| QUOTE (HethrJarrod @ May 20 2023, 10:46 AM) |
| Made some corrections to things you pointed out. |
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| Image: 1. Nothing significant. While there are stray lines and uncolored areas, and this would be better with those fixed, they are pretty subtle and therefore excusable. Template 1. Its habitat is contiguous only because of travel through the open ocean, such as South Jujubee Ocean. However, it requires contact with a substrate and lives in the sunlight zone, so it can’t live in the open ocean. You’ll need to specify it exists only as spores in incompatible habitats (and do so in the template). 2. For a single organism submission, use an average for listing size, and give more specific details in the description. 3. You’ll need to capitalize the specific details in the template, such as in the Support, Respiration, and Reproduction sections. 4. Most fauna (in the sense of “non-flora”) can be considered consumers (heterotrophs) by default, so “consumer” is redundant. 5. It would be useful to specify the planktonic size range. Krill are technically plankton, but they are vastly bigger than, say, picoplankton. Description: 1. “Unlike its ancestors, it does not grow in as tight as a spiral.” It doesn’t seem to grow in a spiral at all here. It looks like a tusk. 2. How does it draw in ensnared plankton caught on its sticky sap-like substance? 3. “Mangal shrubite can form”: “Mangal shrubites”, you mean? 4. “Off of”: “off”, or “off from”. 5. How does it avoid digesting the spores? |