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C. eurystoma f. alta, after Jung, 1942
Cyclopyxis eurystoma f. alta Jung, 1942
Diagnosis: Shell and coverage as the type. However, the side profile is not as regular and the height is more significant. Ecologically, there is little difference between the type and the variety, although the latter seems to tolerate more significant moisture variations than C. eurystoma due to its occurrence. A certain resemblance to Centropyxis minuta must be pointed out, but the pseudostome of C. eurystoma f. alta is centrally stored, which makes it a true Cyclopyxis.
Dimensions: According to Jung (1942): Shell diameter 37—40 μm; height 45—47 μm; aperture 13—16 μm.
Ecology: Freshwater.
Geographical distribution: Chile, South America