- The
Archonta are a now-abandoned
group of mammals,
considered a
superorder in some classifications,
which consists of
these orders:
Primates Plesiadapiformes...
- grounds, bats (order Chiroptera) had long been
classified in the
superorder Archonta (e.g.
along with primates,
treeshrews and the
gliding colugos)
until genetic...
- †creodonts and
relatives Grandorder Lipotyphla:
insectivorans Grandorder Archonta: bats, primates,
colugos and
treeshrews (now
considered paraphyletic, with...
-
appeared in 1999, when
molecular evidence suggested that the morphology-based
Archonta should be
trimmed down to
exclude Chiroptera.
Further DNA
sequence analyses...
- both were reddish-brown. Bats were
formerly grouped in the
superorder Archonta,
along with the
treeshrews (Scandentia),
colugos (Dermoptera), and primates...
- Bacon. p. 85. ISBN 0-673-52364-0. White, T. & Kazlev, A. (2006-01-08). "
Archonta: Primates". Palaeos.
Archived from the
original on 2008-05-12. Retrieved...
-
Order Chrysochloridea Order Erinaceomorpha Order Soricomorpha Grandorder Archonta Order Chiroptera Order Primates (including
Dermoptera as
family Galeopithecidae)...
-
Patriarch of
Constantinople Archaeon, a
domain of single-celled
microorganisms Archonta, a (possibly obsolete)
category of
mammals including primates and bats...
-
being the
authors of our world. "The ruler" [principem, i.e.,
probably ton
archonta] of the 365
heavens "is Abraxas, and for this
reason he
contains within...
- a whole. "Archon" is used in
Modern Gr**** colloquially, as άρχοντας (
archontas), for
someone that
holds a form of
status or power, and the Arab-speaking...
