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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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I.   INTRO
II.  VERSION HISTORY
III. GAME INFORMATION
IV.  GAME INTRO (OVERALL)
V.   GAME INTRO (DAILY)
VI.  ***GAME PLAY***
VII. ***ZOYON DATABASE BY SPECIES***
VIII.***ZOYON DATABASE BY FEATURES***
IX.  ETYMOLY
X.   ALLOWANCES
XI.  LEGAL
XII. CONTACT
XIII.CREDITS

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I.   INTRO
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I woke up one morning in 2009, and thought of a game I played in 1987, on an
Apple IIe/IIgs.  Not that many people play these wonderful games much anymore,
and not that you can find these games very easily either, and not that I could
remember the name.  I finally found the game online, when I found out the
correct way to spell Zoyon, and found out that it was Patrol, not Park (the
real kicker).  I found someone's blog who listed some apple disk archive sites,
found a exhaustive one, found the game and now play it.  Now I need a strategy
guide, and need to write a wikipedia page since nether of these exist (yet.)
I hope this guide helps anyone who finds it.

Zoyon Patrol is a problem-solving science simulation designed for grades 7-12.

The player assumes a role as director of a wildlife protection agency
responsible for the rescue of the endangered species that wander into the city. 
The player must capture the animal in order to win.

Each of the succeeding levels increase in difficulty: messages and responses
become more common, and the zoyon become more difficult to catch.  At the Grand
Master level, you will be faced with the ultimate challenge of trying to track
down two zoyons simultaneously.

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II.  VERSON HISTORY
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0.50   Version 0.50
     This is a skeletal guide.  I intend to release more complete versions.
     
1.0    Version 1.0
     Lots of additional information.  Much more complete.
     
1.1    Version 1.1
     Added Zoyon database.

1.2    Version 1.2 (current)
     Added Zoyon lists by characteristics.
     Added Etymology Section

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III. GAME INFO
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Game : Zoyon Patrol
Platform : Apple II et al
Guide size : 60 kb
Guide version: 1.2 final
Guide author : James Hall
Author's Email : jahall3@mail.usf.edu, jahiiiwolf@yahoo.com
Producer: Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium


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IV.  GAME INTRO (OVERALL)
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Zaphyr Island is an imaginary island in the South Pacific, located at 7ø52'
South latitude and 178ø28' East longitude.  Named after it's discoverer, Basil
Zaphyr, the island's most unique features are it's rich variety of natural
habitat regions, and the native wildlife that inhabit it.

Cute, friendly and unique to Zaphyr Island, the animals, called Zoyons, are an
endangered species [actually many] that must be protected.  Occasionally they
wander into Zaphyropolis, the island's capital city.  They search for food,
water, shelter, amusement, and a habitat that reminds them of home.

They mayor has created an agency called the Zoyon patrol, to locate, trap, and
return the Zoyons to their active habitat.  He has appointed you to be it's
director.  From your computerized control room, you will direct a trained staff
and manage all agency resources.

As the Zoyons wander about, people send messages to the Zoyon Patrol, reporting
that they have seen a Zoyon.  If you ask them for more information, they will
describe what they can remember about the Zoyon.  It is important to ask them
for more information in order to identify the Zoyon.

Mayor Baldwin has some helpful hints: Remember to get all the information you
can from message senders, use the database to identify the Zoyon, and use your
staff and resources to trap it.  The database information will help you to
figure out what trap and bait to use.  Watch the budget.  Welcome aboard!

After gathering information from the message, you can use the database to
identify which Zoyon is loose in the city.  Then you can use the maps to locate
where they Zoyon is and send your staff out to trap it, or gather more data.
You can even use the Lempel, a trained Zoyon tracking animal to track it down.

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IV.  GAME INTRO (DAILY)
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Orientation
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Day Month Date, Year                                                  Time
Welcome to your new job as Zoyon Patrol director.

The agency budget contains $10,000.  Agency expeditres must not exceed this
amount.  We have reports that * [usually 1] Zoyon(s) are loose in the city
at this time.

Your assignment: to locate the animals and return them to thier natural
habitat.  Take as much time as you need, but watch your budget and your public
opinion.

Good luck!

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VI.  ***GAME PLAY***
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There are four modes.  Beginner, intermediate, Master and Grand Master.  You
oftentimes have one Zoyon, but Grand Masters always have 2 (I think).  Higher
level games unlock more Zoyons, and make it near impossible to identify either.

Zoyon Patrol uses a menu based system.  This sections describes the options and
what they do.

The menu name is displayed on the top line.  Below that are the Day, Time, and
how many messages you have not read.  The last two lines tell you what key will
get what result.

See below for tips, and see section 4 for any question.  The game has built-in
reference.

A NOTE ON MAPS FOR SECTION 3 AND 4:
On any map: Using Closed Apple-? brings up help.

On any map: Closed Apple-A.
This will toggle (turn on and off) the flags from the screen.  (M, T, O, and L)
DEFAULT: On

On any map: Closed Apple-B.
This will allow you to switch between the 16 boroughs.  Sometime Zoyons will
cross lines to surrounding boroughs.  DFEAULT: Varies by game.

On any map: Closed Apple-H.
This will allow you to display the habitat legend (key).  Then you can tell the
terrain type of the different colors and patterns.  DEFAULT: Off

On any map: Closed Apple-S.
This will allow you to display or hide the street's names.  DEFAULT: On

1. READ MESSAGES
You get a numbered message, with a name, address and borough.  They say they
saw a Zoyon. Take note of any food they say it ate, or what it was doing.
These things may provide additional clues once you reduce the number of Zoyons
that it could be.

1.1. See Next Message
Go to the next message that came from them, or that you made to them.

1.2. See Previous Message
Go to the last message that came from them, or that you made to them.

1.3. Get More Information
If you do this, you will often time get a piece of helpful information about
the Zoyon that you can use to help identify it.  At beginner level you should
always always always do this.  At more advanced level you should do this as
often as possible, but see 1.4, below.

1.4. Verify the Information
Not everyone is truthful, or very good at doing this.  You call and check to
see if the information is real or not.

Note: You cannot request more information AND verify the message.  You can only
do one or the other, and many people cannot be reached at all.  In beginner, I
would advise to never verify the message since you always (in my experience)
get "Of course, I saw one", usually with some snide remark.  In higher levels
you may wish to verify the information, especially if it from a borough that
is clear across town (like if you get a message from Kitty Hawk, when all
sightings have been in Shoreview.  Or if you know yourself to be chasing a
nocturnal Zoyon, and you get daytime reports.  Or a diurnal one and you get
reports at night.)

2.  IDENTIFY ZOYON
This is where you attempt to identify your Zoyon.

2.1 Specify Characteristic
When you get more information from callers, the science team, observer
interviews, and so forth, you can oftentimes enter something here.

Color: What color was it?  Grey, Brown, Black, Orange?
Cover: What was it covered with?  Scales, Hair, Quills, Skin, Fur?
Ears: What shape were it's ears? Tufted, Pointed, Round, Floppy?
Eyes: What color were it's eyes? Brown, Blue, Green, Yellow?
Family: Do you know what family it is in? Ambidae, Auralidea, Auridae,
Chimeridae, Lagomidae, Primatidae, Nasidae?  (Only the science team might be
able to provide this, I think, but I have never had this information avaiable.)
Foot: How many digits (toes) did each foot it have?  3, 4, 5?
Height: How high was it?  8-12", 10-20", 18-25", 20-30", 24-36", 30 45", 40-50,
or 45-60" inches?  This is a poor field since many sizes fall into 2 or 3
ranges.  i.e.: a 25" Zoyon could be 18-25, 20-30, or 24-36)
Tail: What did it's tail look like?  Flat, Bushy, Striped, Tufted, Scaly,
Banded, Prehensile (able to grasp things, i.e.: monkeys)?
Weight: How much did it weigh? 10-18, 15-25, 20-35, 30-50, 40-65, 75-110,
100-160 lbs.  (This is another poor field.)

After putting in some information ad eliminating all but a few Zoyons, check
which ones.  Sometime a specific reported activity, or behavior will be listed
in one which can increase the likelihood that is the one.  For instance Elecoon
have been known to play with swings.  Quaklerat thumps it;s tail when happy.

