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[blueturtle1134]

The Lemonpie evolves a variety of brightly colored pigments to disorient potential predators.

(Yes, I created an account just to post this.)

[Coolrune206]

A mutation among the Schlurp leads to a small population of Schwim, which have adapted to high algae concentration in their area by way of flagella that allows them to move and consume even more algae. Their movement is very primitive.

[Puppyguard]

(Yes, I created an account just to post this.)

Welcome to the forum!

[Rethi-Eli]

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Welcome to the forum!

Seconded.

[blueturtle1134]

By the way, here's a pretty chart courtesy of Google Sheets.
I've designated the algae genus Cyanos and the predator genus Phagos for this diagram.

[Coolrune206]

By the way, here's a pretty chart courtesy of Google Sheets.
I've designated the algae genus Cyanos and the predator genus Phagos for this diagram.

I'm unable to access it?

[Ultimuh]

PTW (Until I get home at least.)

[MrLurkety]

By the way, here's a pretty chart courtesy of Google Sheets.
I've designated the algae genus Cyanos and the predator genus Phagos for this diagram.

That's awesome!
But the Phagos phago just drifted around until it found Cyanos cyano, which stayed close together, and then ate them all. There were a lot of algae, and very little phagos.

Each round is defined as a evoloution.

The Shlambo:

• Food catching: +0.5
• Dormancy: +0.3 (Less food used.)

Total: +0.8

The Shlurp:

• Food Catching: +0.6
• Movement: +0.2

Total: +0.8


It's time to roll!
Anyway, the Phagos phago and the Phagos Shlurpi are now extinct, outcompeted by the Phagos Shlamboi and the Phagos Schwim.
The surviving of the Phagos genus must still roll.

When I delete it, it comes back. >>[/list]

[MrLurkety]

The creatures of the genus Phagos compete for survival!

The Shlambos roll:
10, +0.8: 10.8
The Shlambo lives.


The Shlurps roll:
12! 12 + 0.8: 12.8


No-one is going extinct this round, but the Shlurps get a +1 next round!

[Puppyguard]

Algae-17 grows small spikes to dissuade predators to eat it.

[Lord_lemonpie]

The Lemonpie evolves a variety of brightly colored pigments to disorient potential predators.

(Yes, I created an account just to post this.)

I love you already, welcome!

[MrLurkety]

The creatures of the genus Phagos compete for survival!

The Shlurp:
7 + 1.8: 8.8
The Phagos scwim survive.
The Shlambo:
3 + 0.8: 3.8
The Phagos shlamboi scrape by, but by very little! If this continues for too long, the Shlambo will be extinct!

[MrLurkety]

Here is the Phagos genus evolution tree:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

I'll do the Cyanos later.


Oh, blueturtle, I take it that <> means extinct? Nice, but Phagos shlurpi is not extinct yet, as the Phagos schwim have not fully out competed the Shlurp just yet, by virtue of numbers.

[blueturtle1134]

Algae-17 grows small spikes to dissuade predators to eat it.

I'll record that as Cyanos acri, learning biology has left me with something of a penchant for binomial nomenclature...
"Acri" is latin for "sharp".

Anyway, the Phagos phago and the Phagos Shlurpi are now extinct, outcompeted by the Phagos Shlamboi and the Phagos Schwim.
The surviving of the Phagos genus must still roll.

Chart modified to reflect this. Extinct species are denoted with <slant brackets> around their name.

I'm unable to access it?

It's a Google sheet chart. I may have messed up the settings (not likely) or your browser might be throwing a tantrum about Google. Have a static image.

I love you already, welcome!

I see you got the reference. ("Natural selection" in your sig, hint hint...?") Thank you!

The Phagos shlamboi scrape by, but by very little! If this continues for too long, the Shlambo will be extinct!

Not so fast! (literally.) With all these various adaptations the algae are developing to defend themselves, it's becoming harder to catch them. This should favor the Shlambo's dormancy, no?

And the first ninja-ing of my new forum career!

Here is the Phagos genus evolution tree:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

I'll do the Cyanos later.


Oh, blueturtle, I take it that <> means extinct? Nice, but Phagos shlurpi is not extinct yet, as the Phagos schwim have not fully out competed the Shlurp just yet, by virtue of numbers.

Aww, but you said it was extinct a while ago, superceded by the P. schwim! Eh, word of author is final. I'll change the marking.

[Puppyguard]

Am I evolving the Cyanos 17 tree too fast? I have been evolving it each time you post a competing for survival.

Cyanos Acri becomes Cyanos Motus! Cyanos Motus evolves flagella to move to sunnier places. To further aid it, it evolves a tiny sunspot.