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{{Species |
{{Species |
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|name=Duff Dinner |
|name = Duff Dinner |
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|week=27 |
|week = 27 |
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|generation=167 |
|generation = 167 |
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|creator=Colddigger |
|creator = Colddigger |
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|image=Duff Dinner.jpg |
|image = Duff Dinner.jpg |
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|ancestor=Spore Towers |
|ancestor = Spore Towers |
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|habitat=Kosemen Temperate Rainforest, Kosemen Taiga, Kosemen Temperate Woodland, Central Kosemen Lowboreal, East Kosemen Lowboreal, Vivus Lowboreal, Kosemen Cloud Rainforest, Martyk Temperate Woodland Archipelago |
|habitat = Kosemen Temperate Rainforest, Kosemen Taiga, Kosemen Temperate Woodland, Central Kosemen Lowboreal, East Kosemen Lowboreal, Vivus Lowboreal, Kosemen Cloud Rainforest, Martyk Temperate Woodland Archipelago |
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|size=100 μm to 500 μm cells, 1-10 cm wide colonies |
|size = 100 μm to 500 μm cells, 1-10 cm wide colonies |
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|diet=Detritivore |
|diet = Detritivore |
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|respiration=Passive (Diffusion) |
|respiration = Passive (Diffusion) |
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|thermoregulation=Ectotherm |
|thermoregulation = Ectotherm |
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|reproduction=Asexual Mitosis, Sexual Conjugation and Spores |
|reproduction = Asexual Mitosis, Sexual Conjugation and Spores |
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|parent=Lignarimorphaceae |
|parent = Lignarimorphaceae |
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|genus=Talpidibufogrex |
|genus = Talpidibufogrex |
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|species=kosemenii |
|species = kosemenii |
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|meaning=mole-toad-grex |
|meaning = mole-toad-grex |
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The '''duff dinner''' split from its ancestor the [[Spore Towers]] and became a general detritivore in [[Kosemen]] forests. Though it has the appearance of a single amorphous organism, with the tactile sensation of gelatin, what is actually seen is a colony of individual genetically distinct cells. During the day, or periods of drought, the duff dinner spends its time a few centimeters underneath the surface of the forest floor. It forms a cavity in the soil, or leaf litter if it's particularly deep, in which the colony permanently resides. Underneath the colony fingers of sub cavities are dug both to scout potential weak points underneath in which the colony May migrate into if greater drought occurs or to allow a portion of the colony to continue existing if the main body is excavated by predators or environmental cause. |
The '''duff dinner''' split from its ancestor the [[Spore Towers]] and became a general detritivore in [[Kosemen]] forests. Though it has the appearance of a single amorphous organism, with the tactile sensation of gelatin, what is actually seen is a colony of individual genetically distinct cells. During the day, or periods of drought, the duff dinner spends its time a few centimeters underneath the surface of the forest floor. It forms a cavity in the soil, or leaf litter if it's particularly deep, in which the colony permanently resides. Underneath the colony fingers of sub cavities are dug both to scout potential weak points underneath in which the colony May migrate into if greater drought occurs or to allow a portion of the colony to continue existing if the main body is excavated by predators or environmental cause. |
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