• nicrurus fulvius,
• kicrurus fulvius,
• jicrurus fulvius,
• mucrurus fulvius,
• mjcrurus fulvius,
• mkcrurus fulvius,
• mocrurus fulvius,
• m9crurus fulvius,
• m8crurus fulvius,
• mixrurus fulvius,
• mivrurus fulvius,
• mifrurus fulvius,
• midrurus fulvius,
• miceurus fulvius,
• micdurus fulvius,
• micfurus fulvius,
• micturus fulvius,
• mic5urus fulvius,
• mic4urus fulvius,
• micryrus fulvius

The adjective form of the word "Micrurus fulvius" is "micrurine" or "fulvous". Note: "Micrurus fulvius" is the scientific name for the Eastern coral snake, and typically scientific names do not have inherent adjective forms. However, "micrurine" is a term used to describe snakes belonging to the Micrurus genus, and "fulvous" is an adjective that means reddish-brown or tawny.

The plural form of "Micrurus Fulvius" is "Micrurus Fulvius" as it is a scientific name and does not typically take a plural form. Pluralizing scientific names is not a common practice.

The singular form of the word "Micrurus Fulvius" is "Micrurus Fulvius". "Micrurus Fulvius" is actually the scientific name of a species of venomous coral snake found in the United States. Since it is a scientific name, it does not have a regular singular or plural form.