2.2 See Zoyon Information
Dictionary Information on many Zoyons. Grand Master has the most possibilities
with 40.  It will give the taxonomic family, genus and species name.  Beneath
that is any information on cover, ears, eyes, foot, height, sound, tail, and
weight information.  (Note that since you cannot enter sound, once you get down
to 3 or 4 Zoyons, you can check here and narrow it down further.) There is also
a Description.  Most important to take note of is WHERE IT LIVES and WHAT IT
EATS.  For more information see the Zoyon database below.

3. ASSIGN TEAMS

This is how you try to catch a Zoyon.  On the maps  M' shows a message.  X'
shows a trap.   O' shows observers.   L' shows the Lempel

3.1 Get Status of Teams.
This screen shows you the status of the observation teams, the science team,
the trapping team, and the Lempel.

3.2 Send out Science Team
This will bring up a map.  Select the intersection you wish to send the team
to.  They tell you when they will get there, They tell you how long they will
investigate for.  The tell you they will send a message when done.  They cost
$200.  The information they send is often pivotal after beginner's level.

3.3 Set a Trap
Here you can set a trap.  You have traps from various sizes, types and bait.
Traps cost from $100-500, including cost for setting them up.  After choosing a
size, type, and bait for a trap, The trapping team tell you how long it will
take to set.  They say they will notify you if it is set off.

Trap types, uses, and baits:

3.3.1. 20" Net Trap ($100)
Use on treetop and swamp dwelling Zoyons not exceeding 20"

3.3.2. 24" Enclosure Trap ($150)
Use on enclosure seeking Zoyons not exceeding 24"

3.3.3. 28" Burrow Trap ($200)
Use on burrowing Zoyons not exceeding 28"

3.3.4. 34" Net Trap ($250)
Use on treetop and swamp dwelling Zoyons not exceeding 34"

3.3.5. 40" Enclosure Trap ($250)
Use on enclosure seeking Zoyons not exceeding 40"

3.3.6. 48" Burrow Trap ($300)
Use on burrowing Zoyons not exceeding 48"

3.3.7. 64" Net Trap ($400)
Use on treetop and swamp dwelling Zoyons not exceeding 64"

3.3.8. 72" Enclosure Trap ($500)
Use on enclosure seeking Zoyons not exceeding 72"

3.3.*.1 Bananas 
Use on Zoyons that eat fruit.

3.3.*.2 Cashews
Use on Zoyons that eat nuts.

3.3.*.3 Crickets
Use on Zoyons that eat insects.

3.3.*.4 Hamburger
Use on Zoyons that eat meat.

3.3.*.5 Honey 
Use on Zoyons that eat sweet stuff.

3.3.*.6 Lettuce
Use on Zoyons that eat vegetables.

3.3.*.7 Pepperoni Pizza
Use on Zoyons that eat pizza.

3.3.*.8 Popcorn
Use on Zoyons that eat snacks.

3.4 Check a Trap
You use this option when you have had a trap sprung.  when a trap is sprung a
popup box will appear.  MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHICH TRAP WAS SPRUNG SO THEY KNOW
WHICH ONE TO CHECK.  The trap team tells you how long it will take to check it. 
You cannot check a trap, until one has been set off.

3.5 Move a Trap
The number of traps you may set is limited.  So if you run out, or make an
error, you am move the trap.  The cost you pay is $50.

3.6 Release Tracking Animal
Release the Lempel.  This will crate a L on the map.  The team tells how long
it will be until it is released, and it will cost $500 (including tracking).

3.7 Send Out Observers
Observer teams will talk to locals, and get you more information.  They cost
$50 an hour, and only work from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, unlike the science team. 
Sending observers out also make the people happier with you.

3.8 Cancel Observer Assignment
Order the observers to return to the Zoyon Patrol HQ.

4. USE REFERENCE LIBRARY
Lots of excellent information is here.  If you have not played before, you
should go here and read all this first.  Then start a new game and get down to
finding that Zoyon!

4.1. Use Maps
This shows you the main map that you will be using.  You may need to use more
then one borough to catch a long-term of fast moving Zoyon.  The borough are:
Tanis, Olympus, Stuttgart, Sherwood Forest, Gondolin, Solace, El Dorado,
Avalon, Kitty Hawk. Camelot, Arisia, Majestic oaks, Zaphyr Point, Botany bay,
Shoreview, and Panglossia.  (In my experience the Zoyon is often found in the
southeast, but the game set you default borough for you.  Using closed apple B
will allow you to switch boroughs when the Zoyon does.)

4.2. Use Glossary
This is a useful glossary.  If you come across a word or phrase you don't
understand, check here.

4.3. See Metro Information
These screen show the 16 part map, and has a paragraph or two of basic
information about each, whether it is resorts, if there is an airport, and so
on about each area.  This information does not have any use I can see but it is
nice to know.  Some Zoyon also enjoy specific terrains and that information is
listed here.  This information can be used to screen out possible false leads.

4.4. See Staff Information
These screens show what each type of staffing team does and costs. including
the science, observer, trapping and Lempel team.    The observer team generall
interviews locals.  The science team is more thorough.  The trapping team deal
with the traps, and the lempel team with the lempel.

WHAT IS A LEMPEL?  The Lempel is a trained Zoyon who goes out and loves to play
with other Zoyons.  It wears a radio collar so you have round-the-clock
tracking anywhere in the city.

4.5. See Trapping Information
This section explain which type of traps, and bait to use depending on the
Zoyon you wish to catch.  If the zoyon nets in tree tops or swamps, use nets. 
If the zoyon like enclosed place use enclosure traps.  If the zoyon lives
underground, use borrow traps.  If you don't know, where it lives, and you get
little information from calls, you will have to use a variety.  You will also
have to see what you can bait the trap with.

5. GET A STATUS REPORT
This screen tell you the date, the time used so far, the budget, and remaining
budget, public opinion, which borough the Lempel is in, weather, temperature,
pressure, time of sunrise and time of sunset.

6. TAKE A BREAK
This allows you to speed up time, but be ready to hit escape to stop it, as
messages accrue, the Zoyon moves fast, the observers move fast (and quit at 5),
and so on.

7. QUIT
Quit your job and the game.  Also allows you to save the game.

A few parting words:
- Answer messages, verify suspicious ones (like ones form across town), and
call people back for
more information.
- Identifying the Zoyon is top priority. Then you can usually find out what it
eats, and how it lives.
- Use the correct trap type of the correct size with the correct bait near the
Zoyon.

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VII. ***ZOYON DATABASE BY SPECIES***
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Well, after working all day I think I got this.  I will post known information
first.  In some case I have speculated.  In most cases I tried to speculate by
other member of it's genus and family, since if you speculate, "Well other
Zoyons with 5 digits have grey fur", the best response is "So what?"  I tried
to stay mostly in the realm of what is scientifically most likely.  If there
was nothing that worked scientifically I tried some non-scientific methods.
(i.e.: Like saying many zoyons of this color, have eyes of that color.) 
Although remember this: UNKNOWN MEANS UNKNOWN.  I have no proof, just some
good, educated guesses.  This information could be entirely wrong.  If you have
information that you are CERTAIN of, or techniques that work send them to me
and I will update the database (and list you in the acknowledgment section.) 
The easiest way to do this, is to find an unknown zoyon, and call people back
for more information send out observers, and the science team.  The observers,
science team, and calling people back make then happier too keeping your public
opinion good.

The database follows, and at the end is an outline by various important
characteristics.

***SAMPLE***
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Family: This helps subdivide the Zoyons into their first division, in 7 parts,
and can sometime be determined by the science team.
Genus: Useful for finding out all unknown characteristics.
Species: Name (Note, that due to not being included there is no informationin
this section on the Lempel)
Color: Color of the cover, and pattern.  Only color can be entered. [Grey,
Brown, Black, Orange]
Cover/Coat: This is what the creature is covered in. [Scales, Hair, Quills,
Skin, Fur]
Ears: Size cannot be entered, but I included it.  Also the shapes [Tufted,
Pointed, Round, Floppy]
Eyes: Color. [Brown, Blue, Green, Yellow]
Foot: Size, webbing/padding/claws/features, and digits (fingers/toes) [NOTE: IN
EVERY SINGLE CASE DIGITS IS UNIFORM ACROSS THE GENUS.  THIS INFORATION MAY
LISTED AS UNKNOWN, BUT THIS FACT DOES NOT SEEM TO VARY AMONG MOST CRAETIRE IN
ANY KNOWN GENUS]
Height: Size range [8-12", 10-20", 18-25", 20-30", 24-36", 30 45", 40-50, or
45-60"]
Sound: You cannot enter this but it can be used to decide what you are chasing.
Tail: Length, type [Flat, Bushy, Striped, Tufted, Scaly, Banded, Prehensile]. 
Only type can be entered
Weight: Weight range [10-18, 15-25, 20-35, 30-50, 40-65, 75-110, 100-160 lbs.]

