Atlantogenata

Atlantogenata es un superlegion^[2] o magnordine^[3] de mammiferos placentari.

Wikipedia:Uso de taxobox Atlantogenata Rango fossile: Paleoceno-Presente 66–0 Ma preꞒ Ꞓ O S D C P T J K Pg N forsan Cretaceo
Classification scientific
Dominio: Eukaryota Regno: Animalia Phylo: Chordata Superclasse: Tetrapoda Classe: Mammalia Subclasse: Theria Infraclasse: Placentalia
Superlegion
Atlantogenata Waddell et al, 1999[1]
Legiones:
Afrotheria: Afroinsectiphilia Paenungulata Xenarthra: Cingulata (Armadillos) Pilosa (Vermilinguas, folivoros)

Classification

Subtaxones

• Legion Xenarthra
  • Ordine Cingulata
  • Ordine Pilosa
• Legion Afrotheria
  • Sublegion Afroinsectiphilia
    • Ordine Afrosoricida
    • Ordine Macroscelidea
    • Ordine Tubulidentata
  • Sublegion Paenungulata
    • Ordine Hyracoidea
    • Ordine Proboscidea
    • Ordine Sirenia

Phylogenia

Position phylogenetic del Atlantogenata (in rubie e orange) inter actual mammiferos.^[4]

Mammalia	Monotremata  Theria   Marsupialia  Placentalia   Atlantogenata   Xenarthra  Afrotheria Boreoeutheria  Euarchontoglires  Laurasiatheria

Atlantogenata

Xenarthra   Cingulata   Dasypodidae  Chlamyphoridae Pilosa  Vermilingua   Cyclopedidae  Myrmecophagidae Folivora  Bradypodidae  Choloepodidae  Afrotheria   Afroinsectiphilia   Tubulidentata  Orycteropodidae  Afroinsectivora   Macroscelidea   Macroscelididae Afrosoricida  Chrysochloridae Tenrecomorpha  Potamogalidae  Tenrecidae Paenungulata Hyracoidea  Procaviidae  Tethytheria   Proboscidea   Elephantidae Sirenia  Dugongidae  Trichechidae

Referentias

1. "Assessing the Cretaceous Superordinal Divergence Times within Birds and Placental Mammals by Using Whole Mitochondrial Protein Sequences and an Extended Statistical Framework" (1999). Systematic Biology 48 (1): 119–137. doi:10.1080/106351599260481.
2. Classification con legion.
3. Classification con mirordine.
4. "OrthoMaM v10: Scaling-up orthologous coding sequence and exon alignments with more than one hundred mammalian genomes" (April 2019). Molecular Biology and Evolution 36 (4): 861–862. doi:10.1093/molbev/msz015. PMID 30698751.