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Tieflings are thought by some anthropologists to have originated in central Concord and are found in north Gondwana, Borea, and western Yasteria. In terms of the [[Bipedaliforma|Unified Bipedalism Theory]], they belong to the species ''Primus buccinus''. Some scientists who subscribe to this theory have suggested that they should be moved to the tribe ''Caulidae'' with Nekomimi. They possess a variety of colors for their eyes, skin and hair, mostly verging on the standard human tones but also including the red-blue spectrum. Tieflings' most notable features are their horns, tails, and teeth. Tiefling horns vary in size depending on the environment and typically are shaped similar to ram's horns. Their tails are dexterous and on average are able to be used as an additional manipulating limb. The teeth of tieflings are extremely sharp and indicate a predator-evolution lineage. First appearing in the fossil record around 500,000 years ago, migrations around Concord and to other continents occurred as early as 350,000 and as late as 4,000 years ago. Tieflings have a shorter average lifespan than humans, though recent strides in medicine have been mitigating this.