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==Definition:==  
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From 1985 Precedents of the Tenure of Baldwin of Erebor:
From 1985 Precedents of the Tenure of Baldwin of Erebor:
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==Registerability:==  
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''(Restricted, Reserved, SFPP, OOP)''
''(Restricted, Reserved, SFPP, OOP)''
===August 2019 CL - Non-Tergiant Reptilian and Amphibian Quadrupeds SFPP===
Last month, I issued the long-anticipated comprehensive discussion on Unity of Posture, wherein I differentiated between standard quadrupeds and those quadrupeds which are primarily found in tergiant postures, such as tortoises, frogs, and lizards. This month, we discussed two separate submissions with tortoises in non-tergiant postures, including statant and rampant.
While lizards and frogs have long enough legs that standard quadrupedal postures are recognizable, the presence of the full-body shell and short legs on a tortoise provides a more difficult problem of identifiability. There is one example of a tortoise in a non-tergiant posture in period, and it is statant, the "natural" posture one sees a tortoise in profile. As it is attested in period, we will continue to allow tortoises in statant postures.
For other standard quadrupedal postures, such as rampant, tortoises will be allowed only as long as the charge and the posture may be unambiguously identified, with the limbs extending from the shell in sufficient length to be clearly seen. However, for submissions appearing on external letters of intent published after February 1, 2020, '''such depictions will carry a step from period practice'''.
https://heraldry.sca.org/loar/2019/08/19-08cl.html#4


===May 2002 - inverted tergiant animate charges:===
===May 2002 - inverted tergiant animate charges:===
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