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Egmontodinium annae
From Fensome et al., 2019:
Egmontodinium annae Msaky 2011a, p.33–34, pl.2, figs.2–3,5a–d,7–8; text-figs.20C,21A–B. Holotype: Msaky 2011a, pl.2, figs.7– 8; text-figs.20C,21A–B. Msaky (2011a) spelled the epithet as "annaiae", and noted that it is based on a specific person's name (Anna). Since the epithet is based on a familiar classical name (Hebrew Hannah) with an available Latin genitive, it should be spelled "annae" (ICN Recommendation 60C.2). Age: Kimmeridgian–Tithonian (cuttings).
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Egmontodinium annae Msaky 2011a, p.33–34, pl.2, figs.2–3,5a–d,7–8; text-figs.20C,21A–B. Holotype: Msaky 2011a, pl.2, figs.7– 8; text-figs.20C,21A–B. Msaky (2011a) spelled the epithet as "annaiae", and noted that it is based on a specific person's name (Anna). Since the epithet is based on a familiar classical name (Hebrew Hannah) with an available Latin genitive, it should be spelled "annae" (ICN Recommendation 60C.2). Age: Kimmeridgian–Tithonian (cuttings).
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