After Wang, Clemens, Hu & Li, 1998
<==o Cladotheria McKenna, 1975 sensu McKenna & Bell, 1997 |?- †Butlerigale sp. |--o †Dryolestoidea Butler, 1939 [Dryolestiformes Kinman, 1994, incl. Pantotheria, Marsh, 1880] | `-- †Dryolestida Prothero, 1981 `--o Amphitheriida Prothero, 1981 |--o †Amphitherium de Blainville, 1838 [Amphitheriidae Owen, 1846] [taxonomic history] | |?- †A. oweni | |-- †A. rixoni Butler & Clemens, 2001 | `-- †A. prevostii de Blainville, 1838 `--o Zatheria |?- †Arguitherium cromptoni Dashzeveg, 1994 [Arguitheriidae Dashzeveg, 1994] |?- †Arguimus khosbajari Dashzeveg, 1979 [Arguimuridae Dashzeveg, 1979] |?-o †Nanolestes T. Martin, 2002 | |-- †N. drescherae T. Martin, 2002 | `-- †N. krusati T. Martin, 2002 |?- †Vincelestes neuquenianus Bonaparte, 1986 [Vincelestidae Bonaparte, 1986] |-- †Peramura McKenna, 1975 `-- Tribosphenida McKenna, 1975
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