TRAP TYPE: Which of the three types to use (See section 4 trapping information
for more information.)
SIZE: How karge to use (it should always be bigger then the maximum size of the
zoyon)
BAIT: Best bait.  I include the bait and sometimes what it eats, if I feel it
is important.  But since all of the non-derived information is in the game, you
cam find out what the game says if you don't trust me.
Available: What gameplay level this zoyon is available in.
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AYEGUY:
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Family: Primatidae
Genus: Lemonk
Species: Ayeguy
Color: Grey
Cover/Coat: Fur
Ears: Unknown [3 out of 4 well-known Lemonks have medium ears.  A differant 3
out of 4 well-known Lemonks have tufted ears.]
Eyes: Unknown [67% likely to have Yellow, 33% likely to have green]
Foot: Small, 5 digits
Height: 8-12 in.
Sound: Cahhtering
Tail: Short, thick, bushy
Weight: 10-18 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Burrow
SIZE: 28"
BAIT: Unknown [Lemonks are very individualistic when it comes to food.  40%
seem to prefer cashews.  The rest are evenly divided at 20% amongst Honey,
Pizza, and Popcorn.]

Available: Master and Grand Master only

BEAVERMUR:
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Family: Primatidae
Genus: Lemonk
Species: Beavermur
Color: Brown
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Medium, tufted
Eyes: Yellow
Foot: Large, webbed, 5 digits
Height: 30-45 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Somewhat long, flat
Weight: 40-65 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Unknown [This Zoyon eats wood.  I would use Cashews, but I have no
evidence this will work]

Available: Intermediate and up

CAMERAT:
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Family: Auridae
Genus: Rodentoid
Species: Camerat
Color: Orange
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Large
Eyes: Yellow
Foot: Large, wide, padded, 4 digits
Height: 40-50 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Somewhat long, thick, tufted
Weight: Unknown [Most Rodentoids are between 10 and 35 lbs.]

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 72"
BAIT: Cashews

Available: Intermediate and up

CATAMONK:
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Family: Chimeridae 
Genus: Microtus
Species: Catamonk
Color: Grey, stripped
Cover/Coat: Scales
Ears: Medium, round
Eyes: Unknown [The only Microtus with known information has Green eyes]
Foot: Unknown [67% of Microtus have Large feet.  67% have wide feet.  Micrtous
feet have 4 digits 
Height: 18-25 in.
Sound: Howling
Tail: Long, thin, banded
Weight: 20-35 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 34"
BAIT: Hamburger (Eats tuna)

Available: Intermediate and higher.

CATICUS:
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Family: Nasidae
Genus: Raticus
Species: Caticus
Color: Grey, stripped
Cover/Coat: Quills
Ears: Small, tufted
Eyes: Green
Foot: Medium, clawed, 4 digits
Height: 10-20 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Short, flat
Weight: 15-25 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Burrow
SIZE: 28"
BAIT: Crickets

Available: Always

COATIGUAN:
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Family: Auridae
Genus: Chiropteroid
Species: Coatiguan
Color: Orange, spotted
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Unknown [All other known Chiropteroids have Large ears]
Eyes: Unknown [All other known Chiropteroids have Yellow eyes]
Foot: Small, narrow, clawed, 4 digits
Height: 30-45 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Long, thick, banded
Weight: 40-65 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Unknown [Other known Chiropteroids eat Hamburger, Popcorn, or Cashews]

Available: Master and Grand Master only

CYANMOUS:
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Family: Nasidae
Genus: Raticus
Species: Cynamous
Color: Unknown [67% chance Grey, 33% chance Grey, 67% chance Striped]
Cover/Coat: Unknown [3 way split between Quills, Hair, and Fur]
Ears: Truly Unknown
Eyes: Brown
Foot: Unknown [67% chance large, 99% chance clawed, 100% chance 4 digits]
Height: 8-12 in.
Sound: Chattering
Tail: Short
Weight: 10-18 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Burrow
SIZE: 28"
BAIT: Unknown [(Seeds) Popcorn/Cashews (more likely Cashews due to research I
did on Pumadaray and Rodentoids)]

Available: Master and Grand Master only

DIGICHIMP:
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Family: Primatidae
Genus: Lemonk
Species: Digachimp
Color: Orange
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Unknown [75% chance medium, 75% chance medium]
Eyes: Unknown [67% chance yellow, 33% chance green]
Foot: Medium, wide, clawed, 5 digits
Height: Unknown [All known Lemonk are under 45 in.  All zoyons of this weight
are 30-45 in.  All Burrowing Zoyons are below 45 in.]
Sound: Chattering
Tail: Long, thin, banded
Weight: 50-80 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Burrow
SIZE: 48"
BAIT: Pepperoni Pizza

Available: Master and Grand Master only

ELECOON:
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Family: Auralidae
Genus: Proboscis
Species: Elecoon
Color: Brown, striped
Cover/Coat: Skin
Ears: Large, round
Eyes: Green
Foot: Medium, wide, clawed, 3 digits
Height: 24-36 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Long, thick, bushy
Weight: 40-65 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 40"
BAIT: Crickets

Available: Always

ELEPINE:
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Family: Auralidae 
Genus: Proboscis
Species: Elepine
Color: Orange
Cover/Coat: Quills
Ears: Large, round
Eyes: Brown
Foot: Small, narrow, 3 digits
Height: 8-12 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Somewhat long, thick
Weight: 15-25 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Burrow
SIZE: 28"
BAIT: Crickets

Available: Intermediate and up

ELERAT:
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Family: Auralidae
Genus: Proboscis
Species: Elerat
Color: Grey
Cover/Coat: Quills
Ears: Large, floppy
Eyes: Unknown [67% chance Green, 33% chance Brown)
Foot: Large, narrow, clawed, 3 digits
Height: 10-20 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Short, thick
Weight: 20-35 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 24"
BAIT: Unknown [Other Proboscis like Crickets]

Available: Intermediate and up

ELEWADDLE:
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Family: Nasidae
Genus: Swinus
Species: Elewaddle
Color: Grey, spotted
Cover/Coat: Quills
Ears: Small, round
Eyes: Blue
Foot: Large, webbed, 4 digits
Height: 20-30 in.
Sound: None
Tail: None
Weight: 20-35 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 34"
BAIT: Lettuce

Available: Always

EMAHOG:
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Family: Nasidae
Genus: Swinus 
Species: Emahog
Color: Orange, striped
Cover/Coat: Quills
Ears: Medium, tufted
Eyes: Unknown [50% chance Blue, 50% chance Yellow]
Foot: Large, wide, clawed, 4 digits
Height: 24-36 inches
Sound: Squealing
Tail: Unknown [Most known swinus have none, but if it has one it is likely to
be like Piggyoni's: Long, thin, and banded]
Weight: 40-65 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 40"
BAIT: Popcorn

Available: Master and Grandmaster only

ENVELOHOP:
-------------------
Family: Lagomidae
Genus: Versatoid
Species: Envelophop
Color: Unknown [67% chance Grey, 33% chance Black, 67% chance spotted.]
Cover/Coat: Unknown [99% chance Fur]
Ears: Large, round
Eyes: Unknown [50% chance Blue, 50% chance Green]
Foot: Large, narrow , 4 digits
Height: 20-30 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Short, thick, bushy
Weight: 20-35 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Burrow
SIZE: 28"
BAIT: Unknown [66% of Versatoids (all except Rabbitlope) might like Cashews,
and so might Patyplop,w hich also eats roots so you could try that](eats Roots)

Available: Master and Grand Master only

FROGAMUR:
-------------------
Family: Chimeridae
Genus: Microtus
Species: Frogamur
Color: Orange, spotted
Cover/Coat: Scales
Ears: Unknown [The only known other microtus has Medium and round]
Eyes: Green
Foot: Medium, wide, webbed, 4 digits
Height: 20-30 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Somewhat long, thick
Weight: 30-50 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 34"
BAIT: Hamburger (eats Tuna)

Available: Intermediate and up

FROGORILLA:
-------------------
Family: Primatidae
Genus: Lemonk
Species: Frogorilla
Color: Orange, striped
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Medium, tufted
Eyes: Unknown [67% chance Yellow, 33% chance Green]
Foot: Unknown [100% chance it has 5 digits, other stats are too variable]
Height: 30-45 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Short
Weight: 50-80 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Popcorn

Available: Master and Grand Master only

GIBBOCOON:
-------------------
Family: Primatidae
Genus: Pongoid
Species: Gibbocoon
Color: Grey, striped
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Medium, tufted
Eyes: Unknown [67% of grey striped Zoyon have Green eyes, and the other 33% is
likely due to it's family, but this is hardly scientific]
Foot: Medium, wide, padded, 5 digits
Height: 30-45 in.

