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The '''twinkiiros''' genus group replaced its ancestors the [[twinkiiro]], [[Pioneer Twinkiiro|pioneer twinkiiro]], [[Pioneer Trunkiiro|pioneer trunkiiro]], [[Pioneer Twinkoheart|pioneer twinkoheart]], [[Pioneer Twinkolemon|pioneer twinkolemon]], [[Pioneer Twinkorn|pioneer twinkorn]], [[Pioneer Twinkoshroom|pioneer twinkoshroom]], [[Pioneer Twinkiirobranch|pioneer twinkiirobranch]] and [[Thorny Twinkiiro|thorny twinkiiro]]. They are quite similar to their relatives the twinkorals, however they mostly branch off from the trunk rather than the yellow photosynthetic part. Unlike their other relatives the [[gelatins]], they are anchored to the ground rather than free floating.
The '''twinkiiros''' genus group replaced its ancestors, the [[twinkiiro]], [[Pioneer Twinkiiro|pioneer twinkiiro]], [[Pioneer Trunkiiro|pioneer trunkiiro]], [[Pioneer Twinkoheart|pioneer twinkoheart]], [[Pioneer Twinkolemon|pioneer twinkolemon]], [[Pioneer Twinkorn|pioneer twinkorn]], [[Pioneer Twinkoshroom|pioneer twinkoshroom]], [[Pioneer Twinkiirobranch|pioneer twinkiirobranch]] and [[Thorny Twinkiiro|thorny twinkiiro]]. They are quite similar to their relatives the twinkorals, however they mostly branch off from the trunk rather than the yellow photosynthetic part. Unlike their other relatives the [[gelatins]], they are anchored to the ground rather than free floating.


They live mostly in shallow waters in freshwater and saltwater, and they can survive without water during low tide in the riparian zone and beaches. They are anchored to the soil via a screw-like root which works in symbiosis with the [[nitrocycle]] microbes; thus allowing them to spread to barren coastlines and rivers before other flora. Like their ancestor they reproduce via asexual budding and convert violet light into energy with their yellow chloroplasts. They are an important part of many aquatic ecosystems on Sagan 4.
They live mostly in shallow waters in freshwater and saltwater, and they can survive without water during low tide in the riparian zone and beaches. They are anchored to the soil via a screw-like root which works in symbiosis with the [[nitrocycle]] microbes; thus allowing them to spread to barren coastlines and rivers before other flora. Like their ancestor they reproduce via asexual budding and convert violet light into energy with their yellow chloroplasts. They are an important part of many aquatic ecosystems on Sagan 4.

Latest revision as of 00:08, 2 April 2024

Twinkiiros
(Rhizokiirus spp.)
Main image of Twinkiiros
Species is extant.
Information
CreatorHydromancerx Other
Week/Generation23/149
HabitatGlobal (Sagan 4)
Size1 cm to 10 cm Tall
Primary MobilitySessile
SupportUnknown
DietPhotosynthesis
RespirationPassive Diffusion
ThermoregulationEctotherm
ReproductionAsexual, Budding
Taxonomy
Domain
Superkingdom
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Eukaryota
Viridisagania
Croceophyta
Kiirophyta
Kiirophytopsida
Rhizokiirales
Rhizokiiraceae
Rhizokiirus
Rhizokiirus spp.
Ancestor:Descendants:

The twinkiiros genus group replaced its ancestors, the twinkiiro, pioneer twinkiiro, pioneer trunkiiro, pioneer twinkoheart, pioneer twinkolemon, pioneer twinkorn, pioneer twinkoshroom, pioneer twinkiirobranch and thorny twinkiiro. They are quite similar to their relatives the twinkorals, however they mostly branch off from the trunk rather than the yellow photosynthetic part. Unlike their other relatives the gelatins, they are anchored to the ground rather than free floating.

They live mostly in shallow waters in freshwater and saltwater, and they can survive without water during low tide in the riparian zone and beaches. They are anchored to the soil via a screw-like root which works in symbiosis with the nitrocycle microbes; thus allowing them to spread to barren coastlines and rivers before other flora. Like their ancestor they reproduce via asexual budding and convert violet light into energy with their yellow chloroplasts. They are an important part of many aquatic ecosystems on Sagan 4.

Integrated Species