SEM photo of Helenea dikrorhethe from Hill, 1976 (Pl. 15, Fig. 30)
Cretarhabdus dikrorhethe Hill, 1976
Holotype length: 8.0 µm
Large (>6.0 µm), subcircular to elliptical species of Helenea are characterised by a large central area spanned by an axial cross with bifurcated arm terminations, supporting a short distal process with a distinct square-shaped termination. The bifurcations create small openings between the terminal ends of the longitudinal arms of the cross and the pelaga.
Hill, M. E. 1976. Lower Cretaceous calcareous nannofossils from Texas and Oklahoma. Palaeontographica Abteilung B Palaeophytologie. 156: 103-179.
Helenea dikrorhethe
Hill, 1976
Late Albian
Duck Creek Formation, Texas, USA