Leepi Meepi: Difference between revisions

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{{Species

|name = Leepi Meepi

|week = 27

|generation = 166

|creator = Colddigger

|image = Leepi Meepi.jpg

|ancestor = Teacup Saucebacks

|habitat = [[Wallace]], [[Koseman]]

|size = 0.5 cm - 1 cm

|support = Endoskeleton (Chitin), Skin Mesh (Chitin)

|diet = Detritivore

|respiration = Active (Microlungs)

|thermoregulation = Exothermic

|reproduction = Sexual (Male and Female, Eggs and Larvae), Asexual (Parthenogenesis)

|domain = Eukaryota

|kingdom = Binucleozoa

|subkingdom = Symbiovermes

|phylum = Thoracocephalia

|subphylum=Vermitheria

|superclass = Cephalischia

|class = Dromeodonta

|superorder = Eudromeodonta

|order = Neodromeodonta

|family = Krunkusgunkidae

|genus = Krunkusgunkus

|species = sp.

}}

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The microlungs toward the back of the torso are rather minimal in their active collection of oxygen. Due to their size the movement of air from inside to outside and back requires less assistance. Upon adulthood females begin producing eggs parthenogenically, these individuals can make up a large portion of the larval population in an area. Males a few days after reaching adulthood are able to reproduce, unceremoniously and rather briefly they couple with females in their vicinity before moving to a new area in a rather nomadic lifestyle. From egg to adults usually takes about 1 to 2 months of time, most species have several consecutive generations in a given year with each of those generations producing gratuitous amounts of eggs upon maturity and continuing to do so for the rest of the active season.

They are capable of walking around normally, though are a little slow, and when undisturbed will do so while seeking moisture and debris to eat. If they are disturbed however their legs are capable of flinging them any particular direction many times their own body length, some even being able to throw themselves 20 cm away before very quickly leaping again.

They are capable of walking around normally, though are a little slow, and when undisturbed will do so while seeking moisture and debris to eat. If they are disturbed however their legs are capable of flinging them any particular direction many times their own body length, some even being able to throw themselves 20 cm away before very quickly leaping again.

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 {{Species
 |name             = Leepi Meepi
 |week             = 27
 |generation       = 166
 |creator          = Colddigger
 |image            = Leepi Meepi.jpg
 |ancestor         = Teacup Saucebacks
 |habitat          = [[Wallace]], [[Koseman]]
 |size             = 0.5 cm - 1 cm
 |support          = Endoskeleton (Chitin), Skin Mesh (Chitin)
 |diet             = Detritivore
 |respiration      = Active (Microlungs)
 |thermoregulation = Exothermic
 |reproduction     = Sexual (Male and Female, Eggs and Larvae), Asexual (Parthenogenesis)
 |domain           = Eukaryota
 |kingdom          = Binucleozoa
 |subkingdom       = Symbiovermes
 |phylum           = Thoracocephalia
 |subphylum=Vermitheria
 |superclass            = Cephalischia
 |class         = Dromeodonta
 |superorder       = Eudromeodonta
 |order            = Neodromeodonta
 |family           = Krunkusgunkidae
 |genus            = Krunkusgunkus
 |species          = sp.
 }}
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 The microlungs toward the back of the torso are rather minimal in their active collection of oxygen. Due to their size the movement of air from inside to outside and back requires less assistance. Upon adulthood females begin producing eggs parthenogenically, these individuals can make up a large portion of the larval population in an area. Males a few days after reaching adulthood are able to reproduce, unceremoniously and rather briefly they couple with females in their vicinity before moving to a new area in a rather nomadic lifestyle. From egg to adults usually takes about 1 to 2 months of time, most species have several consecutive generations in a given year with each of those generations producing gratuitous amounts of eggs upon maturity and continuing to do so for the rest of the active season.
-They are capable of walking around normally, though are a little slow, and when undisturbed will do so while seeking moisture and debris to eat. If they are disturbed however their legs are capable of flinging them any particular direction many times their own body length, some even being able to throw themselves 20 cm away before very quickly leaping again.
+They are capable of walking around normally, though are a little slow, and when undisturbed will do so while seeking moisture and debris to eat. If they are disturbed however their legs are capable of flinging them any particular direction many times their own body length, some even being able to throw themselves 20&nbsp;cm away before very quickly leaping again.

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