Euarchontoglires

**Euarchontoglires** huwa superordni ta' mammiferi plaċentati bbażat fuq analiżi ta' sekwenzi ġenetiċi molekulari u fuq dati preżenti/assenti ta' retrotranspożji. Dan is-superordni qiegħed klassifikat, fil-klassi Mammalia, fis-sottoklassi Theria u  fl-infraklassi Eutheria. 

Euarchontoglires jiġbor fih żewġ kladi u sitt ordnijiet. Dan is-superordni flimkien ma' tliet superordnijiet oħra Afrotheria, Laurasiatheria, u Xenarthra, jiffurmaw l-infraklassi Eutheria.

L-Euarchontoglires probabbilment infired mis-superordni Laurasiatheria bejn 85 u 95 miljun sena ilu matul il-Kretaċju. Din l-ipoteżi hija sostnuta kemm minn fossili kif ukoll minn evidenza molekulari.

## Organizzazzjoni

## Klassifikazzjoni

* Klassi Mammalia
** Sottoklassi Theria
*** Infraklassi Eutheria
****Superordni **Euarchontoglires**
***** Klad Glires
****** Ordni Lagomorpha
****** Ordni Rodentia
***** Klad Euarchonta
****** Ordni Scandentia
****** Ordni Dermoptera
****** Ordni Plesiadapiformes (estint)
****** Ordni Primates

## Sinonimi
"Supraprimates" huwa sinonimu jew l-istess bħal, u jirreferi, għas-superordni Euarchontoglires.

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## Ħoloq esterni
* ''Placental mammal diversification and the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary''
* ''Molecular and Morphological Supertrees for Eutherian (Placental) Mammals''