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Feb 7 2018, 04:55 PM
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A project based around more realistic versions of monsters from the movie library of The Asylum, like Mega Shark, Sharktopus, and Sharknado among other groups. The twist is, however, like Icthy's Zelda project, the movies also exist in-universe, with the films being "ripped from the headlines" as it were.
Hoo boy. Trust me when I say this - Syfy has a lot of fucking movies to draw from. Everything from alien serpents made out of fire that live on the sun to cylcopses, ogres, and Irish rocs. And regarding Undertale spec, the thing about that is that an ecosystem can't really work with monsters from there - not unless predators develop a lot of adaptations to keep their prey alive as they eat to stop it from turning to dust.
DT made also soem plasubile versions No, he made plausible versions of photoshopped hybrid creatures. Granted, it's not exactly a step up from Syfy's usual fare, but the distinction needs to be made.
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This is a serious argument over whether or not some long dead animal is in any way similar to a group of modern animals that they are descended from! THIS. IS. SEWIOUS. Lamna: Obvious typo, I'm never going to be popular in Belgium. Trex841: Interesting point. Valid counterpoint. Self-obsessed psychotic rant. Parasky: No ties. Begin genetically modifying crows until we have organisms that roughly resemble those in the competition, and then have them fight to the death to see who wins this competition. Alternatively, Cephalian and SabrWolf could fight to the death. But at the end of the day something will be fighting to the death for my amusement to determine the winner. Yellowdrakex: Is it alright to have an irrational fear of gliding snakes? They're snakes. FROM ABOVE. Kamineigh: See, you wouldn't be in this mess if you began a bloody revolution every time your leaders showed to unsatisfactory. Zihuatanejo: Somewhere in heaven, a very groggy, very confused angel has just woken up and is trying to figure out why a boisterous Australian man is poking it with a stick. Komodo: I'm sorry but in what alternative universe would thousands of zebras be sent back in time by some sort of illegal time travel group to change history and preparing them by making gigantic working animatronic allosaurs? Seriously, why? Parasky: Maybe y'all should move to America, where you can flex your freedom muscles. Sir Spookums: It's a game about children catching super powered monsters, stuffing them in tiny balls, and battling other strangers' monsters. What about that makes sense in regards to anything, mister Kam? Des Orages: Yi qi. Just when you think you've seen it all, nature screws us over once more. Kaminiegh: This is clearly an inaccurate statement. I'd never challenge the authority of an admin... Unless Paraksytron stubbed his toe and fell over. THEN I, STARSCREIGHM, WILL BECOME THE NEW LEADER OF OF THE DE-SPECU-CONS! Dragon: Is normal a good word to use for describing any of us? Velociraptor: I once dreamed I was trying to steal a flamingo. The flamingo was oddly calm about the whole situation. Kaminiegh: THAT'S IT, I'M KINKSHAMING. Flashman63: In its 4,600 year history, men from all eras, places and classes have been entering into the Library: from the ancient bearded sages of Sumeria and Chaldea, to the sober-minded Academics and Zoologists of the Victorian era, to the great warlord Cletus, an inbred hillbilly who just happened to be carrying his AR-15 around his County's Strip-Mall library. OctoSharktasaurus: Well, uh, it's a pseudo-tripedal, terrestrial subcontinental Madagascan Beaked Whale... Is that not obvious? It literally says it blatantly. Holben: Did you not add lamb's blood to your fruit juice and the crushed bones of an englishman to your salsa? It's not authentic if you don't. 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Corecin: If this is your first time with a lesbian love triangle in a DnD game than you don't even have to specify that you're starting out. Octo: Oh no now Little will enlighten with the deep and complex subject that is hentai lore. Beetleboy: It shows what kind of person I am that I'm seeking crush advice on a forum about creating fictional organisms. Corecin: I am not in the mood for looking up yuri because then the FBI agent monitoring my computer will judge me with reckless abandon. Blue_Komrade: Excuse me sir I am going to have to see if you have your membership card to the Misanthrope Club. Parasky: Ultimately, by the miracle of microbiology and biochemistry, I have accidentally added an additional month to my brew and created a Bavarian style hefeweizen rather than the American style wheat beer I planned, despite technically not having the correct ingredients. However because I wrote down what I did wrong its not a mistake it's actually science. 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CoolKuy
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Feb 8 2018, 06:45 AM
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A Nonintelligent Pinniped
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A fully submerged terra-formed planet where the only animals are Opabinias and its prey.
