“…The occurrence of a fork of CuPa basal to the fusion with CuA (itself emerging from M + CuA) indicates that, within Archaeorthoptera, it belongs to the clade Panorthoptera (not formally defined; see diagnosis in Béthoux and Nel, 2002). This clade includes Orthoptera and their closest fossil relatives, such as "geraridaeans" and "oedischioideans", whose reciprocal relationships are not evident (the supposed "hemipteroid" affinities of the former were challenged by Béthoux and Briggs, 2008), and a number of distinctive species, such as H. duyiwuer and Bruaylogus magnificus Coty, Háva, Prokop, Roques and Nel, 2014.…”