The systematic relationships and biogeographic history of ornithischian dinosaurs

Citation

Boyd, C. A. (2015). The systematic relationships and biogeographic history of ornithischian dinosaurs. PeerJ 3: e1523. PeerJ. doi:10.7717/peerj.1523

Cited by genera

• Atlascopcosaurus

  Ornithischian analysis bearing on the placement of Atlascopcosaurus.

• Eocursor

  Recovered Eocursor as the basal-most heterodontosaurid.

• Gongbusaurus

  Excluded Gongbusaurus shiyii as of dubious validity, being based solely on two isolated teeth.

• Haya

  Recovered Haya within Thescelosaurinae.

• Jeholosaurus

  Recovered Jeholosaurus as an early-diverging neornithischian.

• Lesothosaurus

  Recovered Lesothosaurus as the most basal thyreophoran.

• Nanosaurus

  Regarded Nanosaurus agilis as a nomen dubium lacking diagnostic features.

• Notohypsilophodon

  Recovered Notohypsilophodon within Elasmaria, nested inside a broader Thescelosaurinae.

• Oryctodromeus

  Recovered Oryctodromeus within Orodrominae.

• Parksosaurus

  Recovered Parksosaurus within Thescelosaurinae, close to Thescelosaurus.

• Tenontosaurus

  Matrix from which several later analyses of Tenontosaurus derive.

• Xiaosaurus

  Treats Xiaosaurus as valid on the humeral autapomorphy but too fragmentary for phylogenetic analysis.

• Yueosaurus

  Recovered Yueosaurus as a basal neornithischian.

Cited by clades

• Elasmaria

  Ornithischian phylogenetic analysis bearing on the placement of Elasmaria.

• Heterodontosauridae

  Recovered Heterodontosauridae as an early-diverging ornithischian clade.

• Hypsilophodontidae

  Recovered a restricted Ornithopoda of Hypsilophodon foxii plus Iguanodontia.