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74 connections. The map shows up to eight; the list below includes the rest.
Seam Moss Ribbon is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined fault-ribbon moss. One blue-green ribbon follows a seam, with rust-brown roots and silver dust at its tip.
Five-Step Moss Fan explicitly links to Seam Moss Ribbon.
Seam Moss Ribbon explicitly links to Five-Step Moss Fan.
Offset Moss Ladder is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined fault-ribbon moss. Three ribbons step across offset layers, each rooted on its own side of the seam.
Five-Step Moss Fan explicitly links to Offset Moss Ladder.
Offset Moss Ladder explicitly links to Five-Step Moss Fan.
Folded Hinge Cricket is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined hinge cricket. A 3 cm cricket folds its large blue joints; mica wings lie flat and one antenna is shorter.
Offbeat Hinge Cricket is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined hinge cricket. One foreleg lifts as the body angles across a seam; long hind legs remain clearly paired.
Open-Measure Cricket is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined hinge cricket. Mica wings open into a shallow V, with a bright copper edge suggesting the final click.
Throughline’s 88-page field guide brings together the Weather Organ’s surface rooms and The Weather Below. It includes maps, music and illustrated cards for 74 native kinds.
Current-Reading Shrimp is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined pearl cave shrimp. The abdomen extends and fine legs spread over stone; a pink-blue inner line shows through.
Prism-Fan Shrimp is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined pearl cave shrimp. Five separate tail plates spread into a delicate fan, with refracted colour at the edges.
Ash-Grey Lichen is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined ember lichen. A palm-width charcoal crust lies flat, with two coral filaments crossing a cool crack.
Copper-Vein Lichen is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined ember lichen. Copper veins join low islands of lichen; condensation gathers near the warm stone.
Breathing Ember Mat is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined ember lichen. A broad porous mat follows the rock, with coral filaments circling open dark gaps.
Pocket Pumice Toad is one of three authored forms of Throughline’s imagined pumice toad. A 4 cm toad rests in a cool hollow, its pale throat closed.
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