From Fensome et al., 2019:
Achomosphaera multifurcata, Jain and Tandon, 1981, p.7, pl.1, fig.10.
Holotype: Jain and Tandon, 1981, pl.1, fig.10.
Age: Middle Eocene.

Type locality: Baranda, S-W Kachchh, India.
Holotype additional info: BSIP Slide no 6443

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Original description: [Jain and Tandon, 1981]:

Diagnosis:
Cyst body subspherical, moderately thick, smooth; processes variable in width, paracingular processes usually slendrical, trifurcate, tips bifid; usually processes proximally broad, branched 2 to 3 times, last branching followed with tread like extensions.
Paratabulation that of genus with precingular archaeopyle.

Dimensions:
Cyst body size: 40-50 μm (holotype 40 μm).
Overall Size: 80-100 μm (holotype 80 μm).
Process length up to: 30 μm (holotype 26 μm).

Affinities/Comparison:
Multifurcate nature of processes with thread like last branching separates the present species from the other species of the genus.