Obama baptistae
Obama braunsi
Obama apeva
Obama ficki
Obama fryi
Obama eudoximariae
Obama carinata
Obama itatiayana
Obama burmeisteri
Obama maculipunctata
Obama applanata
Obama argus sensu
Obama ladislavii
Obama nungara
Obama otavioi
Obama josefi
Obama marmorata
Obama anthropophila
Obama decidualis
The genus Obama is characterized by having a leaf-shaped body. Most species are about 10 centimetres (3.9 in) long, but some may reach over 20 centimetres (7.9 in). The hundreds of eyes distributed along the body are of two types: monolobulated, which are simple and circular, and trilobulated, which have three lobes.
The copulatory apparatus of Obama has a protrusible penis occupying the entire male atrium or most of it. Morphologically the genus can be divided in two subgroups depending on the shape of the penis papilla, which may be symmetrical or asymmetrical. The group with an asymmetrical penis papilla includes 10 species (O. anthropophilla, O. carbayoi, O. carrierei, O. decidualis, O. josefi, O. ladislavii, O. marmorata, O. nungara, O. otavioi and O. ruiva) and seems to form a monophyletic clade within Obama.[5] On the other hand, the group with a symmetrical penis papilla is paraphyletic, indicating that this is the ancestral state within the genus.
That last part sounds strange to care about, but also sounds more like Bill Clinton.