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Description
This is one of the possible evolutionary trees for organisms on planet Temere resembling earth's animals.

It went naturally. I gave myself one ancestor (which is shown in the upper left corner) and set a goal to derive as many variants from it as possible.
I see, that some of the end branches of the phalogenetics tree are pretty interesting, and the tree is by no means complete (this tree shows just one group of marine ,,animals" from which much more species are derived) and differ greatly from one another and their common ancestor in morphology and ecology.

the orange-red dot means the species is predatory,
blue one, that it is a filtrator,
green one herbivory,
brown dot signs detritivores,
violet that it has a photosynthetis symbionts, thus it feeds of their energy.
There is one dot, which is really orange, but is hard to destinguishm that means chemotrophy (it is located in the bottom left corner)

Description
This is one of the possible evolutionary trees for organisms on planet Temere resembling earth's animals.

It went naturally. I gave myself one ancestor (which is shown in the upper left corner) and set a goal to derive as many variants from it as possible.
I see, that some of the end branches of the phalogenetics tree are pretty interesting, and the tree is by no means complete (this tree shows just one group of marine ,,animals" from which much more species are derived) and differ greatly from one another and their common ancestor in morphology and ecology.

the orange-red dot means the species is predatory,
blue one, that it is a filtrator,
green one herbivory,
brown dot signs detritivores,
violet that it has a photosynthetis symbionts, thus it feeds of their energy.
There is one dot, which is really orange, but is hard to destinguishm that means chemotrophy (it is located in the bottom left corner)