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Projects: PNF-404 (Pikmin as an Alternate Evolution project.)
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Feb 16 2018, 09:09 PM
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Wondering what you guys think about this...
An omnivorous, sapient gomphothere evolves in Africa/ South America and spreads to the rest of the world, and maybe encounters humans if they evolved in this scenario.
If this ever becomes a thing, it probably will be a few posts, so not a full project.
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Avisia, an island archipelago isolated for over 88 million years, and is know home to megafaunal birds, mekosuchine crocodiles, and many relics. (currently in infancy) Read here: http://s1.zetaboards.com/Conceptual_Evolution/topic/8192410/2/#new
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Feb 23 2018, 04:08 PM
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This is based off of a convo with Sphenodon, but what about a worse Azolla Event? This would cause a massive faunal and floral turnover with the resultant cooling of the planet, since the idea would center around Azolla adapting to saltwater, and gradually spreading all over the globe, smothering the oceans and removing large amounts of greenhouse gases. Perhaps organisms such as whales adapt to eat this massive bloom of ferns, assuming they manage to survive this scenario.
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Feb 23 2018, 04:38 PM
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This is based off of a convo with Sphenodon, but what about a worse Azolla Event? This would cause a massive faunal and floral turnover with the resultant cooling of the planet, since the idea would center around Azolla adapting to saltwater, and gradually spreading all over the globe, smothering the oceans and removing large amounts of greenhouse gases. Perhaps organisms such as whales adapt to eat this massive bloom of ferns, assuming they manage to survive this scenario. I'm sure that surface- floating plants couldn't adapt to take over the ocean, otherwise marine surface vegetation would already exist.
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Feb 23 2018, 05:07 PM
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This is based off of a convo with Sphenodon, but what about a worse Azolla Event? This would cause a massive faunal and floral turnover with the resultant cooling of the planet, since the idea would center around Azolla adapting to saltwater, and gradually spreading all over the globe, smothering the oceans and removing large amounts of greenhouse gases. Perhaps organisms such as whales adapt to eat this massive bloom of ferns, assuming they manage to survive this scenario.
I'm sure that surface- floating plants couldn't adapt to take over the ocean, otherwise marine surface vegetation would already exist. Ahem.
Might I introduce you to Sargasso?
Also, ferns are less complex than angiosperms, yet angiosperms have made the leap to saltwater. If flowers can make it to saltwater, then I think a fern could too.
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Feb 23 2018, 05:55 PM
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This is based off of a convo with Sphenodon, but what about a worse Azolla Event? This would cause a massive faunal and floral turnover with the resultant cooling of the planet, since the idea would center around Azolla adapting to saltwater, and gradually spreading all over the globe, smothering the oceans and removing large amounts of greenhouse gases. Perhaps organisms such as whales adapt to eat this massive bloom of ferns, assuming they manage to survive this scenario.
I'm sure that surface- floating plants couldn't adapt to take over the ocean, otherwise marine surface vegetation would already exist.
Ahem. Might I introduce you to Sargasso?Also, ferns are less complex than angiosperms, yet angiosperms have made the leap to saltwater. If flowers can make it to saltwater, then I think a fern could too. Sargasso and other floating seaweeds float below the surface. And the problem isn't salt, it probably has more to do with currents and/or nutrient concentration. Surface floating plants generally occur on slow flowing or still bodies of water with large amounts of organic matter.
The general concept of a plant changing the climate by somehow taking over the ocean might be plausible (though i'm not sure where the high amounts of nutrients for such a feat would come from) but Azolla is almost certainly the wrong organism for such a scenario.
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Feb 23 2018, 06:11 PM
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This is based off of a convo with Sphenodon, but what about a worse Azolla Event? This would cause a massive faunal and floral turnover with the resultant cooling of the planet, since the idea would center around Azolla adapting to saltwater, and gradually spreading all over the globe, smothering the oceans and removing large amounts of greenhouse gases. Perhaps organisms such as whales adapt to eat this massive bloom of ferns, assuming they manage to survive this scenario.
I'm sure that surface- floating plants couldn't adapt to take over the ocean, otherwise marine surface vegetation would already exist.
Ahem. Might I introduce you to Sargasso?Also, ferns are less complex than angiosperms, yet angiosperms have made the leap to saltwater. If flowers can make it to saltwater, then I think a fern could too.
