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A New Fortunian Scyphozoa and its Development

The Cambrian fossil embryos of radial animals are represented by taxa of Olivooides, Pseudooides, Carinachites, hexangulaconulariids (including Hexaconularia and Arthrochites) and Quadrapyrgites. Liu Yunhuan established a new genus: Qinscyphus Liu 2017 and reconstructed the general morphology of its hatched stages in 2017; this genus has only one species Qinscyphus necopinus. It was interpreted to be a member of Olivooidae Steiner 2014, and was placed besides crown -group Coronatae within Scyphozoa. In 2018, with the discovery of new fragmentary specimens with oral part preserved, the general morphology of Q. necopinus have been revised; and at the same time, we found a embryo assignable to Q. necopinus. This embryo has oral part that similar to that of the hatched stages of Q. necopinus, indicating that Q. necopinus underwent direct development.