TABLE 1 in The first ' Grylloblattida' of the family Liomopteridae from the Middle Permian in the Onder Karoo, South Africa (Insecta: Polyneoptera)

TABLE 1. — Comparison of 11 characters between the type specimen of Liomopterum connexus Cawood & Nel, n. sp., Liomopterum daenerys Cawood & Nel, n. sp. and genera of Liomopteridae. States in bold would exclude L. connexus Cawood & Nel, n. sp. from the relevant genus. Abbreviations: N, no; Y, yes; *, missing on holotype (Fig. 3). Other abbreviations: see Material and methods. CharacterLiomopterum connexus Cawood & Nel, n. sp.Liomopterum daenerys Cawood & Nel, n. sp.Liomopterum Sellards, 1909Micropermula Storozhenko, 1992Mioloptoides Riek, 1976Semopterum Carpenter, 1950Fumopterum Kukalova, 1964Liomopterella Sharov, 1961Climaconeurites Sharov, 1961Abashevia Sharov, 1961Mongolopermula Storozhenko, 1992Khosara Martynov, 1937Mioloptera Riek, 1973Liomopterites Sharov, 1961All other liomopterid generaRA and RP uniquely shapedNNNY–––––––––––Area between RA and RP broadYYY–NN–––––––––RP branching reducedYYYY––NNNYYYYYNRP and M not anastomosedYYY–––––N––––––MA with only three branchesYNY––––––N–––––MA simpleNNN–––––––Y––––MP forked twiceY?*Y––––––––N–––Cu with long stemNNN–––––––––Y––Area between CuA and CuP broadYYY–––––––––NN–