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Description
*Zmeyiformes: discussed in detail here .

*Drakiformes: discussed in detail here .

Two-Finned Leviathans: leviathans with only a single pair of limbs. Like all leviathans they are completely marine, whale sized, fire-dragons. Like all true dragons they posses biologically weaponized breath made of an aerosolized spray.

Four-Finned Leviathans: Leviathans that have lost their hindlimbs.

Six-Finned Leviathans: primitive leviathans.

Sea Dragons: salt-water aquatic dragons. They have semi-functional wings.

Lake Dragons: large freshwater aquatic dragons.

River Dragons: small freshwater aquatic dragons.

Knuckler: amphibious dragons.

Sky Serpents: limbless, zeppelin-dragons that have lost their wings. Like all zeppelin dragons they are very large and have hydrogen-filled gas bladders.

Legless Zeplodragon: zeppelin-dragons that have lost their legs.

Common Zeplodragon: basal zeppelin-dragons that retain their legs and wings.

Great Fire-Dragons: large fire-dragons.

Salamanders: wingless fire-dragons.

Flightless Fire-Dragons: extinct flightless fire-dragons with vestigial wings.

Pyrallis Dragons: very small, hovering fire-dragons. The smallest true-dragons. They are related to dwarf fire-dragons.

Dwarf Fire-Dragons: small fire-dragons.

Lesser Fire-Dragons: smaller fire-dragons.

Common Fire-Dragons: basal, prototypical fire-dragons.

Eyeless Acid-Dragons: fully subterranean acid-dragons that have completely lost their eyes. Like all acid-dragons they produce an aerosolized spray of highly corrosive acid as a breath weapon.

Blind Acid-Dragons: fully subterranean acid-dragons that retain vestigial eyes.

Wingless Acid-Dragons: fully subterranean acid-dragons that have lost their wings.

Tunneling Acid-Dragons: subterranean acid-dragons that use their acid to tunnel through rock. Their wings are only semi-functional.

Common Acid-Dragons: basal acid-dragons. They have fully functional wings.

Greater Poison-Dragons: large poison-dragons. Like all poison dragons they produce a toxic, aerosolized spray as a breath weapon.

Lesser Poison-Dragons: small poison dragons.

Common Poison-Dragons: medium, primitive poison dragons.

Spitting Dragons: dragon-like reptile analogues that can spit venom at large distances.

Fanged Dragons: dragon-like reptile analogues that have sharp venom-injecting fangs.

Biting Dragons: dragon-like reptile analogues that have venomous bites. They are the most primitive dragon relatives who can truly fly.

Gliding Protodragons: extinct venomous, six-limbed gliders.

Climbing Protodragons: extinct arboreal, venomous six-limbed reptile analogues.

Description
*Zmeyiformes: discussed in detail here .

*Drakiformes: discussed in detail here .

Two-Finned Leviathans: leviathans with only a single pair of limbs. Like all leviathans they are completely marine, whale sized, fire-dragons. Like all true dragons they posses biologically weaponized breath made of an aerosolized spray.

Four-Finned Leviathans: Leviathans that have lost their hindlimbs.

Six-Finned Leviathans: primitive leviathans.

Sea Dragons: salt-water aquatic dragons. They have semi-functional wings.

Lake Dragons: large freshwater aquatic dragons.

River Dragons: small freshwater aquatic dragons.

Knuckler: amphibious dragons.

Sky Serpents: limbless, zeppelin-dragons that have lost their wings. Like all zeppelin dragons they are very large and have hydrogen-filled gas bladders.

Legless Zeplodragon: zeppelin-dragons that have lost their legs.

Common Zeplodragon: basal zeppelin-dragons that retain their legs and wings.

Great Fire-Dragons: large fire-dragons.

Salamanders: wingless fire-dragons.

Flightless Fire-Dragons: extinct flightless fire-dragons with vestigial wings.

Pyrallis Dragons: very small, hovering fire-dragons. The smallest true-dragons. They are related to dwarf fire-dragons.

Dwarf Fire-Dragons: small fire-dragons.

Lesser Fire-Dragons: smaller fire-dragons.

Common Fire-Dragons: basal, prototypical fire-dragons.

Eyeless Acid-Dragons: fully subterranean acid-dragons that have completely lost their eyes. Like all acid-dragons they produce an aerosolized spray of highly corrosive acid as a breath weapon.

Blind Acid-Dragons: fully subterranean acid-dragons that retain vestigial eyes.

Wingless Acid-Dragons: fully subterranean acid-dragons that have lost their wings.

Tunneling Acid-Dragons: subterranean acid-dragons that use their acid to tunnel through rock. Their wings are only semi-functional.

Common Acid-Dragons: basal acid-dragons. They have fully functional wings.

Greater Poison-Dragons: large poison-dragons. Like all poison dragons they produce a toxic, aerosolized spray as a breath weapon.

Lesser Poison-Dragons: small poison dragons.

Common Poison-Dragons: medium, primitive poison dragons.

Spitting Dragons: dragon-like reptile analogues that can spit venom at large distances.

Fanged Dragons: dragon-like reptile analogues that have sharp venom-injecting fangs.

Biting Dragons: dragon-like reptile analogues that have venomous bites. They are the most primitive dragon relatives who can truly fly.

Gliding Protodragons: extinct venomous, six-limbed gliders.

Climbing Protodragons: extinct arboreal, venomous six-limbed reptile analogues.