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Craniate phylogeny and diversity of living species

Explore the intricate relationships among living species, from Craniate phylogeny to Vertebrata diversity. Discover the evolutionary paths leading from Osteichthyes to Aves, highlighting key branches like Rhipidistia and Amniota.

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Craniate phylogeny and diversity of living species

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  1. Craniate phylogeny and diversity of living species Fig. 3.1

  2. Vertebrata includes all living craniates except Myxiniformes; Gnathostomata includes all living vertebrates except Petromyzontiformes; Osteichthyes includes all living gnathostomes except Chondrichthyes; Sarcopterygii includes all living osteichthyans except Actinopterygii; Rhipidistia includes all living sarcopterygians except Actinistia; Tetrapoda includes all living rhipidistians except Dipnoi; Amniota includes all living tetrapods except Lissamphibia; Sauropsida includes all living amniotes except Mammalia; Diapsida includes all living sauropsids except Testudines; Archosauria includes all living diapsids except Lepidosauria; Aves includes all living archosaurs except Crocodilia; Theria includes all living mammals except Monotremata; and Eutheria includes all living therians except Metatheria.

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