toxodenta

Palpatophora utiliformis
Classification
Kingdom: Microsynthera
Phylum: Plasticae
Class: Occlupania
Order: Toxodenta
Family:
Genus: Palpatophora
Species: utiliformis
Identification: two dential processes, and four palps on outer edge
Colors: beige, blue, red, purple, green, and others.
Markings: often marked, "$1.19/27" being the most common.
Habitat: Grocery aisles
Host Organism: Numerous- Often found on bread products, ranging from Orowheat to Trader Joe's Whole Wheat Pita Bread.

History and Importance
P. utiliformis is certainly the most common of all occlupanids, and is also the most colorful- specimens can be found with colors throughout most of the spectrum. Its shape is the one laypersons most often associate with "bread ties".
Discovered By: Dr. Daniel