Figure 2: Phylogenetic relationships of hippopotamoid.
From: Hippos stem from the longest sequence of terrestrial cetartiodactyl evolution in Africa
Consensus tree of the cladistic analysis obtained from the two most parsimonious trees (980 steps, CI=0.22, RI=0.61). A, Anthracotheriinae; ab, Bo. orientalis, E. lokonensis and Hippopotamidae; adb, advanced Bothriodontinae; B, Bothriodontinae; br, Brachyodus clade; H, Hippopotamidae; h, E. lokonensis and Hippopotamidae; HB, Hippopotamidae+Bothriodontinae; Hi, Hippopotamoidea; M, Microbunodontinae; R, Ruminantia; Ra, Raoellidae; S, Suoidea. Values below the branches are Bremer indices.
