Figure 13 in A new Berriasian species of Goniopholis (Mesoeucrocodylia, Neosuchia) from England, and a review of the genus

Figure 13. Miscellaneous problems in 'goniopholidid' evolution, summarized by strict consensus. In the first additional analysis (A), the exclusion of Nannosuchus (= 'Goniopholis' gracilidens) leads to a less resolved topology, affecting the putative relationships of tethysuchians, but not goniopholidids. In the second additional (exploratory) analysis (B), the relationships of Denazinosuchus (= 'Goniopholis' kirtlandicus) are poorly defined and its presence also induces collapse of the tethysuchian taxa; although Denazinosuchus nests well inside Goniopholididae, it never clusters with Goniopholis. The third additional analysis (C) shows that the relationships of 'Goniopholis' phuwiangensis are also poorly defined, but the taxon nests inside a Sunosuchus-Eutretauranosuchus clade, rather than with any Goniopholis. In the fourth additional analysis (D), the putative assignment of 'G.' phuwiangensis is tested for the genus Siamosuchus (composite terminal with Siamosuchus phuphokensis, both from Phu Phok Formation, Thailand), which results in a poorly resolved topology, showing that there is no support for this combination. Terminals added in each topology are in bold; nodes affected are indicated by a grey arrow. Data on Thalattosuchia include 14 terminals, and are represented by a thick line.