Bulletin of Phylogenetic Nomenclature

An Errata for Phylonyms: A Companion to the PhyloCode

Philip D. Cantino — 2024-02-12

The editors of Phylonyms (de Queiroz et al. 2020) would like to make some corrections.

**Phylogenetic nomenclature of Notosuchia (Crocodylomorpha; Crocodyliformes)**

Juan Martín Leardi — 2024-08-05

Notosuchia is a large and diverse clade of Mesozoic crocodyliforms that thrived in continental environments especially during the Cretaceous of Gondwana. This clade has been the focus of several phylogenetic studies that led to the consensus of two main topological arrangements, mostly differing in the position of the clade Sebecidae: the sebecosuchian and sebecian hypotheses. In this manuscript we review the main phylogenetic definitions of several clades of notosuchians in the context of these hypotheses. As a result, besides the clade names previously established under the ICPN/Phylocode (including registration in RegNum) by Ruiz et al. (2021) (Notosuchia, Xenodontosuchia, Sphagesauria, Sphagesauridae) and Darlim et al. (2021a) (Baurusuchia, Baurusuchidae, Baurusuchinae, Pissarrachampsinae), eleven clade names have been registered and are defined in this contribution. Ten of these represent converted clade names (Uruguaysuchidae, Mahajangasuchidae, Peirosauridae, Itasuchidae, Ziphosuchia, Sphagesaurinae, Caipirasuchinae, Sebecia, Sebecosuchia, and Sebecia), while one represents a new clade name (Peirosauria). Furthermore, the definition of Xenodontosuchia is emended (unrestricted emendation) so that the name can be used in the context of a wider array of topologies.

Addition to “An updated phylogeny, biogeography, and PhyloCode-based classification of Cornaceae based on three sets of genomic data”

Zhi-Yuan Du — 2024-08-15

Du et al. (2023) produced a phylogeny of Cornus L. using three sets of genomic data, proposed a classification within the clade, and phylogenetically defined 13 clade names following the International Code of Phylogenetic Nomenclature (PhyloCode). However, the clade names were not fully established because no registration numbers were cited in the protologues, as required by the PhyloCode. That omission is remedied here, and expanded protologues are provided for the 13 names defined by Du et al. (2023). Ten of the 13 names are the same as those proposed by Du et al., (2023), while three names proposed by Du et al. (2023) are changed here (viz., Involucry to Involucratae, Bractishowy to Bractipetaloides, and Eurasiancherry to Eurasiamacrocarpium).