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Ideru is most likely an abnormally large satellite cast off from neighboring Gliese 876b, a G<sup>sP</sup> class gas giant.  It is a hot, dry world marked by extensive canyon and fissure systems, likely caused by an early, close proximity with its previous parent planet.  In the subsequent eras, large erosional deserts have filled basins and ridge systems, creating large dune seas in the sub-equatorial zones.  Ideru is still quite geologically active, due mostly to the large amounts of subterranean water that have been retained.
 
Ideru is most likely an abnormally large satellite cast off from neighboring Gliese 876b, a G<sup>sP</sup> class gas giant.  It is a hot, dry world marked by extensive canyon and fissure systems, likely caused by an early, close proximity with its previous parent planet.  In the subsequent eras, large erosional deserts have filled basins and ridge systems, creating large dune seas in the sub-equatorial zones.  Ideru is still quite geologically active, due mostly to the large amounts of subterranean water that have been retained.
  
These subterranean seas also play host to 90% of Ideru's native life, with another 7% existing in or near surface canyons that play host to rivers and salt lakes.  Of the remaining 3%, most identified species are nomadic plant or chimeric surface-dwellers, the most famous of which is the [[Encyclopedia_Galactica:Ideru_Moss_Fish_(Lifeform)|moss fish]]
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These subterranean seas also play host to 90% of Ideru's native life, with another 7% existing in or near surface canyons that play host to rivers and salt lakes.  Of the remaining 3%, most identified species are nomadic plant or chimeric surface-dwellers, the most famous of which is the [[Encyclopedia_Galactica:Ideru_Moss_Fish|moss fish]]
  
  

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