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Like on [[wykraline]], it developed longer cilia to aid in the movement, being able to be carried by ocean currents. They use to be found in the same places where julipaks are found, degrading the salty residues. Zinalophagia is able to absorb most of the organic contents of those refuses, eliminating only the mineral compounds. In this way, the salts return to the ocean waters, but part of them stays attached to the cilia, forming small nodules in the tips. |
Like on [[wykraline]], it developed longer cilia to aid in the movement, being able to be carried by ocean currents. They use to be found in the same places where julipaks are found, degrading the salty residues. Zinalophagia is able to absorb most of the organic contents of those refuses, eliminating only the mineral compounds. In this way, the salts return to the ocean waters, but part of them stays attached to the cilia, forming small nodules in the tips. |
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