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Concha

A dusty profusion of  Concha Renibus – Peach. Image courtesy of Cmdr. Eahlstan Fiskerne

Highly specialised complex extremophiles that have developed protective and sturdy motile shell structures. These open and close based on the suitability of the current environmental conditions. The shells are an organic structure with an excreted inorganic insulated and sometimes reflective casing that help the organism maintain homeostasis. The internal organisms, which are remarkably tough in their own right, are only exposed for metabolic and reproductive purposes.

Concha – where present on a planetary body – seem to excel in valleys and slightly undulating areas surrounded by hills or mountains and  are often found in profusion at the foot of these.

Variant Determinant: Stellar Class / Material

Concha is one of the Genera with a dual variant determinant. The cross-Species rule for Stellar Class determinant holds true, i.e. Stellar Class X = Variant Colour Y across all Stellar Class determinant Species within the Genus.

For Stellar Class determinant Species in such Genera it is also possible to state generalised planetary body type and atmosphere preferences as these show a relatively limited set of values. The same is not true for the Material determinant Species. These show considerably more differentiation, to the extent that no generalisation will be made but each Material determinant Species treated individually.   

Minimum Colonial Separation: 150m

Species (Stellar Class Determinant)

Species NamePercentage of recorded Concha PopulationVista Genomics Offer Price as at 31st March 3310
Concha Aureolas15.60%7,774,700
Concha Labiata48.89%2,352,400


All data as at 31st March 3310.
For up-to-date statistics and Vista Genomics pricing, please visit: 

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Stellar Class and Variant

Stellar ClassOBAFGKMLTTTSAeYWDN
VariantInGyTeTuReOrYeLiGrEm


Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content or Rocky
Atmosphere: Ammonia, Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen or Water
Gravity: Less than 0.28G

Concha Aureolas

Concha Aureolas – Red. Image courtesy of Cmdr. Arras DeCairo

These concha are found on worlds with nitrogen-based atmospheres. Their rounded rock-like structure splits apart to extend long stalks topped with loops.

Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content (1%), Rocky (99%)
Atmosphere: Ammonia
Volcanism: Insignificant


Temperature (Kelvin)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
152.22165.99164.00176.66


Pressure (atm)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
0.0009869310.002540720.001067530.013386672


Gravity (G)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
0.040.130.130.27

Galactic Arm Preference: No Preference

Concha Labiata

Concha Labiata – Turquoise. Image courtesy of Cmdr. Beldum

A concha Species that thrives in atmospheres rich with carbon dioxide. The lip-like upper opening cracks apart to allow a vertical growth of spiky leaves and bright seeds to stretch upward.

Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content (2%), Rocky (98%)
Atmosphere: Carbon Dioxide
Volcanism: Insignificant


Temperature (Kelvin)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
150.00163.91162.00198.80


Pressure (atm)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
0.0020984050.0158478240.0039840240.098631714


Gravity (G)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
0.040.080.050.26

Galactic Arm Preference: No Preference

Species (Material Determinant)

Species NamePercentage of recorded Concha PopulationVista Genomics Offer Price as at 31st March 3310
Concha Biconcavis0.72%19,010,800
Concha Renibus34.78%4,572,400


All data as at 31st March 3310.
For up-to-date statistics and Vista Genomics pricing, please visit: 

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Concha Biconcavis

Concha Biconcavis – Gold. Image courtesy of Cmdr. Alistair Hope via Deep Space Network

This Concha Species resembles a ridged, bisected egg until it cracks in half, allowing a thin stalk to sprout from its fleshy insides. This is covered with doughnut—shaped pods that create locations for chemical exchange.

 Material and Variant

MaterialAntimonyPoloniumRutheniumTechnetiumTelluriumYttrium
VariantPeachRedOrangeWhiteYellowGold

Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content (2%), Rocky (98%)
Atmosphere: Nitrogen
Volcanism: None


Temperature (Kelvin)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
42.8747.7746.9550.23


Pressure (atm)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
0.0009883650.0024344180.0009883650.009542105


Gravity (G)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
0.050.190.200.27

Galactic Arm Preference: No obvious preference but volume of discoveries is relatively low.

Concha Renibus

Concha Renibus – Red. Image courtesy of Cmdr. Beldum

A Species of Concha that relies on heat sources to survive. As the bisected growth increases in size, it sprouts a single stalk topped with an array of luminous fronds that facilitate metabolism.

 Material and Variant

MaterialCadmiumMercuryMolybdenumNiobiumTinTungsten
VariantRedMulberryPeachBlueAquamarineWhite


Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content (12%), Rocky (88%)
Atmosphere: Carbon Dioxide (67%), Water (33%)
Volcanism: Insignificant


Temperature (Kelvin)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
79.65264.40181.00451.76


Pressure (atm)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
0.0017501610.0684037390.0379718610.098684799


Gravity (G)

MinimumAverageModeMaximum
0.040.130.050.27

Galactic Arm Preference: No Preference

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