Sound: None
Tail: Unknown [99% chance none]
Weight: 50-80 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 72"
BAIT: Pepperoni Pizza

Available: Master and Grand Master only

GORGORIL:
-------------------
Family: Primitidae
Genus: Pongoid
Species: Gorgoril
Color: Unknown [Only one Pongoid has any known data: It is grey, and striped.]
Cover/Coat: Unknown [Only one Pongoid has any known data: It has hair.]
Ears: Medium, tufted
Eyes: Unknown [Your guess is as good as mine here]
Foot: Medium, wide, padded, 5 digits
Height: Unknown [30-60 in.  The 2 known zoyons of this weight are 45-60 in.]
Sound: Howling
Tail: Unknown [Only one Pongoid has any known data: It has none.]
Weight: 100-160 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Unknown [Only one Pongoid has any known data: Enclosure.]
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Unknown [Only one Pongoid has any known data: Pepporoni Pizza.]

Available: Master and Grand Master only.

LEGUMUNCH:
-------------------
Family: Lagomidae
Genus: Versatoid
Species: Legumunch
Color: Black, spotted
Cover/Coat: Fur
Ears: Medium, round
Eyes: Unknown [50% chance Blue, 50% chance Green]
Foot: Unknown [67% chnace Large, 67% chance narrow, 100% chance 4 digits]
Height: 8-12 in.
Sound: Cahttering
Tail: Short
Weight: 10-18 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 20"
BAIT: Cashews [eats Peanuts]

Available: Intermediate and up

LINGEROO:
-------------------
Family: Ambidae 
Genus: Supialis
Species: Lingeroo
Color: Grey, spotted
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Large, floppy
Eyes: Blue
Foot: Unknown [67% large, 100% chance 3 digits]
Height: Unknown [All known Supialis are under 36 in.]
Sound: None
Tail: Unknown [67% chance short, 67% chance falt]
Weight: 75-110 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Cashews

Available: Master and Grand Master only

LIOZARD:
-------------------
Family: Chimeridae
Genus: Microtus
Species: Liozard
Color: Grey
Cover/Coat: Scales
Ears: Unknown [The only mirctous with data suggests medium round (99% chance)]
Eyes: Unknown [The only mirctous with data suggests Green (99% chance)]
Foot: Large, wide, clawed, 4 digits
Height: 40-50 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Somewhat long, thick, banded
Weight: Unknown [20-160 lbs. by family, but the only other zoyon of this size
range (Camerat) is also unknown and suggested to be between 10-35 lbs.)

TRAP TYPE: Unknown [67% chance Net.  Only Lizamonk uses Enclosure.  But notice
the similarity among names.]
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Unknown [99% Hamburger (eats Tuna)]

Available: Master and Grand Master only

LIZAMONK:
-------------------
Family: Chimeridae 
Genus: Microtus
Species: Lizamonk
Color: Black, spotted
Cover/Coat: Scales
Ears: Unknown [The only mirctous with data suggests medium round (99% chance)]
Eyes: Unknown [The only mirctous with data suggests Green (99% chance)]
Height: Large, narrow, clawed, 4 digits
Sound: Unknown [The only mirctous with data suggests no more then 50 in.  All
known zoyons of this weight range are between 45 and 60 in.]
Tail: Somewhat long, thick, tufted
Weight: 100-160 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 72"
BAIT: Hamburger

Available: Master and Grand Master only.

MEGAPONG:
-------------------
Family: Primitidae
Genus: Pongoid
Species: Megapong
Color: Unknown [Only one Pongoid has any known data: It is grey.  It may also
be striped.  Ear Correlation agrees but is not sceintific.]
Cover/Coat: Unknown [Only one Pongoid has any known data: It has hair.]
Ears: Medium
Eyes: Unknown [Your guess is as good as mine here]
Foot: Unknown [67% chance medium, wide, padded, 5 digits]
Height: 45-60 in.
Sound: None
Tail: None
Weight: Unknown [The 2 other zoyons of this height weight 100-160 lbs.]

TRAP TYPE: Unknown [Only one Pongoid has any known data: Enclosure.]
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Unknown [Only one Pongoid has any known data: Pepporoni Pizza.]

Available: Master and Grand Master only.

MONGEROO:
-------------------
Family: Nasidae
Genus: Raticus
Species: Mongeroo
Color: Grey
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Large, pointed
Eyes: Brown
Foot: Large, wide, calwed, 4 digits
Height: 45-60 in.

Sound: None
Tail: Short, bushy
Weight: 100-160 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 72"
BAIT: Honey

Available: Always

PELIWOG:
-------------------
Family: Auridae
Genus: Chiropteroid
Species: Peliwog
Color: Black
Cover/Coat: Skin
Ears: Large, pointed
Eyes: Yellow
Foot: Large, webbed, 4 digit
Height: 18-25 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Short, flat
Weight: 20-35 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 34"
BAIT: Hamburger (east Fish)

Available: Intermediate and up

PENDAMONK:
-------------------
Family: Nasidae
Genus: Raticus
Species: Pendamonk
Color: Brown, striped
Cover/Coat: Fur
Ears: Medium, round
Eyes: Green
Foot: Large, narrow, clawed, 4 digits
Height: 18-25 in.
Sound: Howling
Tail: Long, prehensile
Weight: 10-18 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 34"
BAIT: Bananas

Available: Always

PIGGYOONI:
-------------------
Family: Nasidae
Genus: Swinus
Species: Piggyoni
Color: Unknown [67% chance Grey, 33% chance Orange, could be spotted or striped
or not]
Cover/Coat: Unknown [All other Chiropteroids have Quills]
Ears: Unknown [67% chance Medium, 67% chance round]
Eyes: Unknown [50% Blue, 50% Yellow]
Foot: Large, narrow, clawed, 4 digits
Height: 20-30 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Long, thin, banded
Weight: True Unknown

TRAP TYPE: Unknown [67% Enclosures, 33% use Net]
SIZE: 40"
BAIT: Unknown (The diet listed is Cheese Puffs)[67% of Swinus may like Popcorn,
33% may like Lettuce.  There is a very slim possibility it may like Pizza, if
Cheese Puffs is similar to pizza.]

