Athena's Kingdoms of Life

Athena has had a wide variety of different lifeforms over it's lifetime. Here are some of the most basic descriptions of them, categorized into kingdoms and sub-kingdoms.

Preceli
The Preceli are analogous to Earth's bacteria, with some key differences. One, they have a nucleus of sorts. It's closer to a virus capsid or a circular cage than a nucleus. Two, they have formasomes, like ribosomes, but bigger and used to hold amino acids.

Multicelli
Not all of these have the same common ancestor. The Semiceli and the Eoceli evolved seperately of each other.

Eoceli
The Eoceli resemble eukaryotes in many ways. Some key differences include no golgi apparatus and a capsid protein for a nuclear envelope.

Semiceli
The Semiceli are rather interesting. Able to switch on and off their photosynthesizing, they spend their time as either active lifeforms or dumb vegetables. Earlier forms include 'slime-molds-with-proto-legs', 'jellyfish', and 'eels', while the most recently evolved group exhibits shells, spine plates, and eyes.

Neoceli
The Neoceli evolved from the Semiceli. They aren't very different from their ancestors except for one key difference: they have no para-plastids and rely on other organisms for food.

Phytoceli
The Phytoceli evolved from the Semiceli. They aren't very different from their ancestors   except for one key difference: Phytoceli move very little at all and don't switch off their photosythesizing.