What exactly would it be about this time?
Round 15!
Report 15 - Round 15
7m years post-bathycrash
Central Pangean Uplands -Invisibilis falsaranea, Geoblattina, Hydrobryum, Bathynomus
โHimalayanโ Uplands - Geoblattina, Ferns and Invisibilis falsaranea
South African Karoo Highlands - Hydrobryum and Ferns
Siberian Traps Uplands -Invisibilis falsaranea, Geoblattina, Ferns
Western Laurentian Belt - Hydrobryum and Ferns
Eastern Australis Highlands - Hydrobryum
Central Mangroves - Bathynomus, Plankton, Poikilohundun
West Mangroves - Bathynomus, Plankton
Northern Mangroves - Hydrobryum, Pelagotoma, Poikilohundun
Eastern Mangroves - Plankton, Bathynomus, Hydrobryum
Central Pangean Sea - Plankton, Poikilohundun, Archea, Hydrobryum, Bathynomus, Radiodontodraco
Western Laurentian Shelf - Archaea, Plankton
Gondwanan Archipelago - Plankton, Poikilohundun, Mesogastra, Radiodontodraco, Hydrobryum, Bathynomus
Tethys Seaway - Plankton, Poikilohundun, Mesogastra and Radiodontodraco
Karoo Basin Sea - Plankton, Poikilohundun
Open Ocean - Plankton, Archaea, Poikilohundun, Mesogastra
Invisibilis falsaranea/Tryatleast: Size increase
POP:6
FA: 6
Geoblattina/Dumbthriver: Roaches live together in female-male pairs
POP: 6
FA: 10
Radiodontodraco/UndyingHazard: Fat storage and strong jaws
POP: 5
FA: 10
Poikilohundun/Anthropocenian: Salt digestion
POP: 7
FA: 10
Bathynomus/aah31: Sensitivity to vibrations and better vision
POP: 6
FA: 10
Plankton: Move to West Mangroves
POP: 6
Ferns/Doom: Reducing the size of the megaspores they produce, ensuring there will be more archegonia that will produce more spores and more space in the spore capsule and changing the surface area of โโthe spores, which will be less likely to stick together if they come into contact with water, allowing for more efficient wind dispersal.
POP: 10
Hydrobryum/Cha: Predator attraction for defense
POP: 8
Mesogastra: Small teeth jutting from below the mouth
POP: 5
FA: 10
Some changes to the atmosphere have been made, the first recorded case of symbiosis has been made between the Hydrobryum and the Falsaranea. The aquatic biosphere is much more stable although it is far from the once-full oceans and mangroves merely two million years ago.
I premade some of the names whilst brainstorming for the past 2 days so I apologize if your submission for a name didnโt get through.
Mutation: Better communication across the swarms so that danger is better avoided
Movement: Try to spread to more available areas where I am not present
Also nice round 1307674368000
M: Better camo(unless iโve reached the limit)
Not sure there is a limit to thatโฆ
M: Taking care of larval offspring.
Wait, are you going for the eusocial route?
Mutation 1: Develop a couple of primitive lucerifase photophores around the body for emitting bioluminescence. These bioluminescent organs allow for more complex social behavior, mating, communication, warning off predators, and attraction of potential prey, for both above and below the water, as well as seeing better underwater.
Mutations: Cartilaginous skeleton or whatever precursor to a skeleton I can have. And a sense of hearing.
How long did it take to evolve biolumin in real life?
Yeah. Worker roaches, soldier roaches, all that jazz.
Considering the most prevalent theories are that it evolved as a defense mechanism against oxidation, and
it possibly evolved relatively quickly. Plus, it appears that bioluminescence has independently evolved at least 40 times.
So you will have become basically termites?
Yeah, just without the wood-eating. Not yummy.
Yummy for them it is though
Whatโs this mean? If itโs a joke I donโt get itโฆ
You added an exclamation mark after the 15โฆ
Mutation uno: Move to Mangroves
Mutation dos: Improving or assuming this specific species does not have that not-vascular tissue that works like vascular tissue that the moss start having vascular system towards more on the edge part of the plant or important parts, but leaving the rest up for the normal system.
@doomlightning we need your votes
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1+2 = go on developing stele with leaf gaps