Toxodenta:

Palpatophora glyphodorsalis

Classification

Kingdom: Microsynthera
Phylum: Plasticae
Class: Occlupania
Order: Toxodenta
Family:
Genus: Palpatophora
Species: glyphodorsalis

Distinguishing Characteristics:

Dentitial Processes: two inwardly curved processes on sides of oral groove.
External Processes: four palps on lateral sides.

Size: slightly thicker plastic.
Colors: white.
Markings: extensively marked, often with large dashes on one side.
Other: slightly larger oral groove than P. utiliformis

Host Organisms: unknown. all specimens found on ground.
Life and Habits: P. glyphodorsalis is a rare and controversial variant of P. utiliformis, as much debate rages on if P. glyphodorsalis is truly a separate species or not. If you think this is tedious and silly, you should see the poison pen treatises about extinct homalozoans. The largely inconclusive debates of occlupanid speciation are nothing next to these bitter paleontological entrenchments.
Specimens: 5.