†Cladoselachiformes (original) (raw)

After Carroll, 1988, Williams, G.S., 1999-2000, and Williams, M.E., 1998

**<==**o †Cladoselachiformes Dean, 1909c --o †Cladoselachidae Dean, 1894 |?- †_Cladolepis gunnelli_ Wells, 1944 |?- †_Deirolepis carinatus_ (Wells, 1944) |?- †_Ohiolepis newberryi_ (Wells, 1944) |?- †_Pristicladodus dentatus_ M'Coy, 1855 |?-o †_Cladodus_ Agassiz [jr. synon of _Cladoselache_? (Williams, 1999-2000)] [often treated as a wastebasket taxon] | |-- †_C. bassiacus_ (Gross, 1937) | |-- †_C. bellifer_ (St. John & Worthen, 1875) | |?- †_C. hassiacus_ | -- †C. wildungensis (Jaekel, 1921) [Cladoselache wildungensis Jaekel, 1921] --o †_Cladoselache_ Dean, 1894 [_Cladodus_, _Monocladodus_] U. Dev. NA. |-- †_C. clarkii_ [_Monocladodus_] (Claypole, 1893b) |-- †_C. elegans_ |-- †_C. fyleri_ Newberry, 1889a |-- †_C. kepleri_ Dean, 1909c |-- †_C. magnificus_ (Toumey, 1858)- Up.Dev.: ?AL |-- †_C. mirabilis_ (Agassiz, 1843)- Low.Carb.: Armagh, Ireland; ?Scotland |-- †_C. newmani_ (Toumey, 1851)- Mississippian: AL |-- †_C. pattersoni_ (Newberry, 1889)- Up.Dev.: Cleveland, OH -- †C. sp.

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