Barlowe Ciliognathus: Difference between revisions
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|habitat3 = Barlowe Tundra |
|habitat3 = Barlowe Tundra |
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|diet = Micro Herbivore ([[Heplumnia]], [[Barlowe Testudiatom]], [[Ktantonimbus]]) |
|diet = Micro Herbivore ([[Heplumnia]], [[Barlowe Testudiatom]], [[Ktantonimbus]]) |
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|reproduction= |
|reproduction= Mitosis, Conjugation |
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|domain = Eukaryota |
|domain = Eukaryota |
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The '''barlowe ciliognathus''' split from its ancestor, the [[ciliognathus]]. It has gotten larger and has specialized as a "micro herbivore". It eats only producer microbes like [[heplumnia]]. It has developed a thicker cytoskeleton to help it retain moisture. It can now travel on land, however its limited to muddy soil. It has also developed an antifreeze-like chemical to keep it from freezing in the cold polar soil and water. |
The '''barlowe ciliognathus''' split from its ancestor, the [[ciliognathus]]. It has gotten larger and has specialized as a "micro herbivore". It eats only producer microbes like [[heplumnia]]. It has developed a thicker cytoskeleton to help it retain moisture. It can now travel on land, however its limited to muddy soil. It has also developed an antifreeze-like chemical to keep it from freezing in the cold polar soil and water. |
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Like its ancestor it normally reproduces by |
Like its ancestor it normally reproduces by mitosis, but in certain conditions, like overcrowding and environmental stress, it undergoes a sexually reproductive process called conjugation. It lines up with another barlowe ciliognathus and they fuse together. They then exchange genetic material. The two detach and then become four new cells. |
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