The cryodome hydroutine has split from its ancestor, the hydroutine. It has evolved from the hydroutine that lived in a symbiotic relationship with the hollow cryodome. It is now fully adapted for a symbiotic life with the cryodome line. In the explosive cryodome, it can eat sugar, which allows it to devote its time to splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen. When an explosive cryodome bursts, the cryodome hydroutine scattered by the explosion can continue to live in snow or snowmelt. This dyes the snow in biomes inhabited by the explosive cryodome a faint orange hue. It now lives a solitary lifestyle, instead of grouping together with others of its kind.
Living Relatives (click to show/hide)
These are randomly selected, and organized from lowest to highest shared taxon. (This may correspond to similarity more than actual relation)
