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In an other article (maybe Reptilia ?) I read that Ankylopoda is rather an equivalent of Sauria, *including* on one hand Lepidosauria, and OTOH Archelosauria. Thus, there wouldn't be a contradition with Turtles being in Ankylopoda as well as in Archelosauria. — MFH:Talk 16:32, 13 February 2024 (UTC)Reply
