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Orcs arehave humanoids,a human like appearance. Some anthropologists believe that they native to Gondwana but now found on all inhabited continents, featuring green skin, large tusks on the lower mandible, and distinct musculature and a large stature. According to the [[Bipedaliforma|Unified Bipedalism Theory]], they belong to the species ''Primus primus chavliodontus'' in the ''Priminiforma'' subfamily. They share a genusare closely related enough with tieflings, humans, dwarves and elves are capable of reproducing with tieflingsthem andto elvesvarying degrees of success. Orcs are, on average, the largest and most massive members of the hominid species group. They are documented in the fossil record as early as 450,000 years before the present; the fossil record indicates that they had expanded beyond Gondwana approximately 200,000 years ago. In addition to generally being larger in size than other species, Orcs are known for having a relatively lower life expectancy (approximately 70 years) due in large part to complications related to childbirth. Large orc populations exist in many nations across the world, notably [[Tavaris]].