Biogenesis

Galería

Aquí puede encontrar los organismos más espectaculares que han evolucionado en Biogénesis.

Cada mes se selecciona un organismo entre aquellos que la gente me envía y se convierte en el Organismo del mes. Si quiere ver uno de sus organismos en esta galería, o incluso como el Organismo del mes, envíeme un correo electrónico a joanq.biogenesis en gmail.com (no hay un enlace de correo para prevenir el SPAM) e incluya la siguiente información:

El nombre que se le ha dado al organismo. Quizás quiera añadir un nombre científico.
Su nombre o apodo.
Una descripción del organismo. Por ejemplo, puede explicar porqué le gusta, cómo evolucionó, si cambió algunos parámetros o influyó su aparición de alguna forma, o cualquier otra información que considere de interés.
Su código genético en un fichero adjunto. Utilice la opción exportar para guardarlo.
Una imagen del organismo en formato PNG. Utilice la opción Guardar una imagen para obtenerla.

Recuerde que solo se aceptarán organismos creados con la última versión del programa.

Organismos para la versión 0.7 o superior

August 2012 Organism of the Month

Enviado por Praedico

The Box Plant (Cista Caeruleus):

The Box Plant (Cista Caeruleus)

Descripción:

The Box Plant is more-or-less perfectly square, and has been so successful that the only organisms left in the world are Box Plants and small, needly predators resembling Spinnies. They consist of a densely folded mass of photosynthetic segments surrounded by a protective shell of overlapping blue plates. Any plants that do not conform to this model are rapidly killed off by the roving predators, who swarm amongst the Box Plants eating the dead, the deformed, and each other. The Box Plants appeared at roughly the same time as a circular version, but appear to have out-competed them.

When they first appeared around generation 360, I was surprised by the square shape, given that I hadn't intervened at all in the world (except for some parameters: 50,000 initial carbon and 0.01 mutation %), and even the initial organisms were randomly generated.

Descargue su código genético.

July 2012 Organism of the Month Enviado por JG Carnivorous Plant Descripción: It is a carnivorous plant: an outer part made of red segments feeds on other organisms, and an inner part made of green segments makes photosynthesis. So it is a quite minimalistic organism (which saves energy) with two sources of food (which allows to obtains more energy). This explains its success: it evolved naturally (without genetic engineering) to became the dominant species with a large and lasting population. Descargue su código genético.	June 2012 Organism of the Month Enviado por Elijah Reyes Cactinfecta Descripción: I was fooling around with the Laboratory and made an infectious plant. After a few hundred generations it turned into this. I thought it looked like a cactus at first, and it reproduces fast enough to avoid extinction in a world filled with voracious herbivores. Descargue su código genético.
April 2012 Organism of the Month Enviado por Лайер Антон most successful predator creature Descripción: This predator kills everyone. It can only survive a long time with plant having blue surface. Otherwise it eats everyone and dies because of food absence. It has an amazing reproduction rate. Descargue su código genético.	January 2012 Organism of the Month Enviado por Kit Green Nova Descripción: This organism, Green Nova, is a photosyntheic organism that is engineered to be highly armored, making other organisms impossable to eat or infect it. Descargue su código genético.
December 2011 Organism of the Month Enviado por CIB Algae Resilia Descripción: Algae Resilia is a typical plant. It is a peaceful organism and survives by creating large amounts of offspring that will gather in colonies. As a stationary organism, Resilia preserves energy and avoids cannibalism, gathering energy through photosynthesis. Predators can easily kill this lifeform. However, when a colony is destroyed, often a single specimen will survive and form a new colony, while the predators move off to find new sources of food. Algae Resilia can keep predator populations in check with their extended red segments, which will ocassionally penetrate a predator's weak spot and kill it. I discovered this organism when I realized large amounts of Spinny's in my world. They killed off most of the other organisms, but Algae Resilia survived by reproducing more quickly than the Spinnys could find and kill it. Descargue su código genético.	February 2011 Organism of the Month Enviado por Cpl. Dwayne Hicks Lengua Mortifera Descripción: Mi organismo está pensado para ser el máximo depredador al mismo tiempo que puede ser autónomo en su energía mientras el CO2 ronde por encima del 6 por ciento más o menos. Al evolucionar y cambiar pudo destruir por completo a los otros organismos tanto que en tiempo 80 era el único organismo que quedaba, junto con su descendencia. Entonces empezó el canibalismo. Descargue su código genético.
December 2010 Organism of the Month Enviado por RaulMarq Stuckus Segmentus Descripción: This little guy is very funny to watch in a crowded world - he seems to get "stuck" in other organisms segments quite a lot while he's trying to infect them. Descargue su código genético.	April 2010 Organism of the Month Enviado por joanq Spinny Descripción: A curious evolution path. Spinny runs fast through the world, rotating continuously and hitting other organisms with its only arm. It's not the best predator, but a funny one. All other species have been extincted in the world where Spinny appeared. Descargue su código genético.

Organismos para la versión 0.6

Los siguientes organismos son para la versión 0.6 o 0.5.

August 2007 Organism of the Month Enviado por Yak Wraith Descripción: It started with a very simple design, using a one red, grey, and cyan segment. The W shape seems a very common endpoint for predators; it has looked much the same from generation 600 to the 1,700+ it's at right now. I haven't found anything that it can't kill except "defended plants" (with blue and green), nor anything that can wipe it out once it gains a minimum threshold population. Descargue su código genético.	May 2007 Organism of the Month Enviado por Ben FortressGrabber Descripción: The FortressGrabber is a predator that has evolved to combat the forests of photosynthetic, armored organisms that seem to flourish so readily. It's very similar to the mosquito, but instead of flanking arms, its arms extend forward, helping it to stay attached to an organism until it dies/is consumed. Descargue su código genético.
April 2007 Organism of the Month Enviado por Ben Lotus Descripción: The Lotus is a particularly large photosynthetic, armored organism. Its sheer size seems to help deflect types that would grab onto it, although I'm not sure if that's all that evolutionary essential, given the impregnability of blue strands. This one is very distinctive, though, and does quite well. Descargue su código genético.	January 2007 Organism of the Month Enviado por jwBjerk Yehat Descripción: The Yehat (named after a Star Control ship) has a simple, yet very resiliant form. I've tried to improve it, but the engineered Yehats die out or mutate back to something nearly identical to this. It can move quickly, and the forward-reaching arms do a good job of latching on to the projections of it's prey. Descargue su código genético.
October 2006 Organism of the Month Enviado por Forthur The Mosquito Descripción: Small, fast, fertile, aggressive. Virtually unstoppable. Very hard to find organisms that are able to resist against these. Descargue su código genético.	July 2006 Organism of the Month Enviado por JoanQ Fortress Descripción: This is one of the toughest photosynthetic organism I ever got. Descargue su código genético.