There are many ways to describe a species.
Universe 
Edit
Most importantly each species must have a universe category.
- Actual Universe
- Select a Fictional Universe
Scientific classifications Edit
Ideally each species should be in one category for each section in the 'Scientific Classifications' area.
Biochemistry Edit
- Carbon-based Species
- Silicon-based Species
- Metallic-based Species
- Nitrogen-based Species
- Tellurium-based Species
- Alternative Forms of Life
- Memetic Lifeforms
Diet Edit
- Herbivores
- Omnivores
- Carnivores
- Mycophage
- Saprophages
- Coprophages
- Organotrophs
- Lithotrophs
- Metallotrophs
- Radiotrophs
- Phototrophs
- Empathic Diet
- Nothing
- Unknown Diet
Air mixture Edit
Reproduction and gender Edit
Ecology Edit
- Aquatic
- Amphibious
- Subterranean
- Extremophiles
- Filter Feeders
- Liquivores
- Nocturnal
- Parasitic
- Predators
- Scavengers
- Symbiotic
Locomotion Edit
Sapience Edit
Taxonomic status Edit
Narrative classifications Edit
Species not in the 'Actual Universe' should also be considered for categories in the 'Narrative Classifications' area.
Origin Edit
Behaviour Edit
Society Edit
- Agrarian
- Anarchist
- Atheist
- Capitalistic
- Enslaved
- Hive
- Honorbound
- Imperialist
- Nomadic
- Pacifist
- Religious
- Scholars
- Superorganisms
- Tribal
- Warriors
- Xenophobic
Technology level Edit
Lore Edit
- Galactic Threats
- Dimensional Threats
- Mythological Species
- Mysterious Ancients
- Descendants of Man
- Genetically compatible with Humans
- Unnamed Species
- Unseen Species
More options Edit
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