Cyclopyxis amplecta Schönborn, 1966
Diagnosis: The shell is more or less circular in dorsal view, in lateral view lower than hemispherical. test covered with a small amount of xenosomes. Aperture round, located at the bottom of the funnel.
Dimensions: Diameter of test: 65.6-68.2 µm; height: 32.2-40.0 µm; diameter of the aperture: 21-22 µm; concavity of the pseudostomal funnel is 8.9-9.8 µm.
Ecology: Soil. National Park Abisko, Sweden.
C. impressa C. impressa C. stellata C. stellata C. crucistoma C. crucistoma C. crucigenia C. crucigenia C. grospietschi C. grospietschi C. triquestrus C. triquestrus C.
Cyclopyxis profundistoma – from Kufferath, 1932 Cyclopyxis profundistoma Kufferath, 1932 Diagnosis: The yellowish grey colored test is made of coarser mineral particles, which are connected
Cyclopyxis maynei – from Kufferath, 1932 Cyclopyxis maynei Kufferath, 1932 Diagnosis: Test cylindrical, characterized by the size of the aperture, which is 87-97 μm wide
C. kahli var. obliqua , after Decloitre, 1978 Cyclopyxis kahli var. obliqua Decloitre, 1978 Diagnosis: Test with all the characteristics of the type species
C. arcelloides var. ghesquierei , after Kufferath, 1932 Cyclopyxis arcelloides var. ghesquierei Kufferath, 1932 Diagnosis: This variety differs from the type species in its
C. arcelloides var. gibbosa, after Van Oye, 1949 Cyclopyxis arcelloides var. gibbosa Van Oye, 1949 Diagnosis: The dimensions and domed shape of the shell separate