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'''True bistage trisphourus''' has replaced its ancestor, and, true to its name, has very distinct stages where the "colony" stage is no longer an actual colony, as the cells are unable to survive on their own in this stage. Like its ancestor, it has a free swimming stage as well, and both stages are consumers, eating any cells that are small enough to do so. Due to the smaller size of the first (free swimming) stage, it can only eat smaller prey and is often preyed upon by larger creatures while the second (multicellular) stage is able to break apart larger cells with the multitude of cell tendrils that it uses to feed. The first stage simply engulfs prey that it swims into, while the second stage will consume small cells or parts of larger ones with its tendrils that wrap around food and engulf it, then reform as the food is moved up to the main body.
The multicellular version of true bistage trisphourus forms when
The two stages of true bistage trisphourus now follow a set cycle, the first stage cannot reproduce, and only grows larger as it consumes food. The cells within the second stage, on the other hand, cannot revert
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