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Extendible elements of the alternating groups

An element σ of An , the Alternating group of degree n, is extendible in Sn , the Symmetric group of degree n, if there exists a subgroup H of Sn but not An whose intersection with An is the cyclic group generated by σ. A simple number-theoretic criterion, in terms of the cycle-decomposition, for an element of An to be extendible in Sn is given here.