of the Ullar as evidence of convergent evolution, a quick reference to the anatomy of the Parthi would offer a different perspective on xenobiology and evolution.
However, a subset the scientific community among the M.R.I. have posited the idea that evolution is semi-convergent across the universe, with the caveat that evolution only starts to take on a convergent appearance based on basic constant environmental factors, offering that aquatic life evolves familiar forms based around locomotion and the universal laws of aquadynamics- while mammalian carbon-based land-dwelling life will often follow a wide but terrestrialesque variety of mutations and adaptations, evolving along only a few dozen or nearly a hundred different viable basic body plans with room for long-term variation. And similarly, avian and reptilian life is, in this semi-convergence theory, expected to follow a similar branching tree of earth-centric models for life.




















