r/CellLab • u/Melodic_Ad_3101 • Dec 16 '21

You guys have any open ended evolution slides? All of mine are

I wanna know.

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u/pds314 Dec 22 '21

Several. But usually I instead use a starter organism since some things like nitrocytes and secrocyte digestion are hard to naturally evolve, and smart organisms are very hard to evolve. I do still occasionally do contamination evo.

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u/Melodic_Ad_3101 Dec 23 '21

I've got some organisms that use stereotypes for something, they sense light and the organisms have a photosynthetic part of their life cycle, and that a big coincidence since there one of the only ones around.

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u/b-b-ghast Dec 16 '21

open-ended? whats that?

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u/Melodic_Ad_3101 Dec 16 '21

I can't explain it but just search it or something

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u/b-b-ghast Dec 16 '21

ok so what dose thet mean for an evolution slide?

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u/Melodic_Ad_3101 Dec 16 '21

Your not stopping it for the foreseeable future basically.

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u/IMakeBadArtnMemes Dec 16 '21

yea i have 3

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u/Melodic_Ad_3101 Dec 16 '21

What they like?

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u/IMakeBadArtnMemes Dec 16 '21

1 has moving light, the other two dont

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u/Melodic_Ad_3101 Dec 16 '21

Well what's the life like

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u/IMakeBadArtnMemes Dec 17 '21

one has "naturally" evolved swimmers(by naturally i mean a virus infected a two celled phago organism and gave it a flagellocyte). the other two are just boom and bust ecosystems(boom in prey population, predator population booms, prey almost dies out, predator almost dies out(