After Marsh, 1880, Feduccia, 1996, Tokaryk, Cumbaa & Storer, 1997 and Galton & Martin, 2002
<==o Hesperornithiformes Fürbringer, 1888 [Odontornithes Marsh, 1880, Odontognathe Stejneger, 1885 ] |?- †Potamornis skutchi Elzanowski, Paul & Stidham, 2000 |?-o †Enaliornis Seeley, 1876 [Pelagornis Seeley, 1866 non Pelagornis Lartet, 1857 (Pelicaniformes: Osteodontornithes: Pelagornithidae) (nomen nudum)] [Enaliornithidae] | |-- †E. barretti Seeley, 1876 | `-- †E. sedgwicki Seeley, 1876 `--+--o †Pasquiaornis Tokaryk, Cumbaa & Storer, 1997 [paraphyletic Baptornithidae American Ornithologist's Union, 1910] | |-- †P. hardiei Tokaryk, Cumbaa & Storer, 1997 | `-- †P. tankei Tokaryk, Cumbaa & Storer, 1997 `--+?- †Judinornis nogontsavensis Nesov & Borkin, 1983 [paraphyletic Baptornithidae American Ornithologist's Union, 1910] |-- †Baptornis advenus Marsh, 1877 [paraphyletic Baptornithidae American Ornithologist's Union, 1910] `--o †Hesperornithidae Marsh, 1880 |?- †Coniornis altus Marsh, 1893 [possibly synon. to Hesperornis] |-- †Canadaga arctica Hou, 1999 |-- †Asiahesperornis bazhanovi Nesov & Prizemlin, 1991 [Asiahesperornithinae Nesov & Prizemlin, 1991] |-- †Parascaniornis stenisoei Lambrecht, 1933 [also classified as Charadriomorphae: Scaniornithidae] |-- †Hesperornithidae genera et species indet. [Central Asia] |-- †Parahesperornis alexi Martin, 1980 [Hesperornis gracilis] `--o †Hesperornis Marsh, 1872 [Lestornis Marsh, 1876; Hargeria Lucas, 1903] |-- †H. sp. [Nesov & Yarkov, 1993] [Central Asia, is NOT same as Hesperornithidae genera et species indet.] |-- †H. regalis Marsh, 1872 `-- †H. rossicus Nesov & Yarkov, 1993
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