From Fensome et al., 2019:
Tenua verrucosa Sarjeant, 1968, p.232, pl.1, fig.17; pl.2, figs.3,6.
Holotype: Sarjeant, 1968, pl.1, fig.17; pl.2, figs.3,6; Fauconnier and Masure, 2004, pl.11, figs.2–3.
NOW Sentusidinium. Originally Tenua Eisenack, subsequently Batiacasphaera, thirdly (and now) Sentusidinium, fourthly Barbatacysta.
Taxonomic junior synonyms: Barbatacysta pelionense and Pilosidinium fensomei, both according to Wood et al. (2016, p.88).
Age: late Callovian.

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Original diagnosis: Sarjeant, 1968, p.232
Shell spheroidal to broadly ovoidal, densely granular and bearing a close set stubble-like cover of squat spines, briefly branched and so short (less than 1 µm) that the shell has a warty appearance. Spine character is seen clearly only at the margins; they have short broad stalks and 2-4 recurved branches, the branches varying in length. Spines are lacking from cingulum and sulcus, both of which are narrow. Margin of archaeopyle scalloped, with a pronounced sulcal notch.
Dimensions: Holotype: length (apex lacking) 35 µm, breadth 41 µm. Range: overall length (apices lacking) 35-45 µm, breadth 41-50 µm.