Available: Master and Grand Master

PLATYPLOP:
-------------------
Family: Ambidae
Genus: Supialis
Species: Platyplop
Color: Brown
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Large
Eyes: Green
Foot: Large, webbed, 3 digits
Height: 18-25 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Somewhat long, flat
Weight: 20-35 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 34"
BAIT: Unknown (diet Roots) [Other root eaters and 33% of Supialis may eat
Cashews]

Available: Intermediate and up

PLUMADARY:
-------------------
Family: Auridae
Genus: Rodentoid
Species: Plumadary
Color: Orange
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Large
Eyes: Yellow
Foot: Medium, clawed, 3 digits
Height: Unknown [8-50 likely, foot correlation would indicated 10-20 in. Weight
places it between 10 and 25, butt very likely over 18 in. All Burowing Zoyons
are below 45 in.  If it over 48" capture would not be possible, and the Zoyon
would likely not be in the game at all.]
Sound: None
Tail: Short, thick, tufted
Weight: 20-35 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Burrow
SIZE: 48"
BAIT: Unknown (eats Seeds) [Popcorn/(Other Rodentoids like)Cashews]

Available: Intermediate and up

PORCULURCH:
-------------------
Family: Ambidae
Genus: Supialis
Species: Porculurch
Color: Orange
Cover/Coat: Quills
Ears: Large, round
Eyes: Green
Foot: Large, wide, clawed, 3 digits
Height: 24-36 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Short, thick, bushy
Weight: 40-65 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Pepperoni Pizza

Available: Intermediate and up

PORCUPOD:
-------------------
Family: Nasidae
Genus: Swinus
Species: Porcupod
Color: Grey
Cover/Coat: Quills
Ears: Medium, round
Eyes: Yellow
Foot: Large, clawed, 4 digits
Height: 8-12 in.
Sound: Squealing
Tail: None
Weight: 10-18 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 24"
BAIT: Unknown (The diet listed is Cheese Puffs)[67% of Swinus may like Popcorn,
33% may like Lettuce.  There is a very slim possibility it may like Pizza, if
Cheese Puffs is similar to pizza.]

Available: Intermediate and up

QUACKERAT:
-------------------
Family: Ambidae
Genus: Supialis
Species: Quackerat
Color: Brown
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Large, round
Eyes: Green
Foot: Medium, wide, webbed, 3 digits
Height: 10-20 in.
Sound: Chattering
Tail: Short, flat
Weight: 15-25 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 20", 34" (20"  is the maximum they grow, but 34 should work as well, if
you want a margin)
BAIT: Pepperoni Pizza

Available: Always

RABBITLOPE:
-------------------
Family: Lagomidae
Genus: Versatoid
Species: Rabbitlope
Color: Grey
Cover/Coat: Fur
Ears: Large, floppy
Eyes: Blue
Foot: Medium, narrow, padded, 4 digits
Height: 30-45 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Unknown [67% chance Short, 67% chance thick]
Weight: Unknown [Versatoids are usually 10-35 lbs., many 10-18]

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Lettuce

Available: Master and Grand Master only

RABBITOG:
-------------------
Family: Lagomidae
Genus: Versatoid
Species: Rabbitog
Color: Grey, spotted
Cover/Coat: Fur
Ears: Large, floppy
Eyes: Green
Foot: Large, webbed, 4 digits
Height: 8-12 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Short, flat
Weight: 10-18 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Lettuce

Available: Master and Grand Master only

SQUIRMUR:
-------------------
Family: Primatidae 
Genus: Lemonk
Species: Squirmur
Color: Grey, striped
Cover/Coat: Fur
Ears: Medium
Eyes: Green
Foot: Small, 5 digits
Height: 10-20 in.
Sound: Chattering
Tail: Long, thick, bushy
Weight: 10-18 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 24"
BAIT: Cashews

Available: Intermediate and up

STICKAPEDE:
-------------------
Family: Auridae
Genus: Rodentoid
Species: Stickapede
Color: Black, spriped
Cover/Coat: Hair
Ears: Large, pointed
Eyes: Yellow
Foot: Medium, padded, 4 digits
Height: 8-12 in.
Sound: Chattering
Tail: Short, thin
Weight: 10-18 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 20"
BAIT: Cashews

Available: Always

TARSATIER:
-------------------
Family: Primatidae
Genus: Lemonk
Species: Tarsatier
Color: Brown
Cover/Coat: Fur
Ears: Large, tufted
Eyes: Yellow
Foot: Medium, 5 digits
Height: 8-12 in.
Sound: Howling
Tail: Long, prehensile
Weight: 10-18 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Net
SIZE: 20"
BAIT: Honey

Available: Always

TOADAPED:
-------------------
Family: Auralidae
Genus: Probosdcis
Species: Toadaped
Color: Unknown [Grey, Orange, Brown, stripes, are all possibly by family.  Ear
correlation, eyes correlation, foot correlation, and tail correlation are all
too unreliable (never above 50%), and too unscientific to be noted.]
Cover/Coat: Unknown [67% chance Quills, 33% chance Skin]
Ears: Large, round
Eyes: Green
Foot: Medium, wide, clawed, 3 digits
Height: 30 45 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Short, thick, bushy
Weight: 50 80 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Burrow
SIZE: 48"
BAIT: Unknown [Other Proboscis like Crickets]

Available: Intermediate and up

TORTOMAND:
-------------------
Family: Auridae
Genus: Chiropteroid
Species: Tortomand
Color: Orange, spotted
Cover/Coat: Skin
Ears: Large
Eyes: Yellow
Foot: Large, wide, clawed, 4 digits
Height: 45-60 in.
Sound: None
Tail: Somewhat long, thick
Weight: 100-160 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Enclosure
SIZE: 72"
BAIT: Popcorn/Cashews [more likely Cashews due to reserach on Pumadaray and
Rodentoids] (eats Seeds)

Available: Intermediate and up

WADDLEWISK:
-------------------
Family: Auridae
Genus: Chiropteroid
Species: Waddlewisdk
Color: Unknown [67% chance Orange, spotted, 33% chance Black]
Cover/Coat: Unknown [33% chance Hair, 67% chance Skin]
Ears: Unknown [99% chance Large]
Eyes: Unknown [99% chance Yellow]
Foot: Large, wide, webbed, 4 digits
Height: Unknown [All Chiroptyeroid are under 60 in.  All known Zoyons of this
weight are 45-60 in.]
Sound: None

Tail: Somewhat long, thick, bushy
Weight: 100-160 lbs.

TRAP TYPE: Unknown [67% chance Net, 33% chance Enclosure]
SIZE: 64"
BAIT: Unknown [33% each of Hamburger, Popcorn, Cashews]

Available: Master and Grand Master only.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

---------------------------------------------------
VIII.***ZOYON DATABASE BY FEATURES***
---------------------------------------------------

The following lists describe zoyon by individual characteristic, as it is known
(not noted) and suspected (noted by [s], and a likelihood on a 1(Over 0%, but
under 17% chance liklihood) - 7(only for 100% chance) scale.  Keep in mind
unknown is still unknown, so I don't assign everything to every list.)  This
list is useful if you get more information then what you need.  For instance,
you get told it had tufted ears and you can enter that.  Then you are told it
had large ears.  You can cross-reference the list the game five you with the
list below for large ears to narrow it further.  This list become more and more
useful at higher level of the game so you can just make list of the 40 zoyons
(a name list is posted as a separate file), and then check off which ones you
know it is not and suspect.  The game never deals with suspected zoyons, and in
beginner it is pretty easy to pin down which 1 of 8 it is.  In grand master you
have to pin down which 2 of 40, and oftentimes you do not have complete
information.  Also notice some fields will add up to more then 40, and some
zoyon may appear in multiple categories.

---------------
ZOYON BY FAMILY
---------------
NOTE: This field can be entered.  40 Total.

AMBIDAE (4)
Lingeroo
Platyplop
Porculurch
Quackera

AURALIDAE (4)
Elecoon
Elepine
Elerat
Toadaped

AURIDAE (7)
Camerat
Coatiguan
Peliwog
Plumadary
Stickapede
Tortomand
Waddlewisk

CHIMERIDAE (4)
Catamonk
Frogamur
Liozard
Lizamonk

LAGOMIDAE (4)
Envelohop
Legumunch
Rabbitlope
Rabbitog

NASIDAE (8)
Caticus
Cynamous
Elewaddle
Emahog
Mongeroo
Pendumonk
Piggyooni
Porcupod

PRIMATIDAE (9)(Most likely)
Ayeguy
Beavermur
Digachimp
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Megapong
Squirmur
Tarsatier

--------------
ZOYON BY GENUS
--------------
NOTE: This field is not entered, but Genus ties are the best way to determine
unknown eyes, ears, tail, and (usually) feet.  40 Total.

