Family
Archignathidae
“First Tooth”
Archignathidae is distinguished by a lack of dentition in the oral groove. They are commonly found in bulk food stores in unbagged clusters. Considered by many synthetic taxonomists to be the most basal of occlupanids, possibly due to their retention of an uncomplicated oral groove. Plus there is a heck of a lot of them. There is talk about breaking out some subfamilies into their own taxon, but for now it safely remains the idle fancy of overexcited lab interns.
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- Cardioris amplifolium
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- Cardioris cirrhosoma
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- Cyrtogergum albus
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- Cyrtogergum rosenbergeri
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- Cyrtogergum viridis
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- Deuterofenestrum texastertrochus
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- Deuterofenestrum trexlerii
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- Diplacofelis wangi
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- Gratacurvatis austeja
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- Hadroklonis imbrex
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- Hypersoma minutimaxilla
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- Illicilondinium mckelveyi
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- Inflectoculus cleidophylax
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- Latericavus pareidolia
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- Malumcardioris renatusi
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- Megapanis gregjubyi
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- Megapanis huningi
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- Megapanis hursti
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- Megapanis tarassovae
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- Niphofacies buccacoris
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- Oosoma feniseca
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- Palmaplanus lacrimocavus
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- Protocrena discilavator
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- Protocrena escharops
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- Protocrena gigantis
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- Protocrena pachyplatus
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- Protocrena longibranchium
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- Protocrena obtusilateri
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- Protocrena similaris
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- Protocrena variotaedium
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- Pseudopalpis hayesi
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- Quadratopalpus ilex
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- Scabroderma balaniphagus
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- Stenocorpus dissimilis
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- Stenocorpus lactichroma
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- Stenocorpus remisoma
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- Tempotortus malleofidus
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- Tempotortus microcarpus
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- Tempotortus pirataludicrum
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- Tempotortus torii
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- Zygastrion amiculis