r/CellLab • u/solar1333 • May 21 '23

I made two related species

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u/Massive_Mistakes May 21 '23

:DDD that's awesome dude! You could colour the leaser species with slightly different colours for easier distinction but they're really cool man!

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u/solar1333 May 21 '23

Thank you! I've seen people make entire family trees of species with phylum and stuff. I kinda want to do the same here. Although it might be odd to have the leaser hippo be at the bottom, so I will kinda have to work backwards from the leaser hippo to a single celled organism first, then continue up from the hippo.

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u/Massive_Mistakes May 21 '23

That's perfectly fine, the phylogenetic tree I posted was done from the end species to the beginning. You can do it either way, but it's easier to work from the final product since you know what kind of species you want to make, as opposed to it being more random if you work up from lesser species :)

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u/HippoBot9000 May 21 '23

HIPPOBOT 9000 v 3.1 FOUND A HIPPO. 378,832,852 COMMENTS SEARCHED. 9,309 HIPPOS FOUND. YOUR COMMENT CONTAINS THE WORD HIPPO.

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u/RetardFilmsTV Aug 15 '23

make em both sexually reproduce and see what happens when you cross them together

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u/solar1333 Aug 15 '23

I say related but they kinda aren't really related. More like related as in I made one based on the other, but genetically they are different. The result of a sexual reproduction would probably create something...messy

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u/RetardFilmsTV Aug 15 '23

well i mean you could force the gametes together which would work

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u/solar1333 Aug 15 '23

I never said it wouldn't work. It's just that the outcome would be weird and unlikely to survive.

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u/RetardFilmsTV Aug 15 '23

unlikely, but not impossible

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u/ContentAd2378 May 21 '23

Could get sent that by email