Cretarhabdus circularis Varol, in prep.
Species of Cretarhabdus are constructed of cretarhabdid shields and a tube cycle surrounding a large central area, with lateral bars delimiting approximately 18-20 pores in the outer cycle and supporting a distal process.
The entire species exhibits first-order, greyish-white interference colours. The pelaga of Cretarhabdus circularis exhibits inclined extinction, but its elongation direction cannot be determined with confidence.