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<==o Heterodontidae (sarvihait)
|-- †Paracestracion U. Jur. Eu.
|-- †Pseudoheterodontus polydictus L. Cret, CAs.
|-- †Strongyliscus Mioc. WNA.
`--o Heterodontus Blainville, 1816 [Cestracion, Drepanephorus, Gyropleurodus, Platyacrodus, Pseudacrodus, Tropidotus] U. Jur. Mioc. Eu. U. Cret. Mioc. SA. U. Cret. Eoc. Af. Mioc. Aus. NZ. R. Indo-Pac. Oc. [8]
|?- †H. canaliculatus (Egerton 1850)
|?- †H. carerens Kriwet, 1993
|?- †H. cainozoicus
|?- †H. danicus Rosenkrantz, 1920
|?- †H. duffini Thies, 1983
|?- †H. falcifer (Wagner, 1857)
|?- †H. sp. cf. S. francisci
|?- †H. sp. cf. S. havreensis Herman, 1977
|?- †H. granti
|?- †H. janefiradae
|?- †H. lerichei Casier, 1943
|?- †H. loonzeensis Herman, 1977
|?- †H. pineti Case, 1981
|?- †H. rugosus Agassiz, 1843
|?- †H. sp.
|?- †H. tuberculatus
|?- †H. upnikensis Dalinkevicius, 1935
|?- †H. vincenti Leriche, 1905
|?- †H. wardensis
|?- †H. woodwardi Casier, 1946
|?- †H. sp. cf. S. woodwardi
|-- H. (Heterodontus) portusjacksoni (Meyer, 1793)
|--o H. (Gyropleurodus) Gill, 1862
| |-- H. quoyi (Freinville, 1840)
| |-- H. francisci (Girard, 1854)
| |-- H. ramalheira (Smith, J.L.B., 1949)
| `-- H. mexicanus Taylor & Castro-Aguirre, 1972
|-- H. (Molochophrys) galeatus (Gunther, 1870)
`--o H. (Wuia) Fowler, 1934
|-- H. zebra (Gray, 1831)
|-- H. japonicus (Maclay & Macleay, 1884)
`-- H. sp. indet. [Arabian Sea]
Reference(s):
Carroll, R. L., 1988: Vertebrate paleontology and evolution.
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Carroll, R. L., 1988: Appendix. 594-648
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