Taxonomic Classification

The Taxonomic Classification is represented by designs symbolizing the taxonomic family under discussion. This form of classifcation is the system accepted by modern-day occlupanologists.

	Archignathidae Rounded oral groove with no dential processes
	Haplognathidae Central squared-off dential process in the middle of the oral groove
	Acutignathidae Single sharp dential process in the medial oral groove
	Enoptrognathidae Two downcurved dential processes with a central sloped process
	Tridentidae Three dential processes within the oral groove
	Toxodentidae Two curved processes extending from sides of the oral groove
	Mycognathidae Two thick oral processes nearly separate the oral groove
	Corrugatidae Three large processes forming small x
	Kenodontidae Two large lateral processes with linear gap between.
	Novenocentridae Seven sharp processes ringing the oral groove
	Angulognathidae Squared-off oral groove
	Planotectidae Curved oral groove with squared-off topmost edge
	Concavigulidae Two curved processes with diminished inner oral groove
	Lagotremidae Two thin furrows extend from a rounded oral groove
	Spinosacculidae Four curved processes and thin sharp palps
	Fusoridae Crescent-shaped oral groove fused to the outside
	Inoridae Round vesicle; oral groove fused to the outside.
	Kamptoconidae Long flexible wavy arms surrounding small triangular oral groove
	Fibulictidae Long flexible arms, large oral groove and three dential processes
	Odontotrochidae Long flexible arms surrounding small many-toothed oral groove
	Chronovora Extremely small with hemicircular oral groove
	Brumalucida Thin and bracket-like with two simple oral hooks
	Flexivexilla Large, flexible and varied morphology
	Persolla Oral groove warped asymmetrically into large hooks