Pholidota (taxon de animalia)

(Redirigite ab Pangolin)
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Pholidota es un ordine de mammiferos placentari appellate pangolin.

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Pholidota
Rango fossile: 64.15–0 Ma Paleoceno precoce – Presente[1]
Pangolines de familias Manidae, Patriomanidae, Eomanidae e Eurotamanduidae
Pangolines de familias Manidae, Patriomanidae, Eomanidae e Eurotamanduidae
Classification scientific
Dominio: Eukaryota
Regno: Animalia
Phylo: Chordata
Superclasse: Tetrapoda
Classe: Mammalia
Subclasse: Theria
Infraclasse: Placentalia
Superlegion: Boreoeutheria
Legion: Laurasiatheria
Infralegion: Fereuungulata
Superordine: Ferae
Ordine
Pholidota
Weber, 1904
Synonymia
Actual extension del pangolines.
Actual extension del pangolines.
Familia:

Omne actual pangolines appertine al familia Manidae. Iste ordine es allargate al fossile species. Appertine al clado Pholidotamorpha qui es le kingruppo de Pancarnivora.

Phylogenia

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 Ferae 

Pancarnivora  


 Pholidotamorpha 

Palaeanodonta  


 Pholidota 

 †Euromanis 

Euromanis krebsi



 ? 

Pholidota sp. (BC 16’08)



 †Eurotamanduidae 
 †Eurotamandua 

Eurotamandua joresi



 Eupholidota 
 †Eomanoidea 
 †Eomanidae 
 †Eomanis 

Eomanis waldi




 Manoidea 
 †Patriomanidae 
 †Cryptomanis 

Cryptomanis gobiensis


 †Patriomanis 

Patriomanis americana



 †Necromanis 

Necromanis franconica



Necromanis parva



Necromanis quercyi




Manidae  









Referentias

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