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Eutreptosoma arcuaparvoris<\/h1>\n
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Eutreptosoma arcuaparvoris<\/p><\/div>\n

“Bowed small-mouth changing-body”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Kingdom<\/dt>\n
Microsynthera<\/dd>\n
Phylum<\/dt>\n
Plasticae<\/dd>\n
Class<\/dt>\n
Occlupanida<\/dd>\n
Order<\/dt>\n
Orthogonidectes<\/dd>\n
Family<\/dt>\n
Toxodentidae<\/dd>\n
Genus<\/dt>\n
Eutreptosoma<\/dd>\n
Species<\/dt>\n
E. arcuaparvoris<\/em><\/dd>\n
External morphology<\/dt>\n<\/dl>\n

Varies widely but all conspecifics have dorsally arched body.<\/p>\n

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Distinguished from E. arcuatis<\/em> by having a somewhat smaller oral groove. The various subspecies that make up E. arcuatiparvoris<\/em> are deeply varied, often attempting to mimic other commonly-encountered items.\u00a0 While a few have been spotted in the wild, most have been acquired in laboratory settings.
\nA partial sampling of observed subspecies include:<\/p>\n

E. arcuaparvoris agriscuta<\/strong>
\n(\u201cfarm-shield bowed small-mouth changing-body\u201d)
\n38 mm x 31.8 mm<\/em><\/p>\n

E. arcuaparvoris immanidiscus<\/strong>
\n<\/em>(\u201cimmense-disc bowed small-mouth changing-body\u201d)
\n50.5 mm x 50.5 mm<\/p>\n

E. arcuaparvoris sinuvitta<\/strong>
\n<\/em>(“folded-ribbon bowed small-mouth changing-body”)
\n50.4 mm x 34.5 mm<\/p>\n

Species discovered and described by M. Rutledge and GASTRORC. More information about these curious occlupanids can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\t\t