
Anemosagania
Anemosagania spp.Creator: HeathrJarrod
Ancestor: Cryosagania, Sphrioo, Cryosqualinia, Dixon Cryosagania, Cryolaborametiri Triacellula
Habitat: Global (Troposphere, Stratosphere)
Size: 10 μm Wide Cells; 50 μm Orbs
Diet: Photosynthesis, Chemoorganoheterotroph
Respiration: Cellular Respiration
Thermoregulation: Ectothermic
Support: Cell Membrane
Reproduction: Binary Fission
Anemosagania are a branch of cryosagania that became airborne.
A key trait of cryosagania being able to live at extremely cold environments, such as caves, the polar latitudes, or like in the case of Anemosagania, the cold of the atmosphere. Anemosagania have a thicker cell membrane, keeping in a bubble of hydrogen gas. This bubble of hydrogen gas helps to keep the Anemosagania aloft in times of extreme dryness or poor nutrition when Anemosagania will go dormant.
Individuals floating around will sometimes meet with other Anemosagania, and form groups. In this grouping process, the nucleus of the individuals become shared. This is a process called Heterokaryosis. These individuals can be genetically distinct from one another. During binary fission, the genetic material will mix and randomly redistribute.Other than that, Anemosagania are like their ancestors.
This post has been edited by HethrJarrod: Sep 10 2022, 05:42 AM