Free species software for mac

Species Distribution Map is a dashboard widget that will show you the global distribution map based on the data from the GBIF network.

More Can I Keep It? is a compatibility tool like Can I Keep It? for the aquarist setting up a community tank.
More Can I Keep It? is based on Can I Keep It?. It brings 48 new species to the mix, including lots more tetras, rainbowfish, cichlids, and popular oddballs like spiny eels and pufferfish. Freeware.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.2.1: Correct minor typos Added OS X icon.

Star Conquest is a turn-based strategic wargame. It may be played as a single player, multi-player or network game. Up to ten players can play in a game, accompanied by up to ten computer controlled players.
Your objective is to guide your species in its expansion to all corners of the known Universe. You start with two or more populated Planets and a small number of Star Ships. Using these Star Ships you have to explore and colonise other Star Systems.
Soon you will encounter other species. Will you choose to conquer all, or perhaps fight as part of an alliance. Each year you can decide what strategy to follow, moving Star Ships or Fleets to attack or defend, colonising Planets and exploring Star Systems. Once every player has issued his or her commands, the year ends and the results are calculated. The game continues until all players are eliminated and only a single player or alliance remains.
Being a strategic wargame, Star Conquest is relatively complex and it may take several weeks before you fully appreciate its complexity and subtly of game play. If you are looking for a fast paced action game this isnt it!
If you play Star Conquest on a single computer then each Player takes it in turn to issue their orders. If you play a network game of Star Conquest each Player takes their turn simultaneously.
Enhancements:
- This is largely untested and released to resolve a crashing issue.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later. (PPC or Intel)

Enhancements:
Version 0.5:

• GLSL Shader Support (Normal Maps, Glossiness maps, soft selfshadowing)
• Deathmatch multiplayer support with MMORPG mode on the horizon
• Improved physics system supporting 10,000 ships at once
• DXT texture support for fast texture loading times

Chrysalis-A 1.04 is known as a new and interesting game for you to join. Ever since a group of six elders saved humanity from self-destruction, there's been rumors as to where the Elders came from. Legend has it that the Elders descended from a place called The Glass City which is located somewhere in the clouds high above. The city was created by Mother Nature herself to raise future defenders of the planet and the human race. The legend of the Glass City went unchallenged for centuries until a historian/scientist name Dr.

Ordonez set up an experiment in Peru to replicate the environment which could have possibly created the Elders. CHRYSALIS-A You take the role as an assistant to Dr. Ordonez. He has created Chrysalis-A, a 100ml glass chamber with precise control of its internal temperature. After filling Chrysalis-A with plants and soil gathered from the location where the Elders were first spotted, you fired up the chamber. In doing so, Chrysalis-A started a process that if managed properly will recreate the Elders from just plants and dust!

The ultimate revolution in evolution awaits! THE GAME Chrysalis is a real-time causal pace evolution widget/game. You start with nothing but plants and dirt. By figuring out the right temperature that promotes growth/evolution you must guide an unknown species through several stages of evolution until it hopefully evolve into the Elders.

There are two ways to control the temperature inside Chrysalis-A. A blue value introduces chilled water into the chamber which lowers the temperature over time. A red valve turns on the gas heater which raises the temperature over time. Fumes and excess water are automatically removed from the chamber, so don't worry about it.