Immerit Motif

The Immerit Motif is a series of repeats in the genetic sequences of a large array of biological life in the Liminal Gap. 
== Description ==
The Immerit Motif consists of short sequences of guanine-cytosine-thymine-guanine or their analogues in genetic substitutes, repeated exactly 30 times in genomes of a large portion of the fauna and flora of the Liminal Gap. Life possessing this particular set of sequences have exhibited anomalous features that are not found elsewhere in the former Weave. The motif displays itself in biological life with no common ancestor and across realities within the Liminal Gap. 
== History ==
Category:Phenomena