Cyclopyxis grospietschi Schönborn, 1962
Diagnosis: The shell is relatively large, hemispherical in profile, hyaline with rarely located but rather large xenosomes. The mouth is four-bladed and surrounded by small, tightly packed grains of sand, weakly concave.
Dimensions: Diameter of the shell: 123-125 µm, height: 80 µm, apertural diameter: 28-30 µm.
Ecology: Freshwater
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