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Abstract Cambrian palynomorphs include conventional acritarchs (organic-walled microfossils of unknown affinity, often interpretable as phytoplankton cysts) but also spine-shaped forms sometimes interpreted as animal body parts. Here, we examine new specimens of the problematic spine-shaped palynomorph Corollasphaeridium Martin (in Dean and Martin, 1982) and reassess its taxonomic composition and biological affinities. The type species C.
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