As in the rounds airing increasingly frequently?
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I mean more so the explosion of diversity of life in the FG. But that works, too.
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That or we are hit with a catastrophic event from such a large addition of waterโฆ
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So a second pulse of extinction, like with the Nama Assembleage for the End-Ediacaran Extinction (first was with the White Sea Assemblage)?
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I suppose so? Though I think most of us would still survive.
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Round 11
Report 11 - Round 11
5m years post-bathycrash
Central Pangean Uplands - False Spiders, Visitor Roaches, Hydrobryum, Pelagotoma
โHimalayanโ Uplands - Visitor Roaches and Ferns
South African Karoo Highlands - Hydrobryum, Ferns, Radiodontomimus
Siberian Traps Uplands - False Spiders, Visitor Roaches, Ferns
Western Laurentian Belt - Hydrobryum and Ferns
Eastern Australis Highlands - Hydrobryum
Central Mangroves - Pelagotoma
West Mangroves - Pelagotoma
Northern Mangroves - Hydrobryum
Eastern Mangroves - Plankton
Central Pangean Sea - Plankton, Pokilos, Archea, Hydrobryum, Pelagotoma, Radiodontomimus
Western Laurentian Shelf - Archea, Plankton
Gondwanan Archipelago - Plankton, Pokilos, Lingula, Radiodontomimus, Hydrobryum, Pelagotoma
Tethys Seaway - Plankton, Pokilos, Lingula
Karoo Basin Sea - Plankton, Pokilos
Open Ocean - Plankton, Archaea, Pokilos, Lingula
False Spiders/Tryatleast: Jumping legs
POP: 7
FA: 7
Visitor Roaches/Dumbthriver: Digging underground homes
POP: 7
FA: 10
Radiodontomimus/UndyingHazard: Stronger fins and tail
POP: 8
FA: 10
Clarkina Pokilos/Anthropocenian: Mucous secretions like Walking Catfish and Mudskippers to keep more moisture on skin and gills and prevent desiccation when on land, increasing air breathing time.
POP: 8
FA: 9
Pelagotoma/aah31: Movement to the mangroves
POP: 6
FA: 10
Plankton: Dispersal and movement to eastern mangroves
POP: 8
Ferns/Doom: Durable rhizoid and transition between the gametophyte and sporophyte is shorter, with the sporophyte tending to be much longer than the prothallium which will do its phase inside the spore capsule.
POP: 10
Hydrobryum/Cha: Nutrient capture within air and movement to the mangroves
POP: 10
Mesogastra: Powerful tail
POP: 8
FA: 10
Some changes to the biosphere have been detected, larger swimming gastropods have appeared and are starting to become the apex predators within the Thalassopocalyptic oceans. On land the ecosystem is much more stable, although more and more species are moving to the ever increasing mangroves. Evolution on this planet is starting to pick up considerably.
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How much would it take to evolve swarming behaviours?
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M: Increased cold resistance
Movement: Move some population to the โHimalayanโ uplands
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M1+2: Swarming behaviours
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Donโt you have only one action
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Yeah they have. Also not sure thereโs much need of a cold resistanceโฆ
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How come Mesogastra does not appear in any the ocean biomes if they are becoming the apex predator? Also, Ordovician vibes (mollusk taking over).
Mutation 1: Evolve electric organs with electrocytes to buildup and suddenly discharge biologically generated electric current for better communication, mating, defense, and hunting.
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I suppose the spreading system is generally very limited unless the player spreads the species themself.
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You only have one action. Remember, you got too big.
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Is there enough time to evolve castes (like ant types) in this fg?
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True ant-like specialized caste systems took more than one-hundred million years to evolve. Although basic eusociality evolved within 10 million years, which likely just contained โworkersโ and a singular queen.
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Right so swarming is the most we can realisticly do I suppose.
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Wasnโt this my mutation?
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Oversights in FGs happen from time to timeโฆ
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Spread to the Tethys seaway
Mutation: Increase size
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