After Taverne, 2000, 2001, 2004
†Pentanogmius Taverne, 2000
Plethodus Dixon, 1850 (in partim)
Anogmius Cope, 1877 (non Cope, 1871) (in partim)
Osmeroides Agassiz, 1837 (sensu Loomis, 1900)
Ananogmius White & Moy-Thomas, 1940
Bananogmius Whitley, 1940 (in partim)
Pentanogmius Taverne, 2000
†Pentanogmius pentagon (Woodward, 1899)
Plethodon pentagon Woodward, 1899
Plethodus oblongus Woodward, 1899
Pentanogmius pentagon (Woodward); Taverne, 2000
†Pentanogmius evolutus (Cope, 1878)
Anogmius evolutus Cope, 1878
Beryx polymicrodus Stewart, 1898
Beryx multidentatus Stewart, 1898
Anogmius polymicrodus; Steward, 1899
Anogmius polymicrodus; Steward, 1900
Anogmius polymicrodus; Woodward, 1901
Anogmius evolutus; Woodward, 1901
Anogmius evolutus; Hay, 1903
Osmeroides polymicrodus; Loomis, 1900
Osmeroides evolutus; Loomis, 1900
Bananogmius evolutus; Nelson, 1973
Bananogmius evolutus; Schultze et al., 1982
“Bananogmius” evolutus (Cope); Taverne 2001
Pentanogmius evolutus (Cope); Taverne, 2004
†Pentanogmius crieleyi (Applegate, 1970)
“Bananogmius” crieleyi; Taverne 2001
Reference(s):
- Taverne, L., 2000: Tselfatia formosa, téléostéén marin du Crétacé (Pisces, Actinopterygii), et la position systématique des Tsalfatiiformes ou Bananogmiiformes.
[Tselfatia formosa, marine Cretaceous teleostes (Pisces, Actinopterygii), and the phylogenetic relationships of the Tselfatiiformes or Bananogmiiformes].
–Geodiversitas: Vol. 22, #1, pp. 5-22 - Taverne, L., 2001: Révision du genre Baganogmius (Teleostei, Tselfatiiformes), poisson marin du Crétacé supérieur d'Amérique du Nord et d'Europe.
[Revision of the genus Bananogmius (Teleostei: Tselfatiiformes), marine fish from the Upper Cretaceous of North America and Europe].
–Geodiversitas: Vol. 23, #1, pp. 17-40 - Taverne, L., 2004: Ostéologie de Pentanogmius evolutus (Cope, 1877) n. comb. (Teleostei, Tselfatiiformes) du Crétacé supérieur marin des États-Unis. Remarques sur la systématique du genre Pentanogmius Taverne, 2000.
[Osteology of Pentanogmius evolutus (Cope, 1877) n. comb. (Teleostei, Tselfatiiformes) from the marine Upper Cretaceous of the United States. Remarks on the systematics of the genus Pentanogmius Taverne, 2000.]
–Geodiversitas: Vol. 26, #1, pp. 89-113