Well, there are different ways to address it. Most have forms which are a combination of different species, so some traits may not be draconic, while others definitely are.
I also left off of the "mistaken for" list naga, who are snakes in humanoid form; and metheow, who appear only somewhat mammalian, and are extremely rare on Earth (but not totally unknown). Basically anyone who thinks of themselves as fitting some sort of key feature of the draconic archetype is likely to think of themselves as a dragon (at some point). A major archetypal feature is some form of reptilian feature like scales or egg-laying (thanks to the common perception of all dragons as reptiles); another would be wings with membranes rather than feathers.
If your species or combination of species isn't listed, feel free to add your own information about how you experience yourself! I'm open to learning more about this stuff.
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I also left off of the "mistaken for" list naga, who are snakes in humanoid form; and metheow, who appear only somewhat mammalian, and are extremely rare on Earth (but not totally unknown). Basically anyone who thinks of themselves as fitting some sort of key feature of the draconic archetype is likely to think of themselves as a dragon (at some point). A major archetypal feature is some form of reptilian feature like scales or egg-laying (thanks to the common perception of all dragons as reptiles); another would be wings with membranes rather than feathers.
If your species or combination of species isn't listed, feel free to add your own information about how you experience yourself! I'm open to learning more about this stuff.