Fossil freshwater carideans are very rare worldwide. Here, we present new taxonomic remarks about Beurlenia araripensis from the Early Cretaceous laminated limestones of the Crato Formation, Araripe Basin, northeastern Brazil. We analyzed five fossil samples, testing the morphological variations such as, rostrum with 5 to 14 supra-rostral spines and 2 to 3 sub-rostral spines, which appears as serrate for Caridea. This variation demonstrates a morphologic plasticity also seen in extant species of the group, such as those of the genera Macrobrachium and Palaemon. #Plosone #Brazil #Shrimp #CratoFormation
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0247497
Edit: Title mistake, behind spore forest.
I just had a long game turn draw, and while there were some opportunities to win that I missed, I only had those opportunities because of the other guys mistakes/aggression. It seemed like an impenetrable defense if he just chilled.
To give some details, he built literally ~50 spores in his main and retreated up into it. I figured pushing up that main choke into a pile of lurkers was clear suicide for any ground units. So my first thought was broodlords. But the large pack of Vipers, with infinite energy due to the spore forest, was too much. He could yoink them into the spores, and parasitic bomb the corrupters I tried to harass his vipers away with. Lost A LOT of gas trying a big spread out broodlord push that did little.
Then I went swarm hosts. I got a few spores at first, but then he started dropping parasitic bombs on my locust which shredded them. Kills them really fast, and locust in the air are far too slow to split in response. If I spread the locust attacks, lurkers/spines were able to easily clean them up before they killed anything.
He didn't max out on lurker/viper, he also had a pack of mutas and his own swarm host. Nothing huge for either, but enough to be threatening. So I couldn't just literally max out on swarm host to try and overwhelm his vipers (and their 50 spores to suck on for energy).
Later on I thought maybe I just try to out viper him? At that point I had already burned most of the gas bank I had gotten from consuming 2/3rds the map. I did get like 12, but he had more and was clearly better at using them (I really don't build them often).
Terran and Protoss have units that can outrange the lurker/viper-pull, but zerg only has swarm host. As long as he plays it right, it seemed literally impossible to break.
TL-DR:
- Lurkers behind choke shuts down rushing with any ground force
- Spore forest shuts down rushing with any air force (even better then in ZvP because of bio bonus damage)
- Vipers shut down swarm hosts and any other slow siege play
- That's literally everything you can do besides mirror with your own vipers/spores and try to out yoink him. Unless I am missing something.
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If you think of the pelvis as being the home to organs like the bladder, uterus (or prostate in men) and rectum, the pelvic floor muscles are the home’s foundation. These muscles act as the support structure keeping everything in place within your body. Your pelvic floor muscles add support to several of your organs by wrapping around your pelvic bone.
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What I'm looking to do is calculate an equivalent spine value for my arrows. I know the rated spine of the shaft, the length, and the point weight. Is there a way to figure out roughly what the "actual spine" is? I'm thinking about looking at new arrows and was wondering if this was possible so I could find a shaft that's already kind of close to what my current arrows are.
