Commentaires
La phylogénie traditionnelle semble confirmée par la phylogénomique.
Cérianthaires - Sur le peu d'études intégrant les Cérianthaires, ceux-ci sont majoritairement retrouvés comme groupe frère des Hexacoralliaires. Mais ils pourraient être des Hexacoralliaires dérivés.
Myxozoaires - La position des Myxozoaires n'est pas encore solidement établie mais elle n'est pas contredite.
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