Adnatida Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Adnatida deformis (Tate, 1880) † (new combination reference)
Adnatida gnangarensis Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Aliquantula Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Anakinetica breva Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Anakinetica compta (Sowerby, 1845) † (new combination reference)
Anakinetica recta Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Anakinetica tumida Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Anakineticinae Richardson, 1991 (original description)
Elderra Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Elderra toorlooensis Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Magadina lunata (Tate, 1899) † (basis of record)
Magadinella hamiltonensis Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Magadinella woodsiana (Tate, 1880) † (basis of record)
Pilkena Richardson, 1991 † (original description)
Pilkena compressa Richardson, 1991 † (original description)

South Australia (state) for Magadina lunata (Tate, 1899) † 
South Australia (state) for Magadinella woodsiana (Tate, 1880) † 
Victoria (Australian state) for Anakinetica breva Richardson, 1991 † 
Victoria (Australian state) for Anakinetica tumida Richardson, 1991 † 
Victoria (Australian state) for Magadinella hamiltonensis Richardson, 1991 † 

Holotype NMV P134228, geounit Victoria (Australian state), identified as Magadinella hamiltonensis Richardson, 1991
Holotype NMV P17329, geounit Victoria (Australian state), identified as Anakinetica tumida Richardson, 1991
Holotype NMV P17348, geounit Victoria (Australian state), identified as Anakinetica breva Richardson, 1991
Holotype SAMA SAM T1724A, geounit South Australia (state), identified as Magadina lunata (Tate, 1899)

 Etymology

 for Adnatida Richardson, 1991 †

Genus name Adnatida from the Latin 'adnatus' (=united), in reference to the components of the cardinalia. Gender ... [details]

 Etymology

 for Pilkena Richardson, 1991 †

Genus name 'pilkena', from the Aboriginal word 'pilkena' (= different). Gender feminine. [details]

 Stratigraphy

 for Anakinetica tumida Richardson, 1991 †

From the Cheltenhamian within the Pliocene, Cenozoic. [details]