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ChrisTheWhaleKing
MemberI like these classifications of Artiodactyla including this one cetaceans, but cetaceans are even-toed ungulates, we are added artiodactyl.
ChrisTheWhaleKing
MemberHello, Chris Bland is here, last on 2019, I used my classifications of Laurasiatheria is closely relatives of Glires they are Laurasiatheroglires (synonyms: Cetoglires, Cetaceoglires, Supracetacea, Supraceti, Supralaurasiatheria, Cetolagomorpha, Lagocetacea, Lagoceti, Cetorodentia) when I was named classified by me in 2019, but last on 2020, so I still worked on placental mammal classified, Paenungulata is might this close relatives of Euungulata but they are Ungulata, Tenrecomorpha and Chrysochloridae is almost relatives of Eulipotyphla and they are Lipotyphla, however this one, Macroscelidea and Tubulidentata is distant relatives of Laurasiatheroglires they are new name is Neoplacentalia (synonyms: Neotheria), but Xenarthra is relatives of Neoplacentalia but they are Exarchontoplacentalia (synonyms: Exprimatoplacentalia) when I was named of classified by me in 2020. I found in my website DeviantArt Journal of classifying Laurasiatheroglires and other exarchontoplacental mammals is on three websites here.
https://www.deviantart.com/christopherbland/journal/Exarchontoplacentalia-883438170
https://www.deviantart.com/christopherbland/journal/Neoplacentalia-883438312
https://www.deviantart.com/christopherbland/journal/Laurasiatheroglires-869792020
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