In magnetotransport measurements on arrays of cross-shaped antidots, we obs
erve pronounced features in both the longitudinal and transverse magnetores
istivities rho(xx) and rho(xy) which cannot be understood within the simple
framework of commensurability between cyclotron radius and superlattice pe
riod. These resonances can be regarded as magnetotransport fingerprints of
the complex unit cell. With the help of detailed numerical calculations usi
ng classical linear response theory we can ascribe additional maxima in rho
(xx) to closed orbits in the dotlike potential between four antidots. A pro
nounced minimum in rho(xy) demonstrates the significance of open trajectori
es. [S0163-1829(99)13835-9].