Evo Game

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>>44271012
Some Blue Mulu mutate filaments that split to help it grab food.

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Whisker Zols have feelers that help them blindly navigate their environments

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>>44270951
Quick braf are sleeker and faster than others.

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>>44270972
Tough Algea have a thicker membrane to avoid digestion

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>>44270987
Spiker Cerar have narrower mouthparts that are better for digging into flesh.

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>>44270907
Some fungi evolve hairs to absorb moere nutrients from the water.

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There was quite a long period a while ago without any evo games that took off. THey seem to be making a resurgence.

>Some whisker Zols have developed spines to help them deter predation from the Brafs.

You guys always coordinate these threads for when I am out of the house. Pls op, learn from the death of others and only post a new thread once weekly to keep things from burning out and give new people time to catch up on the evolutions.
You have my monitoring, when I get home I'll be glad to create charts and things for the threads.

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>>44272549
>once weekly
I think the last one I did (which would be the last one I've seen ) was at least a week ago thursday or friday. And before that I hadn't seen any for at least a month.

>>44276182
Nah, I just meant that editions to the game shouldn't be posted back to back whenever a thread dies, interest always peters out. They do better if they're posted once weekly. Although there has been a dry spell since the last few Evo games were popular.

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>>44271902

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>>44271055

Mulu have evolved flagella to aid in movement

>>44276904
whoops ima dumb
Whisker Zols have developed a dorsal fin so they look like tiny ffucking sharks

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>>44270987
Tiger Cerar have evolved natural camouflage for their enviroment

>>44276963
>aid in movement
>4 flagella

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>>44271275

Some algae become attached to one another, and while overlap reduces efficiency, the over share of resources benefits the group,

>>44276963

Flagella become larger and more effecient

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>>44277232

(forgot pic)

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>>44277232
http://www.microbiologybook.org/fox/coli1.jpg

https://classconnection.s3.amazonaws.com/554/flashcards/618554/jpg/lophotrichous1327193003993.jpg

http://www.scienceprofonline.com/images/Flagella.jpg

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>>44270907
>>44277122
Some fungi mimic the structure of algae, leeching off of their shared nutrients, whist feeding off of their dead.

I'll do some of this later.

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>>44270951
some Braf evolved antenna in order to sense movement and seek prey more efficiently.

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The natural camouflage of Tiger Cerar allow some to become ambush predators. These leads them to grow much larger mandibles which hinge at a much greater angle, adapting into Megamandibled Cerar.

>>44285955 evolved from >>44277038.

>>44284130
These detect currents in the water?