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Tetrapoda
Temporal range:
Devoniano Medio–Praesens,[1] 390–0 Ma

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Repraesentationes classium quinque tetrapodorum exstantium (modo horologico a laeva superiori): a rana (amphibia), hoatzin (avis), scincida (reptile), mus (mammal), et amphiprionina (piscis)



Classificatio biologica e
Regnum:

Animalia
Phylum:

Chordata
Cladus:

Teleostomi
Superclassis:

Tetrapoda
Goodrich, 1930
Subgreges


  • Class Amphibia

  • Series Amniota

    • Clade Sauropsida

      • Class Reptilia

      • Class Aves



    • Clade Synapsida
      • Class Mammalia






Tetrapoda (a Graeco τετράπους 'quadrupes'), nomen a Goodrich anno 1930 factum, est animalium superclassis, quae prima vertebrata quattuor membrorum et eorum proles, inter quos amphibia, reptilia, mammalia, aves, et pisces, ambo vivos et exstinctos, comprehendit. Tetrapoda se ex Sarcopterygiis abhinc annorum 390 milliones, Aevo Devoniano evolverunt.[2][3] Certi tetrapodorum maiores aquatici, et ratio qua colonizatio terrestris facta est, in dubio manent, loci investigationis et disceptionis inter palaeontologos sunt.




Index






  • 1 Systema taxinomicum


    • 1.1 Phylogenia




  • 2 Notae


    • 2.1 Bibliographia




  • 3 Nexus externi





Systema taxinomicum |


  • Imperium: Eukaryota
    • Regnum: Animalia
      • Gradus: Metazoa
        • Subgradus: Eumetazoa
          • Subregnum: Bilateria
            • Infraregnum: Eucoelomata
              • Supraphylum: Deuterostomia
                • Infraphylum: Chordonia
                  • Phylum: Chordata
                    • Cladus: Craniata
                      • Subphylum: Vertebrata
                        • Infraphylum: Gnathostomata
                          • Superclassis: Tetrapoda (Goodrich, 1930)

                            • Infraclassis: Amniota

                            • Classis: Amphibia

                            • Genus: † Metaxygnathus

                            • Genus: † Ventastega

                            • Familia: † Acanthostegidae

                            • Familia: † Baphetidae

                            • Familia: † Colosteidae

                            • Familia: † Crassigyrinidae

                            • Familia: † Ichthyostegidae

                            • Familia: † Tulerpetontidae

                            • Familia: † Spathicephalidae

                            • Familia: † Whatcheeriidae

                            • Supraordo: † Lepospondyli

                            • Supraordo: † Reptiliomorpha
















Phylogenia |


Cladogramma apud Ruta, Jeffery, et Coates (2003)[4]:









Tetrapoda 














Acanthostega


















Ichthyostega


















Hynerpeton


















Tulerpeton


















Whatcheeriidae


















Crassigyrinus


















Caerorhachis












































Gephyrostegidae


















Eoherpetontidae





Embolomeri






















Seymouriamorpha



 Coronalia Tetrapoda 


























Coronalia Amniota


















Diadectomorpha





Coronalia Amniota







 Lepospondyli 


























Nectridea


















Adelospondyli





Aistopoda







 Microsauria 













Tuditanomorpha


















Microbrachomorpha


















Lysorophidae


















Microbrachomorphs


















Coronalia Lissamphibia*





Tuditanomorphs




































Baphetidae



 Temnospondyli 













Colosteidae


















Edopoidea


















Trimerorhachoidea































Eryopoidea





Dissorophoidea




















Archegosauroidea


















Rhinesuchidae































Rhytidosteidae


















Chigutisauridae


















Plagiosauridae





Brachyopidae
























Mastodonsauroidea


















Metoposauroidea





Trematosauroidea





































* Nota: Origo subclassis Lissamphibiorum, ad quam omnes amphibia exstantia pertinent, disputatur. Hoc cladogramma est consequentia investigationis a Ruta, Jeffery, et Coates (2003) factae, quae Lissamphibia intra Lepospondylos posuit, hoc clado intra grege coronali (Anglice: crown group) Tetrapodis. Investigatio altera, ab aisdem auctoribus, Lissamphibia intra Temnospondylos posuit, Lepospondylis sic extra grege coronali Tetrapodis, Temnospondylis intra eum.



Notae |




  1. Grzegorz Niedźwiedzki, Piotr Szrek, Katarzyna Narkiewicz, Marek Narkiewicz, Per E. Ahlberg (2010). "Tetrapod trackways from the early Middle Devonian period of Poland". Nature 463 (7277): 43–8 


  2. Clack 2012, pp. 125–7


  3. Narkiewicz 2015.


  4. Formula:Citejournal.



Bibliographia |



  • Benton, Michael (5 Februarii 2009). Vertebrate Palaeontology (3a ed.). John Wiley & Sons. p. 1. ISBN 9781405144490 

  • Clack, J. A. (2012). Gaining ground: the origin and evolution of tetrapods (2a ed.). Bloomington Indianae: Indiana University Press 

  • Laurin, Michel (2010). How Vertebrates Left the Water. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520266476 

  • McGhee, George R., Jr. (2013). When the Invasion of Land Failed: The Legacy of the Devonian Extinctions. Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231160575 

  • Steyer, Sebastien (2012). Earth Before the Dinosaurs. Indiana University Press. p. 59. ISBN 0253223806 



Nexus externi |






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Vide Tetrapoda apud Vicispecies.






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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Tetrapoda spectant.






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Situs scientifici:  • ITIS • NCBI • Encyclopedia of Life • Marine Species • Fossilworks


  • Tetrapoda apud Systema Natura

  • Tetrapoda apud Animaldiversityweb

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