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~sciocont wrote:

PerfectOrganismil wrote:

PTFace wrote:

Actually the definition of a species is all organism that can reproduce and who's offspring can reproduce

correction to your definition. An organism is any living thing that has tissue and organs and cells for multicellular organisms, for prokaryotes or single cell organisms just a cell. A species is any organism. Higher up is a population which is a group of one single species. Next is a community which is multiple organisms that interact. After that is an ecosystem, where living and nonliving factors interact. Next is a biome, where an ecosystem lies, and then a biosphere which is the entire planet. So keep in mind a species is just one organism in a group of other members of that species on one big biosphere. Did this help you?

Halt! You're being ostentatiously wrong on a number of threads! I suggest you introduce yourself and read up on our FAQs, Etiquitte before beguiling us with posts which aren't relevant to us.

should I delete them then? Dang it science teacher WHY YOU FAIL ME she be teaching me lies, we'll back to creationism for me, but I shall still be playing thrive. But I was right about the fight or flight instinct right?

Just think and research before you post.

PerfectOrganismil wrote:

PTFace wrote:

Actually the definition of a species is all organism that can reproduce and who's offspring can reproduce

correction to your definition. An organism is any living thing that has tissue and organs and cells for multicellular organisms, for prokaryotes or single cell organisms just a cell. A species is any organism. Higher up is a population which is a group of one single species. Next is a community which is multiple organisms that interact. After that is an ecosystem, where living and nonliving factors interact. Next is a biome, where an ecosystem lies, and then a biosphere which is the entire planet. So keep in mind a species is just one organism in a group of other members of that species on one big biosphere. Did this help you?

WRONG! A species is all the populations in the ecosystem for rare creatures (Probably endangered), all the ones in a biome for the cosmopolitan, all in the biosphere for super-adaptable (Like us, but not just us, a lot of cellular guys do that), and finally beyond the "biosphere" (In this case, I mean where all life ordinarily is, rather than where it just plain IS) for a K1 civilization.

Deathbite42 wrote:

PerfectOrganismil wrote:

PTFace wrote:

Actually the definition of a species is all organism that can reproduce and who's offspring can reproduce

correction to your definition. An organism is any living thing that has tissue and organs and cells for multicellular organisms, for prokaryotes or single cell organisms just a cell. A species is any organism. Higher up is a population which is a group of one single species. Next is a community which is multiple organisms that interact. After that is an ecosystem, where living and nonliving factors interact. Next is a biome, where an ecosystem lies, and then a biosphere which is the entire planet. So keep in mind a species is just one organism in a group of other members of that species on one big biosphere. Did this help you?

WRONG! A species is all the populations in the ecosystem for rare creatures (Probably endangered), all the ones in a biome for the cosmopolitan, all in the biosphere for super-adaptable (Like us, but not just us, a lot of cellular guys do that), and finally beyond the "biosphere" (In this case, I mean where all life ordinarily is, rather than where it just plain IS) for a K1 civilization.

Actually they are not just endangered species, they are any animal, it is the last catagory in classification and the most specific so a species can be any life form's population

You're both incomprehensibly inaccurate and I suggest you cease posting on this thread unless you have something to contribute.

I know this is technically necroposting but

Let's come up with a hypothetical situation :You are a hive queen,you have noticed other races have been using something called a "hoe" and "plough" you notice a pattern , a type maybe you could replicate it in your warriors with the two claws mutations and you instruct them to rake their claws against the fertile ground.Maybe your food will grow better .

Dont repost on other threads just to get attention.
Technicaly, it isnt possible to fertilize the ground like that, but it might be used as scythe.

WilliamstheJohn wrote:

Dont repost on other threads just to get attention.

Nick told him to post this on the misc. bugs and question thread, but I guess this sounded like an appropriate thread as well. Either way, I still don't think this idea would work. Those creatures could use the claws instead of scythes (to cut plants like wheat), but most probably not to cultivate the ground (like ploughs)

Tarpy wrote:

WilliamstheJohn wrote:

Dont repost on other threads just to get attention.

Nick told him to post this on the misc. bugs and question thread, but I guess this sounded like an appropriate thread as well. Either way, I still don't think this idea would work. Those creatures could use the claws instead of scythes (to cut plants like wheat), but most probably not to cultivate the ground (like ploughs)

Sorry bout dat and I really didn't mean too it just fitted in with the topic , sorry . so deleted it and I'll post in misc then