The cryolaborametiri triacellula split from its ancestor, the cryosqualinia and moved to Dixon Desert, as one of the very few cryosagania to live in temperate environment. It has evolved a simple form of division of labor. The front and mid cell mainly focus on photosynthesizing and storing nutrients, while the hind cell has evolved powerful flagella to propel the cryolaborametiri triacellula over the mostly dry sand. It is 100 micrometers long.
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