Avgodectes and Phobetor questions

[Mike Hanson <mhanson54@comcast.net>]

I was wondering about wether Avgodectes should be corrected or not. 
Originally Peters specified the etymology as "egg biter." According to a 
later article, the word he used in the name, avgo (ÎÏÎÎ), specifies an 
egg without its shell. From what I see in the later article, Peters 
clearly did not intend for this meaning. The word Ãon (ÏÎÎ) is more 
correct. So, here is my first question: Should Avgodectes be renamed? It 
cannot be renamed to Oodectes because that is preoccupied, the name 
Ovimordax was, on the other hand, proposed as a valid replacement name.

Now, completely unrelated and probably more important, In several recent 
papers I've seen the name Phobetopter being used instead of Phobetor, is 
this the elusive supposed replacement name for Phobetor?
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