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« on: September 09, 2010, 03:40:46 pm »
(I'm back...)
You go to look for materials. Hopefully you'll run into a proto-chloroplast or something. You ferment all your glucose. After all, you don't need to make any fat, right? Right?
Losing an amazing 22 energy, you find 11 amino acids, twenty more bits of glucose, and four bits of proteins. Sweet.
However, you don't find any proto-anythings. You wonder if there is an easier way to find or detect them...
You decide that now is the time to spilt. You use 18 bits of glucose for it, along with the same number of amino acids. You give it half of your RNA to help it along before you watch (well, feel) your new friend swim off. You are tired, but feel secure that there's another member of your species (Which you decide to call Xenos Infiltratus), incase you die.
You burn another bit of glucose, and go looking for more materials. Four more amino acids, and three more bits of glucose.
Name of Species: Xenos Infiltratus
Number of cells: 2 (Basicly, an indication of how good I think you are doing, and a list of potential backups.)
Name of Cell: None
DNA: 1, RNA: 2, Amino Acids: 6, Protein: 4, Energy: 2, Glucose: 4
Simple Membrane, Simple Cytoplasm, Simple Centrosome, Simple Nucleus, Simple Chemical Detection Organelle, Simple Sensory Cilia.
Naming Self:
Xenos (1)