Abstract
The first representative of Dysmorphoptilidae from the Middle Permian of China is described. Linglunxiellus chaohuensis gen. and sp. nov. is placed together with Permocixiella venosa Becker-Migdisova, 1961 from Kuznetsk Basin in the newly established subfamily Permocixiellinae subfam. nov., Eoscarterellinae stat. nov. is proposed as separate subfamily within Dysmorphoptilidae. The classification and fossil record of Dysmorphoptilidae is reviewed, and an annotated catalogue of included taxa in Dysmorphotiloidea is presented.
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