Base of the evolutionary tree for eutardigrades (Eutardigrada)

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• eutardigrades (Eutardigrada) (830 species)
  • Parachela → (792 species)
    • Hypsibioidea → (433 species)
      • Hypsibiidae → (373 species)
        • Isohypsibius → (136 species)
        • Diphasconinae → (48 species)
        • Eremobiotus → (3 species)
        • Itaquasconinae → (45 species)
        • Hypsibiinae → (49 species)
        • Pseudobiotus → (7 species)
        • Halobiotus → (4 species)
        • Pilatobiinae → (24 species)
        • Thulinius → (6 species)
        • Doryphoribius → (40 species)
        • Mixibius → (10 species)
        • Acutuncus antarcticus
      • Calohypsibiidae → (13 species)
        • Hexapodibius → (6 species)
        • Haplomacrobiotus → (2 species)
        • Calohypsibius → (5 species)
      • Ramazzottiidae → (42 species)
        • Ramazzottius → (29 species)
        • Hebesuncus → (5 species)
        • Cryoconicus → (3 species)
        • Ramajendas → (4 species)
        • Thalerius konradi
      • Microhypsibiidae → (5 species)
        • Microhypsibius → (4 species)
        • Fractonotus caelatus
    • Macrobiotoidea → (344 species)
      • Macrobiotidae → (314 species)
        • Macrobiotus → (125 species)
        • Tenuibiotus → (13 species)
        • Minibiotus → (53 species)
        • Calcarobiotus → (10 species)
        • Insuetifurca → (4 species)
        • Xerobiotus → (3 species)
        • Paramacrobiotus → (38 species)
        • Mesobiotus → (60 species)
        • Richtersius coronifer
        • Macrobiotis hystricogenitus
        • Schusterius tridigitus
        • Pseudohexapodibius degenerans
        • Biserovus bindae
        • Famelobiotus scalicii
        • Minilentus dubius
        • Adorybiotus granulatus
      • Necopinatidae → (4 species)
        • Apodibius → (3 species)
        • Necopinatum mirabile
      • Murrayidae → (26 species)
        • Dactylobiotus → (17 species)
        • Murrayon → (8 species)
        • Macroversum mirum
    • Eohypsibioidea → (14 species)
      • Bertolanius → (9 species)
        • Amphibolus smreczinskii
        • Bertolanius birnae
        • Bertolanius nebulosus
        • Bertolanius weglarskae
        • Bertolanius markevichi
        • Bertolanius mahunkai
        • Bertolanius volubilis
        • Bertolanius portucalensis
        • Bertolanius smreczynskii
      • Austeruseus → (3 species)
        • Austeruseus rokuri
        • Austeruseus faeroensis
        • Austeruseus balduri
      • Eohypsibius → (2 species)
        • Eohypsibius terrestris
        • Eohypsibius nadjae
    • Dastychius improvisus
  • Milnesiidae → (38 species)
    • Milnesium → (35 species)
      • Milnesium bohleberi
      • Milnesium lagniappe
      • Milnesium antarcticum
      • Milnesium minutum
      • Milnesium almatyense
      • Milnesium alabamae
      • Milnesium reductum
      • Milnesium swansoni
      • Milnesium asiaticum
      • Milnesium jacobi
      • Milnesium granulatum
      • Milnesium shilohae
      • Milnesium eurystomum
      • Milnesium validum
      • Milnesium beatae
      • Milnesium longiungue
      • Milnesium tetralamellatum
      • Milnesium reticulatum
      • Milnesium tumanovi
      • Milnesium dornensis
      • Milnesium barbadosense
      • Milnesium sandrae
      • Milnesium tardigradum
      • Milnesium variefidum
      • Milnesium katarzynae
      • Milnesium argentinum
      • Milnesium vorax
      • Milnesium alpigenum
      • Milnesium krzysztofi
      • Milnesium brachyungue
      • Milnesium zsalakoae
      • Milnesium kogui
      • Milnesium beasleyi
      • Milnesium dujiangensis
      • Milnesium berladnicorum
    • Bergtrollus dzimbowski
    • Milnesioides exsertum
    • Limmenius porcellus

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