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Spiniferites ramosus ssp. ramosus
From Fensome et al., 2019:
Spniferites ramosus ssp. ramosus Autonym. Holotype: not designated. Lectotype: Ehrenberg, 1837b, pl.1, fig.15, designated by Davey and Williams (1966a, p.32). Taxonomic junior synonym: Homotryblium distinctum, according to Jain and Garg (1982, p.69) (see Spiniferites ramosus).
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Stratum typicum: Feuerstein von Delitzsch, no. XXV, Germany
Locus typicus: Late Cretaceous
Emended diagnosis: Davey and Williams, 1966, p. 32: Hystrichosphaera ramosa
A species of Hystrichosphaera possessing a thin walled central body, smooth, reticulate or granular. Gonal +/- sutural processes always extending beyond confines of sutural crests, solid or hollow, the latter closed distally, Typical gonal processes trifurcate, sutural processes bifurcate, both commonly terminating distally in a small bifurcation.
Spniferites ramosus ssp. ramosus Autonym. Holotype: not designated. Lectotype: Ehrenberg, 1837b, pl.1, fig.15, designated by Davey and Williams (1966a, p.32). Taxonomic junior synonym: Homotryblium distinctum, according to Jain and Garg (1982, p.69) (see Spiniferites ramosus).
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Stratum typicum: Feuerstein von Delitzsch, no. XXV, Germany
Locus typicus: Late Cretaceous
Emended diagnosis: Davey and Williams, 1966, p. 32: Hystrichosphaera ramosa
A species of Hystrichosphaera possessing a thin walled central body, smooth, reticulate or granular. Gonal +/- sutural processes always extending beyond confines of sutural crests, solid or hollow, the latter closed distally, Typical gonal processes trifurcate, sutural processes bifurcate, both commonly terminating distally in a small bifurcation.