Commentaires
Placentaires - Le débat est vif sur le groupe frère des Boréoeuthériens. Les deux hypothèses principales sont soit les Afrothériens, soit un clade regroupant Xénarthres et Afrothériens.
Afrothériens - Deux hypothèses s'affrontent sur le groupe frère des Proboscidiens : les Hyracoïdes ou les Siréniens.
Scandentiens - La position des Scandentiens est très instable : groupe frère de tous les autres Euarchontoglires, groupe frère du clade (Rongeurs, Lagomorphes), groupe frère du clade (Dermoptères, Primates) voire même au sein du clade (Dermoptères, Primates).
Chiroptères - Les Chiroptères sont le plus souvent retrouvés comme groupe frère de tous les autres Laurasiathériens hors Eulipotyphles, mais il n'y a pas consensus.
Périssodactyles - La position des Périssodactyles n'est pas stable. Les deux hypothèses principales sont soit groupe frère du clade (Carnivores, Pholidotes), soit groupe frère des Cétartiodactyles.
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