Palaeos		Archonta
Vertebrates		Dendrogram

Archonta: Dendrogram

EUTHERIA
|--LAURASIATHERIA 
|?--Chiroptera
`--Euarchontaglires
   |--ANAGALIDA (incl. Glires)    
   `--ARCHONTA
      |--+--Scandentia
      |   `--Dermoptera
      `--Primatomorpha
         |==Plesiadapiformes
         `--PRIMATES

Dendrogram

The following dendrogram is adapted from the one by Christopher Taylor posted on Palaeos org

EUTHERIA
|--LAURASIATHERIA  
|?--Chiroptera
`--Euarchontaglires
   |--ANAGALIDA (incl. Glires)    
   `--ARCHONTA (= Euarchonta) MH
      |--+--Scandentia MH, ToL
      |  `--Dermoptera
      |     |--Plagiomenidae
      |     |    |--Planetetherium mirabile
      |     |    |--Elpidophorus
      |     |    `--Plagiomene
      |     `--Cynocephalidae [Galeopitheci, Galeopithecidae, Galéopithèques]
      |         |--Galeopithecus
      |         |--Cynocephalus
      |         |   |--C. variegatus
      |         |   `--C. volans
      |          `--Galeopterus variegatus
      `--Primatomorpha (incl. paraphyletic Plesiadapiformes X MH)
          |--Micromomyidae
          |    |--Micromomys Szalay 1973
          |    |--Tinimomys graybulliensis
          |    |--Chalicomomys Beard & Houde 1989
          |    `--Dryomomys Bloch, Silcox et al. 2007
          `--+--+--Berruvius
             |  `--Microsyopidae
             |       |--Microsyops [incl. Microsus]
             |       |--Craeseops
             |       |--Cynodontomys
             |       |--Megadelphus lundeliusi
             |       |--Niptomomys doreenae
             |       `--Navajovius Matthew & Granger 1921
             `--+--+--Palaechthon [Palaechthonidae]
                |  |--Pandemonium
                |  `--Paromomyidae [Paromomyoidea]
                |       |--Ignacius Matthew & Granger 1921
                |       |--Phenacolemur
                |       |--Paromomys
                |       `--Acidomomys hebeticus
                `--PRIMATES (Euprimateformes)

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