"Prismatic" Borromean links

Tessellations of (2n+1)-gonal prism, where in every ring of the projection we draw "left" or "right" diagonals, yield the next infinite series. The notation of the tessellations and links can be done using the symbols (2n+1, k), where all decompositions of the number k=(2n+1)l-2, are denoted by k, such that every decomposition is identified with its obverse. From each such tessellation with k rings we obtain 2^k-2+2^[k/2]-1 different (2n+1)-Borromean links without the Brunnian property. In those links, all components are equivalent, i.e. there is an isotopy of 3-space that carries the link to itself and any given component onto any other. Then the digons could be introduced again, in the same way as before.