CHIRPOTEROID (Auridae)(4)
Coatiguan
Peliwog
Tortomand
Waddlewisk

LEMONK (Primatidae)(6)(Most likely)
Ayeguy
Beavermur
Digachimp
Frogorilla
Squirmur
Tarsatier

MICROTUS (Sole Chimeridae)(4)
Catamonk
Frogamur
Liozard
Lizamonk

PONGOID (Primatidae)(3)
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Megapong

PROBOSCIS (Sole Aurilidae)(4)
Elecoon
Elepine
Elerat
Toadaped

RATICUS (Nasidae)(4)
Caticus
Cynamous
Mongeroo
Pendumonk

RODENTOID (Auridae)(3)
Camerat
Plumadary
Stickapede

SUPIALIS (Ambidae)(4)
Lingeroo
Platyplop
Porculurch
Quackerat

SWINUS (Nasidae)(4)
Elewaddle
Emahog
Piggyooni
Porcupod

VERSATOID (Lagomidae)(4)
Envelohop
Legumunch
Rabbitlope
Rabbitog

--------------------------
ZOYON BY COLOR AND PATTERN
--------------------------
NOTE: Color/Color can be entered.  Color/Pattern can be entered.

COLOR (44 Total):
BLACK (7)
Legumunch
Lizamonk
Peliwog
Stickapede
Cynamous [s2]
Envelohop [s2]
Waddlwisk [s2]

BROWN (6)
Beavermur
Elecoon
Pendumonk
Platyplop
Quackerat
Tarsatier

GREY (18)
Ayeguy
Catamonk
Caticus
Elerat
Elewaddle
Gibbocoon
Lingeroo
Liozard
Mongeroo
Porcupod
Rabbitlope
Rabbitog
Squirmur
Cynamous [s4]
Envelohop [s4]
Piggyooni [s4]
Gorgoril [s6]
Megapong [s6]

ORANGE (12)
Camerat
Coatiguan
Digachimp
Elepine
Emahog
Frogamur
Frogorilla
Plumadary
Porculurch
Tortomand
Waddlewisk [s4]
Piggyooni [s2]

UNKNOWN(1)
Toadaped

--------

PATTERN (42 Total):
NONE/UNKNOWN (17)
Ayeguy
Beavermur
Camerat
Digachimp
Elepine
Elerat
Liozard
Mongeroo
Peliwog
Platyplop
Plumadary
Porculurch
Porcupod
Quackerat
Rabbitlope
Tarsatier
Piggyooni [s2 none]

SPOTTED (11)
Coatiguan
Elewaddle

Frogamur
Legumunch
Lingeroo
Lizamonk
Rabbitog
Tortomand
Envelohop [s4]
Waddlewisk [s4]
Piggyooni [s2]

STRIPED (14)
Catamonk
Caticus
Elecoon
Emahog
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Pendumonk
Squirmur
Stickapede
Megapong [s6]
Gorgoril [s6]
Cynamous [s4]
Piggyooni [s2]
Toadaped [s2]

----------------------
ZOYON BY COAT MATERIAL
----------------------
NOTE: This field can be entered.  44 Total.

FUR (9)
Ayeguy
Legumunch
Pendumonk
Rabbitlope
Rabbitog
Squirmur
Tarsatier
Envelohop [s6]
Cynamous [s2]

HAIR (16)
Beavermur
Camerat
Coatiguan
Digachimp
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Lingeroo
Mongeroo
Platyplop

Plumadary
Quackerat
Stickapede
Gorgoril [s6]
Megapong [s6]
Cynamous [s2]
Waddlewisk [s2]

QUILLS (10)
Caticus
Elepine
Elerat
Elewaddle
Emahog
Porculurch
Porcupod
Piggyooni [s5]
Toadaped [s4]
Cynamous [s2]

SCALES (4)
Catamonk
Frogamur
Liozard
Lizamonk

SKIN (5)
Elecoon
Peliwog
Tortomand
Waddlewisk [s4]
Toadaped [s2]

---------------------------
ZOYON BY EAR SIZE AND SHAPE
---------------------------
NOTE: Ear/Size is not entered.  Ear/Shape can be entered.

SIZE (40 Total):
LARGE (20)
Camerat
Elecoon
Elepine
Elerat
Envelohop
Lingeroo
Mongeroo
Peliwog
Platyplop
Plumadary
Porculurch
Quackerat
Rabbitlope

Rabbitog
Stickapede
Tarsatier
Toadaped
Tortomand
Coatiguan [s6]
Waddlewisk [s6]

MEDIUM (17)
Ayeguy
Beavermur
Catamonk
Emahog
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Legumunch
Megapong
Pendumonk
Porcupod
Squirmur
Frogamur [s6]
Liozard [s6]
Lizamonk [s6]
Digachimp [s4]
Piggyooni [s4]

SMALL (2)
Caticus
Elewaddle

UNKNOWN (1)
Cynamous

--------

SHAPE (40 Total):
FLOPPY (4)
Elerat
Lingeroo
Rabbitlope
Rabbitog

NA (8)
Camerat
Magapong
Platyplop
Plumadary
Squirmur
Tortoman
Coatiguan [s6]
Waddlewisk [s6]

POINTED (3)
Mongeroo
Peliwog
Stickapede

ROUND (15)
Catamonk
Elecoon
Elepine
Elewaddle
Envelohop
Legumunch
Pendumonk
Porculurch
Porcupod
Quackerat
Toadaped
Piggyooni [s4]
Frogamur [s6]
Liozard [s6]
Lizamonk [s6]

TUFTED (9)
Beavermur
Caticus
Emahog
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Tarsatier
Ayeguy [s5]
Digachimp [s5]

UNKNOWN (1)
Cynamous

------------------
ZOYON BY EYE COLOR
------------------
NOTE: This field can be entered.  48 Total.

BLUE (7)
Elewaddle
Ligeroo
Rabbitlope
Elevelophop [s3]
Legamunch [s3]
Emahog [s3]
Piggyooni [s3]

BROWN (4)
Cynamous
Elepine
Mongeroo
Elerate [s2]

GREEN (19)
Caticus
Elecoon
Frogamur
Pendumonk
Platyplop
Porculurch
Quackerat
Rabbitog
Squirmur
Toadaped
Catamonk [s6]
Gibboccoon [s6]
Liozard [s6]
Lizamonk [s6]
Elerat [s4]
Envelohop [s3]
Legumunch [s3]
Ayeguy [s2]
Digachimp [s2]
Frogorilla [s2]

YELLOW (15)
Beavermur
Camerat
Peliwog
Plumadary
Porcupod
Stickapede
Tarsatier
Tortomand
Coatiguan [s6]
Waddlewisk [s6]
Ayeguy [s4]
Digichimp [s4]
Frogorilla [s4]
Emehog [s3]
Piggyooni [s3]

UNKNOWN (2)
Gorgoril
Megapong

-----------------------------
ZOYON BY FOOT CHARACTERISTICS
-----------------------------
NOTE: Foot/Size is not be entered. Foot/Width is not be entered. Foot/Tread is
not be entered. Foot/Digits can be entered.

SIZE (40 Total):
LARGE (20)(Most likely)
Beavermur
Elerat
Elewaddle
Emahog
Envelohop
Liozard
Lizamonk
Mongeroo
Peliwog
Pendumonk
Piggyooni
Platyplop
Porculurch
Porcupod
Rabbitog
Tortomand
Waddlewisk
Catamonk [s4]
Legumunch [s4]
Lingeroo [s4]

MEDIUM (14)
Camerat
Caticus
Digachimp
Elecoon
Frogamur
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Plumadary
Quackerat
Rabbitlope
Stickapede
Tarsatier
Toadaped
Megapong [s4]

SMALL (4)
Ayeguy
Coatiguan
Elepine
Squirmur

UNKNOWN (2)
Cynamous
Frogorilla

--------

WIDTH (40 Total):
NARROW (9)
Coatiguan
Elepine
Elerat
Envelohop
Lizamonk
Pendumonk
Piggyooni
Rabbitlope
Legumunch [s4]

NORMAL (12)
Ayeguy
Caticus
Camerat
Elewaddle
Peliwog
Platyplop
Plumadary
Porcupod
Rabbitog
Squirmur
Stickapede
Tarsatier

WIDE (16)(Most likely)
Beavermur
Digachimp
Elecoon
Emahog
Frogamur
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Liozard
Mongeroo
Porculurch
Quackerat
Toadaped
Tortomand
Waddlewisk
Catamonk [s4]
Megapong [s4]

