After Laurin & Reisz, 1997, Anderson & Reisz, 2003, and Vallin & Laurin, 2004
<==o Amphibia Gray, 1825 sensu Laurin, 1998a, and Vallin & Laurin, 2004 [Lepospondyli Zittel, 1888 sensu Laurin & Reisz, 1997] |--+--o †Adelogyrinidae | | |-- †Adelogyrinus | | |-- †Adelospondylus | | |-- †Dolichopareias | | `-- †Palaeomolgophis | |?- †Acherontiscus [Acherontiscidae] | `-- †Aistopoda Miall, 1875 [Aïstopoda Miall, 1875] (aistopods; aistopodit) `--+-- †Nectridae |?- †Pleuroptyx clavatus Cope, 1875 [not treated by Vallin & Laurin] `--o †“Microsauria” Dawson, 1863 [paraphyletic] |?- †Odonterpeton triangulare Moodie, 1909b [Odonterpentontidae] [paraphyletic Microbrachomorpha] [not treated by Vallin & Laurin] |?-o †Hapsidopareiontidae | |?- †Ricnodon | |-- †Saxonerpeton | `--+-- †Hapsidopareion | `-- †Llistrofus |?-o †Tuditanidae [paraphyletic Tuditanomorpha] | |-- †Asaphestra intermedia | |-- †Boii | |-- †Crinodon limnophyes (Steen, 1938) Carroll & Gaskill, 1978 | `--o †Tuditanus | `-- †T. punctulatus Cope, 1871b |--+-- †Utaherpeton [paraphyletic Microbrachomorpha] | `-- †Microbrachis pelikani Fritsch, 1876 [taxonomic history] [Microbrachidae] [paraphyletic Microbrachomorpha] `--o †“Tuditanomorpha” [paraphyletic Microsauria] |--o †Ostodolepididae | |?- †Ostodolepis | |-- †Micraroter erythrogeios Carroll & Gaskill, 1978 | `-- †Pelodosotis `--+--o †Pantylidae | |?- †Trachystegos [not treated by Vallin & Laurin] | |-- †Pantylus cordatus | `--+-- †Stegotretus | `-- †Sparodus [not treated by Vallin & Laurin] `--+--o †Gymnarthridae Case, 1910 | |?- †Elfridia [not treated by Vallin & Laurin] | |?- †Leiocephalikon [not treated by Vallin & Laurin] | |?-o †Pariotichus [not treated by Vallin & Laurin] | | |-- †P. aduncus | | `-- †P. isolemus | |?- †Bolterpeton carrolli Anderson & Reisz, 2003 [alternative position 1] | `--+--o †Euryodus | | |-- †E. primus | | `-- †dalyae | `--+?- †Bolterpeton carrolli Anderson & Reisz, 2003 [alternative position 2] | `--o †Cardiocephalus | |-- †C. peabodyi Carroll & Gaskill, 1978 | `-- †C. sternbergi `--+-- †Rhynchonkos stovalli [Goniorhynchus] [Goniorhynchidae] [paraphyletic Microbrachomorpha] `--+--o †Brachystelechidae [Batropetidae] [paraphyletic Microbrachomorpha] | |-- †Batropetes fritschi (Geinitz & Deichmüller, 1882) Carroll & Gaskill, 1971 [Brachystelechus fritschi Carroll & Gaskill, 1978; Batropetes fritschi Carroll, 1991; Batropetes truncatus Carroll & Gaskill, 1971] [Batropetidae] | `--+-- †Quasicaecelia | `-- †Carrolla craddocki Langston & Olsen, 1986 `--+-- †Lysorophia `-- Lissamphibia Haeckel, 1866 sensu Vallin & Laurin, 2004 [only Gymnophiona Rafinesque, 1814 sensu Anderson et al., 2008] (modern amphibians; nykysammakkoeläimet)
Other “tudinomorphs”
†Trihecatontidae
†Trihecaton
Reference(s):
- Anderson, J. S. & Reisz, R. R., 2003: A new microsaur (Tetrapoda: Lepospondyli) from the Lower Permian of Richards Sur (Fort Sill), Oklahoma.
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in Fraser, N. C. & Sues, H-D. 1994: In the Shadow of the Dinosaurs.
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Special thanks to:
Dols, J. H. M., for gathering additional information and species.
