Inoridae

The Inoridae is currently described from a single contested species. Little is known about these undoubtedly occlupanid-bodied entities. Like those of family Fusoridae, it is thought that these occlupanids lost their oral groove and instead rely on their cyclops-like vesicle to attach to their host. What that host may be, or where these entities themselves may be defnitively found, is as yet unknown.