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'''Binucleus Stella Dodecahedron''' is part of a larger family of crystalline microorganisms that stem from the symbiotic relationship between [[Binucleus Icosahedron|mega binucleus icosahedron]] and [[binucleus Truncated Icosahedron|binuclus truncated icosahedron]]. The binucleus truncated icosahedron evolutionary line improved its cell walls, making them thicker to protect itself from [[Protomancerxia Parasitica|protomancerxia parasitica]] and other parasites. The thicker cell wall also protected the binuclus truncated icosahedron from the binucleus icosahedron enzymes. They are slow growing, but have no real competitors because of their thick outer shell and deadly enzymes. Many binucleus stella dodecahedron have several color pigments depending on where they live. The most remarkable examples gain a rainbow color and it will color shift with time. The deeper-living binucleus stella dodecahedron tend to be more red in color while those living close to the surface gain a more green tone. Those that live at the lowest deeps are almost black, lacking all other color pigments. |
'''Binucleus Stella Dodecahedron''' is part of a larger family of crystalline microorganisms that stem from the symbiotic relationship between [[Binucleus Icosahedron|mega binucleus icosahedron]] and [[binucleus Truncated Icosahedron|binuclus truncated icosahedron]]. The binucleus truncated icosahedron evolutionary line improved its cell walls, making them thicker to protect itself from [[Protomancerxia Parasitica|protomancerxia parasitica]] and other parasites. The thicker cell wall also protected the binuclus truncated icosahedron from the binucleus icosahedron enzymes. They are slow growing, but have no real competitors because of their thick outer shell and deadly enzymes. Many binucleus stella dodecahedron have several color pigments depending on where they live. The most remarkable examples gain a rainbow color and it will color shift with time. The deeper-living binucleus stella dodecahedron tend to be more red in color while those living close to the surface gain a more green tone. Those that live at the lowest deeps are almost black, lacking all other color pigments. |
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Revision as of 02:24, 21 September 2021
| Binucleus Stella Dodecahedron | ||
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| (Binucleusphotoedo dodecaedrum) | ||
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| Information | ||
| Creator | Yokto Other | |
| Week/Generation | 1/6 | |
| Habitat | Ocean Floor | |
| Size | Microscopic | |
| Primary Mobility | Unknown | |
| Support | Unknown | |
| Diet | Consumer | |
| Respiration | Unknown | |
| Thermoregulation | Unknown | |
| Reproduction | Asexual: Spores | |
| Taxonomy | ||
| Domain Genus Species | Eukaryota Binucleusphotoedo Binucleusphotoedo dodecaedrum | |
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Binucleus Stella Dodecahedron is part of a larger family of crystalline microorganisms that stem from the symbiotic relationship between mega binucleus icosahedron and binuclus truncated icosahedron. The binucleus truncated icosahedron evolutionary line improved its cell walls, making them thicker to protect itself from protomancerxia parasitica and other parasites. The thicker cell wall also protected the binuclus truncated icosahedron from the binucleus icosahedron enzymes. They are slow growing, but have no real competitors because of their thick outer shell and deadly enzymes. Many binucleus stella dodecahedron have several color pigments depending on where they live. The most remarkable examples gain a rainbow color and it will color shift with time. The deeper-living binucleus stella dodecahedron tend to be more red in color while those living close to the surface gain a more green tone. Those that live at the lowest deeps are almost black, lacking all other color pigments.