UNKNOWN (3)
Cynamous
Frogorilla
Lingeroo

---------

TREAD (40 Total):
CLAWED (17)(Most likely)
Camerat
Caticus
Coatiguan
Digachimp
Elecoon
Elerat
Emahog
Liozard
Lizamonk
Mongeroo
Pendumonk
Piggyooni
Plumadary
Porculurch
Porcupod
Toadaped
Tortomand

NONE (Same as cover)(5)
Ayeguy
Elepine
Envelohop
Squirmur
Tarsatier

PADDED (6)
Catamonk
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Rabbitlope
Stickapede
Megapong [s4]

WEBBED (8)
Beavermur
Elewaddle
Frogamur
Peliwog
Platyplop
Quackerat
Rabbitog
Waddlewisk

UNKNOWN (4)
Cynamous
Frogorilla
Legumunch
Lingeroo

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DIGITS (40 Total):
3 DIGITS (7)
Elecoon
Elepine
Platyplop
Porculurch
Quackerat
Toadaped
Lingeroo [s7]

4 DIGITS (24)
Camerat
Caticus
Coatiguan
Elerat
Elewaddle
Emahog
Envelohop
Frogamur
Liozard
Lizamonk
Mongeroo
Peliwog
Pendumonk
Piggyooni
Plumadary
Porcupod
Rabbitlope
Rabbitog
Stickapede
Tortomand
Waddlewisk
Catamonk [s7]
Cynamous [s7]
Legumunch [s7]

5 DIGITS (9)
Ayeguy
Beavermur
Digachimp
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Squirmur
Tarsatier
Frogorilla [s7]
Megapong [s7]

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ZOYON BY HEIGHT RANGE
---------------------
NOTE: This field can be entered.  40 Total.

Due to being a range, I placed all suspicions here.  All are [s6] about 99%
(6):
Lingeroo - Below 36"
Digichimp - Below 45"
Lizamonk - Below 50"
Plumadary - Below 50"
Gorgoil - Below 60" (and above 30")
Waddlewisk - Below 60"

8-12" (8)(Most likely)
Ayeguy
Cynamous
Elepine
Legumunch
Porcupod
Rabbitog
Stickapede
Tarsatier

10-20" (4)
Caticus
Elerat
Quackerat
Squirmur

18-25" (5)
Catamonk
Envelohop
Peliwog
Pendumonk
Platyplop

20-30" (3)
Elewaddle
Frogamur
Piggyooni

24-36" (3)
Elecoon
Emahog
Porculurch

30-45" (6)
Beavermur
Coatiguan
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Rabbitlope
Toadaped

40-50" (2)
Camerat
Liozard

45-60" (3)
Megapong
Mongeroo
Tortomand

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ZOYON BY SOUND
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NOTE: This field is not entered.  40 Total.

CHATTERING (7)
Ayeguy
Cynamous
Digachimp
Legumunch
Quackerat
Squirmur
Stickapede

HOWLING (5)
Catamonk
Gorgoril
Lizamonk
Pendumonk
Tarsatier

NONE/NONE KNOWN (26)(Most likely)
Beavermur
Camerat
Caticus
Coatiguan
Elecoon
Elepine
Elerat
Elewaddle
Envelohop
Frogamur
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Lingeroo
Liozard
Megapong
Mongeroo
Peliwog
Piggyooni
Platyplop
Plumadary
Porculurch
Rabbitlope
Rabbitog
Toadaped
Tortomand
Waddlewisk

SQUEALING (2)
Emahog
Porcupod

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ZOYON BY TAIL CHARACTERISTICS
-----------------------------
NOTE: Tail/Length is not entered.  Tail/Width is not entered.  Tail/Type can be
entered.  

LENGTH (41 Total):
LONG (9)
Catamonk
Coatiguan
Digachimp
Elecoon
Pendumonk
Piggyooni
Squirmur
Tarsatier
Emahog [s1]

SOMEWHAT LONG (9)
Beavermur
Camerat
Elepine
Frogamur
Liozard
Lizamonk
Platyplop
Tortomand
Waddlewisk

SHORT (17)(Most likely)
Ayeguy
Caticus
Cynamous
Elerat
Envelohop
Frogorilla
Legumunch
Mongeroo
Peliwog
Plumadary
Porculurch
Quackerat
Rabbitog
Stickapede
Toadaped
Lingeroo [s4]
Rabbitlope [s4]

NONE (6)
Elewaddle
Megapong
Porcupod
Emahog [s6]
Gibbocoon [s6]
Gorgoril [s6]

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WIDTH (40 Total):
THICK (12)
Ayeguy
Camerat
Coatiguan
Elecoon
Elepine
Frogamur
Liozard
Lizamonk
Squirmur
Tortomand
Waddlewisk
Rabbitlope [s4]

NORMAL/NA/NO TAIL (23)(Most likely)
Beavermur
Caticus
Cynamous
Elerat
Elewaddle
Envelohop
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Legumunch
Lingeroo
Megapong
Mongeroo
Peliwog
Pendumonk
Platyplop
Plumadary
Porculurch

Porcupod
Quackerat
Rabbitog
Tarsatier
Toadaped

THIN (5)
Catamonk
Digachimp
Piggyooni
Stickapede
Emahog [s1]

--------

TYPE (40 Total):
BANDED (6)
Catamonk
Coatiguan
Digachimp
Piggyooni
Liozard
Emahog [s1]

BUSHY (8)
Ayeguy
Elecoon
Envelohop
Mongeroo
Porculurch
Squirmur
Toadaped
Waddlewisk

FLAT (7)
Beavermur
Caticus
Peliwog
Platyplop
Quackerat
Rabbitog
Lingeroo [s4]

NA/UNKNOWN/NO TAIL (11)(Most Likely)
Elepine
Elerat
Elewaddle
Frogamur
Megapong
Porcupod
Stickapede
Tortomand
Rabbitlope [s4]
Gibbocoon [s6]
Gorgoril [s6]

PREHESNILE (2)
Pendumonk
Tarsatier

SHORT (3)
Cynamous
Frogorilla
Legumunch

TUFTED (3)
Camerat
Lizamonk
Plumadary

---------------------
ZOYON BY WEIGHT RANGE
---------------------
NOTE: This field can be entered.  40 Total.

Due to being a range, I placed all suspicions here (5)
Camerat: Below 35 lbs. - 6
Liozard: 10-20 lbs. - 2, 20-35 lbs. - 4, 35-160 lbs. - 2
Megapong: 100-160 lbs. - 6 
Rabbitlope: Below 35 lbs. - 6
Piggyooni: ???

10-18 lbs. (9)(Most Likely)
Ayeguy
Cynamous
Legumunch
Pendumonk
Porcupod
Rabbitog
Squirmur
Stickapede
Tarsatier

15-25 lbs. (3)
Caticus
Elepine
Quackerat

20-35 lbs. (7)
Catamonk
Elerat
Elewaddle
Envelohop
Peliwog
Platyplop
Plumadary

30-50 lbs. (1)
Frogamur

40-65 lbs. (5)
Beavermur
Coatiguan
Elecoon
Emahog
Porculurch

50-80 lbs. (4)
Digachimp
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Toadaped

75-110 lbs. (1)
Lingeroo

100-160 lbs. (5)
Gorgoril
Lizamonk
Mongeroo
Tortomand
Waddlewisk

------------------
ZOYON BY TRAP TYPE
------------------
NOTE: This field is not entered, but the information might be useful if making
wild guesses.  43 Total.

BURROW (8)
Ayeguy
Caticus
Cynamous
Digachimp
Elepine
Envelohop
Plumadary
Toadaped

ENLCLOSURE (15)
Camerat
Elecoon
Elerat
Emahog
Gibbocoon
Lizamonk
Mongeroo
Porcupod
Squirmur
Tortomand
Gorgoril [s6]
Megapong [s6]
Piggyooni [s4]
Liozard [s2]
Waddlewisk [s2]

NET (20)(best guess if unknown type)
Beavermur
Catamonk
Coatiguan
Elewaddle
Frogamur
Frogorilla
Legumunch
Lingeroo
Peliwog
Pendumonk
Platyplop
Porculurch
Quackerat
Rabbitlope
Rabbitog
Stickapede
Tarsatier
Liozard [s4]
Waddlewisk [s4]
Piggyooni [s2]

-------------
ZOYON BY SIZE
-------------
NOTE: This field is not entered, but the information might be useful if making
wild guesses.  40 Total.

