<==o †Dicynodontidae Owen, 1859 |-- †Gordonia traquairi `--o †Dicynodon Owen, 1845 [Dinanomodon, Daptocephalus, Gordonia, Oudenodon] |-- †D. leoniceps |-- †D. lacerticeps Owen, 1845 |-- †D. trautscholdi Amalitskii, 1922 [Gordonia annae Amalitskii, 1922, Oudenodon venyokovi Amalitskii, 1922, Dicynodon annae (Amalitskii, 1922), Dicynodon amalitzkii Sushkin, 1926] |-- †D. bolorhinus |-- †D. leontops |-- †D. lissops |-- †D. osborni |-- †D. plateceps `-- †D. whaitsi
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