Henkelotherium

Vertebrata

Tetrapoda

Basal Tetrapoda

Reptilia/Amniota

Silvanerpeton

Archosauromorpha

Basal Archosauromorpha

Mammalia

Terrestrial Younginiformes

Marine Younginiformes

Archosauriformes

Lepidosauromorpha

Urumqia clade

Cephalerpeton clade

Milleretta Limnoscelis clade

Bolosaurus Diadectes clade

Turtle Pareiasaur clade

Lepidosauriformes

Fenestrasauria • Pterosauria

Henkelotherium recon insitu

Henkelotherium guimarotae (Krebs 1991; Jäger, Lu and Martin 2019; Late Jurassic 150 mya) was traditionally considered a eupantothere (replaced by Dryolestida). Here Henkelotherium nests with Pleisiadapis. basal to multituberculates, shrews and rodents. The manus was small and the pes had long digits with asymmetric metatarsals. The lumbar region was long and flexible.

Jäger KRK, Lu Z-K and Martin T 2019. Postcranial skeleton of Henkelotherium guimarotae (Cladotheria, Mammalia) and locomotor adaptation. Journal of Mammalian Evolution https://doi.org/10.1007/s10914-018-09457-2

Krebs B 1991. Skelett von Henkelotherium guimarotae gen. et sp. nov. (Eupantotheria, Mammalia) aus dem Oberen Jura von Portugal. Berl Geowiss Abh A.: 133:1–110.

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Mammalia - Monotremata

Ornithorhynchus and kin

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Volaticotherium

Henkelotherium

Zalambdalestes

Proagyrolagus

Placentalia 3

Chrysochlorlis

Petaurus - Thylacoleo

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Phascolarctos

Placentalia 2

Scandentia

Tupaia and kin

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Rattus and kin

Arsinoitherium

Andrewsarchus

Thylacosmilus

Placentalia 1

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Orcinus and kin

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Nandinia and kin

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Edentata

Bradypus and kin

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Phenacodus and kin

Mesonychidae

Hippopotamus and kin

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Derived Ungulata

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