20" (5)
Legumunch
Quackerat
Rabbitog
Stickapede
Tarsatier

24" (3)
Elerat
Porcupod
Squirmur

28" (5)
Ayeguy
Caticus
Cynamous
Elepine
Envelohop

34" (6)
Catamonk
Elewaddle
Frogamur
Peliwog
Pendumonk
Platyplop

40" (3)
Elecoon
Emahog
Piggyooni

48" (3)(Largest Burrow)
Toadaped
Digachimp [s]
Plumadary [s]

64" (10)(Best guess if size and trap type is a mystery.  largest net.
Beavermur
Coatiguan
Frogorilla
Lingeroo
Gorgoril
Liozard
Megapong
Porculurch
Rabbitlope
Gorgoril [s]
Lingeroo [s]
Waddlewisk [s]

72" (5)(Largest enclosure)
Camerat
Gibbocoon
Lizamonk [s]
Mongeroo
Tortomand

-------------
ZOYON BY BAIT
-------------
NOTE: This field is not entered, but the information might be useful if making
wild guesses. 2? mean this is an unreliable bad guess.  5? means this is an
unreliable more likely guess.  No ? mean the guess is reliable.  53 Total.

When in doubt about when something is herbivorous, insectivorous, or
carnivorous, check individual entries (this guide does not ocntain this
information at ths time.  Maybe one day it will.)

BANANAS (1)
Pendumonk

CASHEWS (13)(Note: cashews seem to be the best guess for many, but only
herbivores and omnivores)
Lingeroo
Squirmur
Stickapede
Ayeguy [s3]
Coatiguan [s2]
Waddlewisk [s2]
Legumunch [s5?]
Cynamous [s2?]
Envelohop [s2?]

Platyplop [s2?]
Plumadary [s2?]
Rabbitog [s2?]
Tortomand [s2?]

CRICKET (7)(Note: crickets are the only way to go for insectavores)
Camerat
Caticus
Elecoon
Elepine
Elerat [s6]
Toadaped [s6]
Beavermur [s2?]

HAMBURGER (7)(Note: hamburger is the best way to go for carnavores)
Lizamonk
Liozard [s6]
Coatiguan [s2]
Waddlewisk [s2]
Catamunk [s5?]
Frogamur [s5?]
Peliwog [s5?]

HONEY (3)
Monegroo
Tarsatier
Ayeguy [s2]

LETTUCE (3)
Elewaddle
Rabbitlope
Piggyooni [s2]

(PEPPERPNI) PIZZA (9)
Digichimp
Gibbocoon
Porculurch
Quackerat
Gorgoril [s6]
Megapong [s6]
Ayeguy [s2]
Piggyooni [s1]
Porcupod [s2?]

POPCORN (10)
Emahog
Frogorilla
Piggyooni [s4]
Ayeguy [s2]
Coatiguan [s2]
Cynamous [s2?]
Waddlewisk [s2]
Plumadary [s2?]
Porcupod [s2?]
Tortomand [s2?]

---------------------
ZOYON BY AVAILABILITY
---------------------
NOTE: This field is not entered; it is chosen before game play.  40 Total.

BEGINNER (8)
Caticus
Elecoon
Elewaddle
Mongeroo
Pendumonk
Quackerat
Stickapede
Tarsatier

INTERMEDIATE (24)
(All beginner)
Beavermur
Camerat
Catamonk
Elepine
Elerat
Frogamur
Legumunch
Peliwog
Platyplop
Plumadary
Porculurch
Porcupod
Rabbitog
Squirmur
Toadaped
Tortomand

MASTER (40)
(All beginner)
(All intermediate)
(All)
[New:]
Ayeguy
Coatiguan
Cynamous
Digachimp
Emahog
Envelohop
Frogorilla
Gibbocoon
Gorgoril
Lingeroo
Liozard
Lizamonk
Megapong
Piggyooni
Rabbitlope
Waddlewisk

GRAND MASTER (40): See master.  No new ones are added.

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IX. ETYMOLOGY
---------------------------------------------------

Some aspect of this game (mixed animals, and trying to catch them) appears to
be related to Pokemon.  There are entire sites which are devoted to Pokemnon
names, so some mention of Zoyon names & Etymolgy appear to be in order (this
section is incomplete at this time.  Partial entries are enclosed in bracket. 
Poor/obscure guesses are enclosed in parentheses.  Asterisks appear mor ethe
once  All section in this guide, especially this one welcome help.  If you can
send me screen shots, I may be able to determine what they are as well):

Aye guy-     Aye-Aye + [-guy]
Beaver mur-  Beaver + [-mur]*
Came rat-    Camel + Rat
Cat a monk-  Cat + Monkey
Cat icus-    Cat + [-icus]
Coati guan-  Coati + Iguana
Cyna mous-   (Cynarctus) + Mouse
Diga chimp-  (Digit) + Chimpanzee
Ele coon-    Elephant + Racoon
Ele pine-    Elephant + Porcupine
Ele rat-     Elephant + Rat
Ele waddle-  Elephant + Water Fowl
Ema hog-     (Emerolete (prehistoric reptile?)) + Hog
Envelo hop-  (Envelope) + (Hop)
Frog a mur-  Frog + [-amur]
Fro g orilla-Frog + Gorilla
Gibbo coon-  Gibbon + Racoon
Gorgoril-    ?
Legu munch-  [Legu-] + [munch (eat?)]
Ling eroo-   [Ling-] + Kangeroo
Lio zard-    Lion + Lizard
Liza monk-   Lizard + Monkey
Mega pong-   (Big Pongoid?)
Mong eroo-   Mongoose + Kangeroo
Peliw og-    [Peliw-] + Hog
Pendu monk-  [Pendu-] + Monkey
Piggy ooni-  Pig(gy) + [-yooni]
Platy plop-  Platypus + [-plop]
Plum adary-  (Plumage) + [-adary]
Porcu lurch- Porcipne + [-lurch]
Porcu pod-   Porcupine + Pod (meaning Foot, Octopus, Centipede, Arthpod, etc.)
Quack e rat- Duck + Rat
Rabbit lope- Rabbit + Anltilope (Thus is actually a mythological creature
called a Jackelope)
Rabbit og-   Rabbit + Hog
Squir mur-   Squirrel + [-mur]*
Stickapede-  Stick Bug + Centipede/Millipede/etc.
Tarsa tier-  Tarsa (foot bone) + [-tier]
Toad a ped-  Toad + Ped (foot, see Porcupod)
Torto mand-  Tortise + [-mand]
Waddlewisk-  Water Fowl + [-wisk]

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X. ALLOWANCES
---------------------------------------------------

This guide has been posted to GameFAQS, and is to be used exclusive on their
site for now, and on personal PCs, for enthusiasts of this game.  I may add it
other site later (or on individual requests), and if I do so, I will update
this sesction.

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XI. LEGAL
---------------------------------------------------

I am a creative writing major, therefore, I take everything I write to be
sacred.  Do not plagiarize this guide (or anything else I or anyone else
writes.)  If you make reference to thie guide, give credit where credit is due.

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XII. CONTACT
---------------------------------------------------

You can contact me at my university email.  I recently graduated but intend to
return to school, and then to work there, so the email may be semi stable.  It
is jahall3@mail.usf.edu.  The mail is checked every 60 seconds or thereabouts,
and I check the spam filter every few weeks.  If this does not work you may try
my other less-often checked email, which can be found at jahiiiwolf@yahoo.com. 
You can also IM me using the AIM/GAIM/Pidgin protocol at TeigeRyan.

IF YOU CAN HELP THE DATABASE TELL ME!

An FAQ may be added to this section one day.

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XIII. CREDITS
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*I would like to thank me, because I am just such a great guy for putting this
together.
*I would like to thank MECC for making such a great game.
*I would like to thank Virtual Apple.org for making a ste where great older
game such as this can be played.
*I would like to thank GameFAQS for making a site wher I can get this
information out there.
*I would like to thank dozens of other people, organizations and entities, but
seeing as they have nothing whatsoever to do with this guide, I have dedicated
my novels, novellas, and epics to them.

Also I would like to acknowledge the following people for their help:
...nobody yet...