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NocturnalSea — A Field Guide to Amaterasu 6
Published: 2012-01-23 00:10:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 3227; Favourites: 55; Downloads: 50
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Part 6 of the Field GuideThe rest of the series:
Part 1: [link]
Part 2: [link]
Part 3: [link]
Part 4: [link]
Part 5: [link]
Part 6: [link]
Part 7: [link]
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I think I'll have to read this again to fully understand it xD
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Can't explain how much I love this idea. One question do Zoomorphs and Phytomorph make offspring like that of their previous form Tricephalid?
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The zoomorphs remind me of assassin spiders.
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The zoomorphs remind me of assassin spiders.
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So basically, everything is actually a "lichen" of sorts.
Can the Phytomorphs/Zoomorphs give rise to the pseudocaprellid form?
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In essence, yeah, most organisms on the planet are actually a composite of two very different cell lines.
Phytomorphs and Zoomorphs do eventually lay microscopic eggs which are scattered by the wind until they reach a new aquarium plant that hasn't broken open. I haven't decided yet how they get inside the plant's tanks, though.
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Larval stage - or third morph - that bores through the wall?
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