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Baserus
From Fensome et al., 2019:
"Baserus", Özdikmen, 2009, p.237.
Name illegitimate -- nomenclatural senior synonym: Suessia, which has the same type.
In proposing the name Baserus, Özdikmen (2009, p.237) considered Suessia Morbey to be illegitimate because it is a junior homonym of Suessia Deslongchamps 1855; however, Suessia Deslongchamps is an animal and under the ICN it does not pre-empt Suessia Morbey.
Type: Morbey, 1975, pl.14, fig.5; pl.17, fig.4; textfigs.12a–c, as Suessia swabiana.
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Original description Suessia: [Morbey, 1975]:
Description:
Cyst spheroidal, ovoidal, spherical; proximate, pseudocavate, tabulate. Wall thin, membranous, periphragm closely appressed to or partially detached from endophragm. Cingulum laevorotatory. Sulcus poorly defined, circumscribed by sulcal plate-equivalents of ventral area.
Archeopyle: a combination of apical and anterior intercalary plate-equivalents (`plates`).
Tabulation complex, defined by a septate plate bounding sutures. ?4 apical (?4`), n anterior intercalary (na), n postapical (nap), n precingular (n"), n cingular (nc), n postcingular (n```), n posterior intercalary (np), n preantapical (npa), 1 antapical (1````), and n sulcal `plates` (nS).
"Baserus", Özdikmen, 2009, p.237.
Name illegitimate -- nomenclatural senior synonym: Suessia, which has the same type.
In proposing the name Baserus, Özdikmen (2009, p.237) considered Suessia Morbey to be illegitimate because it is a junior homonym of Suessia Deslongchamps 1855; however, Suessia Deslongchamps is an animal and under the ICN it does not pre-empt Suessia Morbey.
Type: Morbey, 1975, pl.14, fig.5; pl.17, fig.4; textfigs.12a–c, as Suessia swabiana.
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Original description Suessia: [Morbey, 1975]:
Description:
Cyst spheroidal, ovoidal, spherical; proximate, pseudocavate, tabulate. Wall thin, membranous, periphragm closely appressed to or partially detached from endophragm. Cingulum laevorotatory. Sulcus poorly defined, circumscribed by sulcal plate-equivalents of ventral area.
Archeopyle: a combination of apical and anterior intercalary plate-equivalents (`plates`).
Tabulation complex, defined by a septate plate bounding sutures. ?4 apical (?4`), n anterior intercalary (na), n postapical (nap), n precingular (n"), n cingular (nc), n postcingular (n```), n posterior intercalary (np), n preantapical (npa), 1 antapical (1````), and n sulcal `plates` (nS).