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This organism is made up of large numbers of interlocking cells. They are shaped nearly identical to the [[Testudohexapodia]], but instead of forming sheets they form tubes. (Think of it as a rolled up sheet). The other adaptation they have made is the complete permeability with cells surrounding it. This way, all the food that is made from photosynthesis can be spread out between the cells, allowing greater numbers of cells to survive. They reproduce by mitosis.
This organism is made up of large numbers of interlocking cells. They are shaped nearly identical to the [[testudohexapodia]], but instead of forming sheets they form tubes. (Think of it as a rolled up sheet). The other adaptation they have made is the complete permeability with cells surrounding it. This way, all the food that is made from photosynthesis can be spread out between the cells, allowing greater numbers of cells to survive. They reproduce by mitosis.


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Revision as of 22:34, 3 December 2007

Tubular Testudohexapodia
(Testudohexapodia tubular)
Main image of Tubular Testudohexapodia
Species is extinct.
1/?, unknown cause
Information
CreatorOviraptor Other
Week/Generation1/4
HabitatOcean Floor
SizeMicroscopic
Primary MobilityUnknown
SupportUnknown
DietPhotosynthesis
RespirationUnknown
ThermoregulationUnknown
ReproductionAsexual: Mitosis
Taxonomy
Domain
Genus
Species
Eukaryota
Testudohexapodia
Testudohexapodia tubular
Ancestor:Descendants:

This organism is made up of large numbers of interlocking cells. They are shaped nearly identical to the testudohexapodia, but instead of forming sheets they form tubes. (Think of it as a rolled up sheet). The other adaptation they have made is the complete permeability with cells surrounding it. This way, all the food that is made from photosynthesis can be spread out between the cells, allowing greater numbers of cells to survive. They reproduce by mitosis.