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The '''gut majurums''' genus group has replaced their ancestors the [[Simple Majurum|simple majurum]] as well as the [[Predatory Majurum|predatory majurum]], [[Soil Majurum|soil majurum]], |
The '''gut majurums''' genus group has replaced their ancestors the [[Simple Majurum|simple majurum]] as well as the [[Predatory Majurum|predatory majurum]], [[Soil Majurum|soil majurum]], and [[Rusty Symbiocell|rusty symbiocell]]. They now reside in the guts of all iron fauna, extracting purified iron from the soil and iron organisms they eat. they create a ferric reductase enzyme which reduces the ferric Fe3+ to Fe2+. They then attach to the microvilli on the digestive systems linings, releasing the iron into the bloodstream. The microvili exchange nutrients for the iron, allowing the majurums to survive. When the host dies, They eat their way out of the body, decomposing them. They can be found in the soil, but are inactive until they are ingested. |
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==Integrated Species== |
==Integrated Species== |
Revision as of 00:33, 28 January 2021
Gut Majurums | ||
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(Siderogastrus spp.) | ||
Information | ||
Creator | Mnidjm Other | |
Week/Generation | 23/149 | |
Habitat | Global (Sagan 4) | |
Size | 1 μm to 5 μm Wide | |
Primary Mobility | Unknown | |
Support | Unknown | |
Diet | Lithotroph (Iron) | |
Respiration | Unknown | |
Thermoregulation | Unknown | |
Reproduction | Mitosis | |
Taxonomy | ||
Domain Genus Species | Eukaryota Siderogastrus Siderogastrus spp. |
Ancestor: | Descendants: |
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The gut majurums genus group has replaced their ancestors the simple majurum as well as the predatory majurum, soil majurum, and rusty symbiocell. They now reside in the guts of all iron fauna, extracting purified iron from the soil and iron organisms they eat. they create a ferric reductase enzyme which reduces the ferric Fe3+ to Fe2+. They then attach to the microvilli on the digestive systems linings, releasing the iron into the bloodstream. The microvili exchange nutrients for the iron, allowing the majurums to survive. When the host dies, They eat their way out of the body, decomposing them. They can be found in the soil, but are inactive until they are ingested.
Integrated Species
Categories:
- Species by Mnidjm
- Week 23 species
- Generation 149
- Species with no descendants
- Species
- Extant
- Undefined of Huckian Jujubee Ocean
- Undefined of Huckian LadyM Ocean
- Undefined of Huckian Mnid Ocean
- Undefined of Huckian Driftwoods
- Undefined of Huckian Barlowe
- Undefined of Huckian Drake
- Undefined of Huckian Fermi
- Undefined of Huckian Kosemen
- Undefined of Huckian Lamarck
- Undefined of Huckian Ramul
- Undefined of Huckian Steiner
- Undefined of Huckian Vonnegut
- Undefined of Huckian Wallace
- Genus groups
- Support Unknown
- Primary Mobility Unknown