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El Kadiri (1992) defined the genus Linaresia to include Nassellarian radiolarians showing a “Globular shell with a cephalic horn and regular, thin, parallel, longitudinal coastae. One of two to three costae high in relief, defining one or two rows of square or circular pore frames. Opening distal wide below a slight stricture of the shell”. The type species of this genus (L. beniderkoulensis El Kadiri, 1992) is abundant in the middle Jurassic levels (mainly Aalenian-Bajocian) of the Rifian radiolarites. The holotype and paratype specimens were extracted from the ChrafateKlippe radiolarites located in the south-western border of the Rifian Calcareous Chain. The aim of this short note is to create a new name of this genus since the original name Linaresia proved to pre-exist in the paleontological literature (Linaresia de Zulueta, 1908, Family Lamippidae, Copepod crustaceans, and Linaresia Gonzalez-Donoso, 1968, Family Gavelinellidae, Agglutinated Foraminifera). The new name created for the above mentioned radiolarians is Sella. This name derives from an arbitrary combination of letters (International Code of Zoological Nomenclature). The type species of Sella is S. beniderkoulensis by original designation (El Kadiri, 1992). REFERENCES

Sella, A NEW NAME FOR THE GENUS Linaresia EL KADIRI, 1992 (NASSELLARIA, RADIOLARIA) PREOCCUPIED BY COPEPOD CRUSTACEANS (LAMIPPIDAE, MAXILLOPODA)