After someone has played an Event card, you may play Nobel prize to cancel its effect. Both cards will be discarded. You may negate the effect of a Nobel prize with another Nobel prize. Playing Nobel prize doesn’t count as an action in a turn, but playing the Event card that has been negated does.

Choose a Species card in game with the genomic interest area Evolutionary interest and discard it along with Mutation.

Play International conference on top of a Species card to move it from one position to any other compatible spot on the table. Then discard International conference.

Only play Funding if there are at least 5 Species cards in game facing you. Choose an Event card in game and discard it along with Fundings.

Play Financial cut beneath a Species card until it is discarded. If the Species card is moved, Financial cut moves with it. New Species cards cannot be played adjacent to the Species card on top of Financial cut until Financial cut is removed from the game, either by discarding the Species card on top or by directly discarding Financial cut. Cards adjacent to the Species card that were previously in game aren’t discarded.

Choose a Species card in game with the genomic interest area Extinction risk and discard it along with Extinction.

Place Discontinued technologyon the table. The player who played it chooses a sequencing generation from 1 to 3. Players cannot play Species cards from the chosen generation, but existing Species cards of that generation ingame are not discarded. When Discontinued technology is discarded by any effect, Species cards from that generation can be played again.

Play Cyberattack on top of a Species card and discard that card. Then move Cyberattack to an adjacent Species card. At the beginning of every turn, discard the Species card beneath Cyberattack and move it to an adjacent position. Every player must move Cyberattack at the beginning of their turn. Only one Cyberattack card may be played per game; if a player has played Cyberattack, the other player cannot play it