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This will assure us of not having a basic boring end product. That includes both genes and breed scrolls. We will work with colors, and we will be allowed to gene up 2 of the breeding keeper babies however we want as we go along. Sapphire irid/sunshine shimmer/sunshine underbelly LeapDayGenOne (for lack of a better name at this time) Navy iridescent/cinnamon toxin/gold contour Sapphire poison/pumpkin toxin/caramel thylacine Storm basic/peach hex/sunshine underbelly Splash basic/dirt hex/sunshine underbelly

Steel giraffe/saffron hex/gold underbelly Hit Girl - royal tiger/platinum stripes/rose underbellyįem fae - indigo basic/crimson basic/vermillion underbelly Male mirror - banana basic/crocodile basic/chartreuse basic Scry until you come up with a dragon, not too ugly, with all new colors.īuy or use someone we already have, no offspring, basic genes, common dragon (guard, mirror, fae, tundra).įae - sapphire/iridescent - pumpkin/hex - terracotta/gembond Your dragon must either have the same genes or the same colours as your template heir, but both is not required You can do whatever you like with the hatchlings you do not use as your legacy heir You can change any two things about the first dragon you get on the predict morphology page You can use a plentiful dragon with a secondary gene to start out + a mate with two genes Your final dragon must be the exact same genes and colours as your template dragon, but can be any gender You must exalt or sell any hatchlings you do not use as your legacy heir You can refresh the predict morphology page up to three times and pick your favorite dragon You must use a basic plentiful dragon, but it does not have to be gen 1 + a mate with two genes Your final dragon does not have to be the same element as your template Your final dragon must be exactly the same as your template dragon You must immediately exalt any hatchlings that you do not use as your legacy heir Your mates from the second gen onwards can have three genes You must start with a plentiful gen 1 + a mate with only one gene You must use the first dragon you get on the predict morphology page There are three levels of difficulty for the challenge:

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A full discussion of trends in the gannet's population during the last hundred years, and of certain ecological points and biological matters which arise from this survey, is reserved for Part 2 of this paper.Participants go to the predict morphology page, get a random dragon, and see how many generations it takes to breed that dragon. The limits of error were worked out from a sample of over half the population, which was breeding at colonies where more than one observer took part in the census, and represent the maximum recorded discrepancy between the counts of the different observers of each group of nests in the colonies. The number of breeding individuals of Sula bassana in 1939 was 165,600 +- 9500. All save 6 which are of doubtful or vague history are shown on Map 5.

The history of the 39 places where gannets breed, have bred, have been suspected to have bred, or have occupied cliffs or ledges in the breeding season is fully discussed, as are the results of the 1939 census. The colonies not visited in 1939 contained about 2.5% of the world population. Of the colonies in the Gulf of St Lawrence 2 were visited in 1939, 1 in 1940, 1 in 1941 (not having been discovered previously) and 2 for the last time in 19. Of these, all the colonies in Britain, the Faeroes and Iceland were visited in 1939. Three of these were in south-west Britain, 2 in east Britain, 2 in west Britain, 6 in north Britain and the Faeroes, 3 in Iceland and 6 in the Gulf of St Lawrence. In 1939 gannets were breeding at 22 colonies. In 1939 an attempt to make a census, within the space of one breeding season, of the world population of the gannet (Sula bassana L.), was organized by the writers.

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