Breeding
Any two specimens can produce a child, and children mint on chain.
Breeding
One crossover rule, enforced on chain.
Odd swatches come from parent A, even from B, symmetry degrades, and the child's Σ equals (ΣA + ΣB) mod 100. The rule is published and deterministic, and a dedicated breeding contract mints children on chain after the plate mint, so every pedigree is enforced by the same arithmetic.
The Vanishing Radial
Symmetry can never be bred back.
A child always takes the less symmetric parent's tier, so radial, the rarest form at 12% of mints, survives only through unbroken radial × radial pairings. One outcross makes the bloodline commoner forever. The studbook records the surviving pure lines.
Wild Genomes
Your wallet already hosts a specimen.
Every address on earth derives exactly one wild genome from keccak256("genome-wild:<address>"). A wild can never be minted, and it breeds with owned specimens under the same crossover rule. The dashed frame marks it feral. This one lives at Vitalik's address.
Wild-caught crosses are a lineage class of their own.