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Cladotheria is a
clade (sometimes
ranked as a legion) of mammals. It
contains modern therian mammals (marsupials and placentals) and
several extinct groups...
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Mesozoic Era. It
includes both the
extinct symmetrodonts and the
living Cladotheria.
Trechnotheria has been ****igned
various ranks, but was
originally described...
- herbivores/omnivores.
Meridiolestidans are
generally classified within Cladotheria, more
closely related to
living marsupials and
placental mammals (Theria)...
- The Lourinhã
Formation (Portuguese pronunciation: [loɾiˈɲɐ̃] ) is a
fossil rich
geological formation in
western Portugal,
named for the muni****lity of...
- in
Siberia and the
Anoual Formation of Morocco. They were
members of
Cladotheria, more
derived than
members of Dryolestida, and
forming a
close relationship...
- Jur****ic and Cretaceous. They are
considered basal members of the
clade Cladotheria,
close to the
ancestry of
therian mammals. It is also
believed that they...
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thought to have been insectivores. They are
generally classified in
Cladotheria,
meaning that they are
considered to be more
closely related to marsupials...
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Martin (2015). "Ontogeny and
taxonomy of
Paurodon valens (Mammalia,
Cladotheria) from the
Upper Jur****ic
Morrison Formation of USA" (PDF). Proceedings...
- Europe, Africa, and
upper North America are in
class Mammalia,
legion Cladotheria,
sublegion Zatheria,
infralegion Tribosphenida,
subclass Theria, clade...
- Holotheria:
modern live-bearing
mammals and
their prehistoric relatives Legion Cladotheria Sublegion Zatheria Infralegion Tribosphenida Supercohort Theria: therian...
