Enodicalix (Diploporita, Aristocystitidae), a new echinoderm genus from the Middle Ordovician of Spain
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Restudy of an Ordovician diploporite specimen from the Middle Ordovician of central Spain reveals that the species ‘Calix’inornatusMeléndez has four ambulacra, each with two equal facets, an oval hydropore and a smooth thecal surface. In contrast, the type species of Calixhas four ambulacra, each with four facets added in a clockwise direction during growth, a trilobed hydropore, and a theca with spiny plates. Other aristocystitid genera with four ambulacra have one facet per ambulacrum. ‘Calix’inornatusdiffers from all other aristocystitid genera and warrants a new generic name, for which we propose Enodicalix.
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