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'''Halosagania''' split from its ancestor in the alpine and adapted to the cold alpine part of [[BioCat River]]. Not much has changed, the cell has evolved a vakuole to filter out all the salt in order to survive the high salinity level but is pretty much still the same. During the course of its life, it will get bigger and bigger, eventually dying off in the end. They sometimes break apart, forming new cone chains. Each single cell has two flagella, which together allow them to swim around in a random fashion towards the light.
'''Halosagania''' split from its ancestor in the alpine and adapted to the cold alpine part of [[BioCat River]]. Not much has changed, the cell has evolved a vakuole to filter out all the salt in order to survive the high salinity level but is pretty much still the same. During the course of its life, it will get bigger and bigger, eventually dying off in the end. They sometimes break apart, forming new cone chains. Each single cell has two flagella, which together allow them to swim around in a random fashion towards the light.

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Revision as of 04:47, 21 September 2021

Halosagania
(Cryosagania halo)
Main image of Halosagania
Species is extinct.
23/148, Outcompeted by Kyanoses
Information
CreatorDass Other
Week/Generation17/112
HabitatBioCat River
SizeMicroscopic
Primary MobilityUnknown
SupportUnknown
DietPhotosynthesis
RespirationUnknown
ThermoregulationUnknown
ReproductionBinary Fission
Taxonomy
Domain
Genus
Species
Eukaryota
Cryosagania
Cryosagania halo
Ancestor:Descendants:

Halosagania split from its ancestor in the alpine and adapted to the cold alpine part of BioCat River. Not much has changed, the cell has evolved a vakuole to filter out all the salt in order to survive the high salinity level but is pretty much still the same. During the course of its life, it will get bigger and bigger, eventually dying off in the end. They sometimes break apart, forming new cone chains. Each single cell has two flagella, which together allow them to swim around in a random fashion towards the light.