After Sequeira & Coates, 2000
<==o †Symmorida Zangerl, 1981 sensu Zangerl, 1990 [Symmoriiformes; Cladodontida Obruchev, 1967] |?- †Gutturensis neilsoni (Traquair, 1898b) Sequeira & Coates, 2000 [“Cladodus” neilsoni Traquair, 1898b; Symmorium neilsoni (Traquair, 1898b)] |--o †Symmoriidae Dean, 1909 non Zangerl, 1990 | |--o †Cobelodus [Styptobasis] | | `-- †C. aculeata (Cope, 1894) [C. acuteatus] | |--o †Denaea Pruvost, 1922, U. Carb. NA. | | |-- †D. fournieri Pruvost, 1923a | | |-- †D. wangi Wang, Jin & Wang, 2004 | | |-- †D. sp. 1 [L. Carb. EAs.] [Wang, Jin & Wang, 2004] | | `-- †D. sp. 2 [L. Carb. EAs.] [Wang, Jin & Wang, 2004] | `--o †Symmorium Cope, 1893 [Cladodus in partim] Miss. Eu. Penn. NA. | |-- †S. meccaensis Williams, 1985 | |-- †S. reniforme Cope, 1893 | `-- †S. sp. `--+--o †Falcatidae Zangerl, 1990 | |-- †Falcatus falcatus (St. John & Worthren, 1875) [i>Stethacanthus] Miss. NA. | `--o †Damocles [Stethacanthus] Miss. NA. | |-- †D. serratus Lund, 1986 | `-- †D. attenuatus (Davis, 1883) `--o †Stethacanthidae Lund, 1974 sensu Zangerl, 1990 |-- †Akmonistion zangerli Coates & Sequeira, 2001 |-- †Bethacanthulus |-- †Orestiacanthus Penn. NA. |-- †Stethacanthulus `--o †Stethacanthus Newberry, 1889 [Cladodus, Lambdodus, Physonemus] U. Dev. Penn. NA. Miss. Eu. |-- †S. altonensis “tumidus” (St. John & Worthen, 1875) |-- †S. sp. cf. S. altonensis [L. Carb. NA.] [Zidek, 1993] |-- †S. sp. cf. S. altonensis [L. Carb. EAs.] [Wang, Jin & Wang, 2004] |-- †S. mirabilis |-- †S. praecursor Hossakof & Bryant, 1918 |-- †S. productus Lund & Zangerl, 1974 |-- †S. thomasi Turner, 1982 `-- †S. gansuensis Wang, Jin & Wang, 2004
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