Cynognathia
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Cynognathian fossils are currently known from Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America and South America.
Taxonomy
- Suborder Cynodontia
- Infraorder Eucynodontia
- (unranked) Cynognathia
- Family Cynognathidae
- Cynognathus
- (unranked) Gomphodontia
- Family Diademodontidae
- Diademodon
- Titanogomphodon
- (unranked) Neogomphodontia
- Family Trirachodontidae
- Subfamily Trirachodontinae
- Langbergia
- Trirachodon
- Subfamily Sinognathinae
- Beishanodon
- Sinognathus
- Cricodon
- Subfamily Trirachodontinae
- Family Traversodontidae
- Etjoia
- Nanogomphodon
- Scalenodon
- Subfamily Traversodontinae
- Traversodon
- Luangwa
- Unnamed clade
- Andescynodon
- Pascualgnathus
- Mandagomphodon
- Subfamily Massetognathinae
- Dadadon
- Massetognathus
- Santacruzodon
- Subfamily Arctotraversodontinae
- Arctotraversodon
- Boreogomphodon
- Plinthogomphodon
- Habayia
- Maubeugia
- Microscalenodon
- Mandagomphodon
- Rosieria
- Subfamily Gomphodontosuchinae
- Gomphodontosuchus
- Menadon
- Protuberum
- Ruberodon
- Scalenodontoides
- Exaeretodon
- Siriusgnathus
- Family Trirachodontidae
- Family Diademodontidae
- Family Cynognathidae
- (unranked) Cynognathia
- Infraorder Eucynodontia
Phylogeny
Cynognathians in a cladogram after Stefanello et al. (2023):
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