Artificial Life — scientific sources and attribution (rebuilt September 2026) Serratus (Scutium serratus fluens): Bert Chan, Lenia. https://chakazul.github.io/lenia.html Established MIT-licensed specimen and parameters already retained below: R=15, beta=(1/2,1), mu=.31, sigma=.0575, polynomial kernel and growth, dt=.1. Four equally spaced specimens share a periodic 128x128 domain. They replace Orbium in the experience; there is no forced path, reseeding or synthetic motion. Pelagic: an independent browser implementation of the published Particle Lenia equations and 3D parameters, Alexander Mordvintsev, Eyvind Niklasson, Ettore Randazzo (2022). https://google-research.github.io/self-organising-systems/particle-lenia/ 256 particles; normalized spherical kernel, local energy gradient, Euler dt=0.2. Seeded initial distribution differs from the JAX notebook; no exact trajectory or biological realism is claimed. Particle positions are genuinely 3D. Mitosis and Corallium: an independent implementation of the Gray–Scott equations and the mitosis/coral parameter studies described by Karl Sims. https://www.karlsims.com/rd.html The model uses a periodic 256x256 field, a nine-point diffusion stencil and dt=1. This is a larger domain, not a change of the spatial discretization or equations. Only the equations and parameter values are used; no Sims images, video or code are redistributed. Titles and visualization design are by Kling Labs. Lenia and Gray–Scott are 2D models visualized directly across the image. Catmull–Rom reconstructed concentration gradients and colors are illustration, not additional biological measurements. There is no microscope, plate or aperture. Initial equilibration steps are counted in displayed simulation time. Model units are dimensionless. Independent WGSL compute shaders execute the same numerical models using WebGPU when available in focus mode. A pure JavaScript worker is the fallback. The direct renderer uses shaded fields and projected 3D particles, with a Canvas2D compatibility path. Display interpolation does not feed back into model state. Particle membrane/nucleus appearance is illustrative; green tint encodes measured speed, core intensity counts neighbours within 2.2 model units. Three observation modes: shaded form, unlit concentration (or particle neighbour density), and activity. Field activity is the difference between consecutive states divided by their model-time interval; positive is mint and negative coral. It includes transport as well as growth. Contrast uses 1-exp(-abs(rate)*s), s=6 for Lenia and s=350 for Gray-Scott, so colours are not inter-model comparisons. Particle speed is mapped with 1-exp(-speed*18). Readouts are the mean absolute field rate or mean particle displacement speed, without this colour mapping. Observation, interpolation, panning and independent camera pause do not feed back into any numerical state or change the model equations. No pretrained AI or personal data are used. Retained Lenia numerical core and specimen attribution: Browser implementation of StandardLenia and ExpandedLenia as described by BirdbrainEngineer/lenia_ca (MIT), commit ee7b79b09334928a25dbcc96edc33edd57362724. The Orbium seed is decoded from images/glider.png in that repository. https://github.com/BirdbrainEngineer/lenia_ca Three additional specimen patterns and parameters are by Bert Chan (MIT), from Chakazul/Lenia/Python/animals.json, commit adfc542939266de7f4bb7ebb552e8499701ee107. https://github.com/Chakazul/Lenia This is a JavaScript browser implementation, not the Rust crate running in WASM. The rebuilt experience displays Serratus only from the retained Lenia catalogue. The retained multichannel and other specimen routines are not additional scenes. 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