Sargasso and other floating seaweeds float below the surface. And the problem isn't salt, it probably has more to do with currents and/or nutrient concentration. Surface floating plants generally occur on slow flowing or still bodies of water with large amounts of organic matter. The general concept of a plant changing the climate by somehow taking over the ocean might be plausible (though i'm not sure where the high amounts of nutrients for such a feat would come from) but Azolla is almost certainly the wrong organism for such a scenario. Azolla already DID change the climate. That's what the Azolla Event is. A massive bloom of Azolla occurred in the arctic ocean, unchecked by any organisms, and dragged any carbon dioxide with them down into sediment, and kept doing so, eventually cooling off the world of the Eocene.
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Feb 23 2018, 06:37 PM
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The azolla didn't cover the world's oceans. The event could only occur because the arctic sea was cut off from the rest of the ocean, and the lack of currents caused a layer of still freshwater that allowed giant mats of azolla to grow.
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Feb 24 2018, 02:47 PM
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If it wasn't for these blasted weeds,se would still live in the climate of the recent eocenic paradise.
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Feb 24 2018, 11:48 PM
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A mini-project speccing on fictional species of The Simpsons TV series, including the Rigellians and Bolivian tree lizards.
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Feb 25 2018, 05:10 AM
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Astarte an alt eocene world,now on long hiatus but you never know Fanauraa; The rebirth of Aotearoa future evo set in new zealand after a mass extinction coming soon......a world that was seeded with earth´s weridest and who knows what is coming next...........
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Spoiler: click to toggle coming soon......a world seeded by outcast clades and some important easily forgotten ones.the world of the caecilians and company and who knows what is coming next...........[comming soon/spoiler] Spoiler: click to toggle Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Lyvatan The Wise? I thought not. It’s not a story the newbies would tell you. It’s a forum legend. Lyvatan was an admin of the forum, so powerful and so wise he could use science to influence the human imagination to create life… He had such a knowledge of the forum that he could even keep the ones he cared about from leaving.Speculative Evolution is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his admin power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice banned him while he was offline. Ironic. He could save others from leaving the community, but not himself.
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Feb 25 2018, 05:52 AM
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Harry Potter spec (somehow).
Also mushroom kingdom spec.
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Let us dance together.
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Feb 25 2018, 06:28 PM
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A project in which xenarthrans evolve in Australia instead of in South America, and they diversify in a environment where they are the only animals living there. Later, humans will migrate to Australia and the australasian xenarthrans have been forced to compete directly with humans (if they ever reach the Australasian mainland in this scenario)
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Discontinued projects: The New Ostracoderms (i might continue with this project again someday) The Americas (where in 58 million years from now in the future North and South America has both become isolated island continents)
All Expansions (my attempt at expanding the universe of All Tomorrows by Nemo Ramjet aka C.M. Kosemen, started June 6, 2018) Anthropozoic (my attempt at expanding the universe of Man After Man and also a re-imagining of it, coming 2019 or 2020) New Cenozoica (my attempt at expanding the universe of The New Dinosaurs and also a re-imagining of it, also coming 2019 or 2020) All Alternatives or All Changes (a re-telling of All Tomorrows but with some minor and major "changes", coming June 10, 2018)
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Feb 25 2018, 09:37 PM
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Not really a species per se, more of a concept for an oft-speculated upon creatures.
Monitor lizards are one of the premier choices for sapient reptiles, and it's not surprising considering their relatively advanced respiratory system, locomotion, social capabilities and intelligence. This forum is rife with lizard-people based off of monitor lizards.
One interesting thing about monitor lizards is that, while they normally reproduce via sexual reproduction, females can reproduce asexually during long periods of isolation. It is believed this is how monitor lizards got away with the biggest problems of vicariance events: more often then not, creatures that got caught in rafting events are alone and not pregnant. If you don't necessarily need either to reproduce, you can easily spread to another island. It is thought this is triggered by a biological feeling of "loneliness".
Well, in the world of a society of monitor lizards, more often then not individuals are going to be with each other, and lifespans will be much longer making someone being alone long enough for a virgin birth quite rare.
In one case, you could have either a chain of large islands or a relatively small continental complex that gets colonized by a single female castaway who has a virgin birth. Out of this, an entire race grows to inhabit these islands, being extremenly genetically homogenuous, with a matriarchal religion and an extreme hostility to outsiders. When discovered, they attempt to conquer the outside world for the Great Mother.
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