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Ehrhardina
Taxonomy
Ehrhardina was named by Martha and Taylor (2016). Its type is Ehrhardina voigti.
It was assigned to Onychocellidae by Martha and Taylor (2016) and Taylor and Martha (2017).
It was assigned to Onychocellidae by Martha and Taylor (2016) and Taylor and Martha (2017).
Synonymy list
| Year | Name and author |
|---|---|
| 2016 | Ehrhardina Martha and Taylor p. 313 |
| 2017 | Ehrhardina Taylor and Martha p. 26 |
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G. †Ehrhardina Martha and Taylor 2016
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†Ehrhardina pikeae Martha and Taylor 2016
†Ehrhardina voigti Martha and Taylor 2016
Diagnosis
| Reference | Diagnosis | |
|---|---|---|
| S. Martha and P.D. Taylor 2016 | Colony encrusting, multiserial, multilaminar. Autozooids arranged in well-defined longitudinal rows. Opesia terminal, occupying up to half of the frontal surface, usually with symmetrical, proximolateral opesiular constrictions and with long, proximolateral opesiular indentations. Gymnocyst lacking or negligible in extent. Cryptocyst well-developed,
finely pustulose. Zooidal margins elevated. Spine bases lacking. Ovicells hyperstomial, gymnocystal, ectooecium fully calcified, indenting the cryptocyst of the distal autozooid, with a median suture. Avicularia present, common, interzooidal, bilaterally symmetrical, ostrum usually rounded. Kenozooids absent. |