#maybe exomorph could be the domain. the angels being a kingdom and the kingdoms could be a phylum? i dont know what they all have in common

[mleprae]

On a side note- I'm thinking of actually putting the prefix 'xeno' in some of these terms, but it's kind of a mouthful to say Caelumxenozoa isn't it? Or Betaxenozoa, the thing is that these are aliens that we are talkinga bout and relating them to any terms associated with earth biology is weird. the only reason why i refer to the bacteria as simply bacteria there is that I couldn't come up with a simpler lifeform than that and it feels more like weird space-convergent evolution?

I'm close to creating a term to mention that these things have 0 connection to the living things on earth, I would love to call them xenomorphs, because they are aliens and they have similar morphology to the things we see here but... yeah... maybe 'Exomorphs' ???

ok boys, hows this (please dont mind the suffixes im...working on it.)

Angels are ​multicelular, non-coelumates (?) invertebrate colonial prokaryotes organisms,​ often referred to as Caelumzoa and Betazoa.​​​ Divided into 3 major kingdoms; -> Neobacteria ​-> ​Amebagenes / Neoameba ​->​ Proparaphorus

​Neobacteria​ Neobacteria refers to the kingdom of all bacteria-derived colonial organisms, divided into 3 major phylums; ​Uniphorus: ​Clade reffering to the species relying on a 'token' individual, token individuals are bacteria that specialize in producing necessary nutrients for the whole colony, uniphorous neobacteria are usually radial, non-molatile and are simpler beings. ​Pluriphorus: ​Clade ​​​referring to the Neobacteria that divide all of its individuals into different roles but with no specialized colony, pluriphorous bacteria are also radial but molatile and strategically move through the colony limits to ensure all members receive nutrients. ​Eupluriphorus:​ Clade referring to the Neobacteria that divide its individuals into different roles which in turn will form specialized colonies, those specialized colonies will act as organs for the organism​​​​​​​​​, eupluriphorus neobacteria are bilateral organisms and display higher complexity.

An individual pertaining to a Neobacteria can be simply called 'bacteria', but the proper name is 'protooid'

Within those phylums, neobacteria are divided among which colony/specialization begins first, Eupluriphorus can be progastros (begin forming the food chamber first) or prodomus (begin forming structures in which the body will build itself upon). Progastros are rapid-growing protooids, often reaching maturity around 50 years of age while Prodomus are slower-growing, maturing at 150 years.

​Eupluriphorus prodomical neobacteria: ​K'yebo-roo, O'canungaçuga​​​  ​Eupluriphorus progastrical neobacteria:​ Q'wilqilth, O'bloodus​​​