Strict consensus of the four MPTs obtained by Marjanović & Laurin (2009: electronic supplementary material 2) from their modified version of the matrix of Anderson et al. (2008a) with ordering of clinal characters. Note that contrary to Anderson et al. (2008a), who had found extant amphibians to be diphyletic, with the stem-caecilian Eocaecilia among lepospondyls but Albanerpetidae, “salamanders”, Triadobatrachus and “frogs” among temnospondyls, Lissamphibia is found as a clade (cyan rectangle) and placed among lepospondyls (orange rectangle). The temnospondyl Gerobatrachus, interpreted as a member of the batrachian stem by Anderson et al. (2008a), i.e., closest to frogs and salamanders, is marked with a purple rectangle and white font. The names of extant taxa are in boldface; “frogs” and “salamanders” are composites. The application of the name Amphibamiformes is unclear due to the absence of Dissorophus. Numbers below internodes are bootstrap percentages (in bold if 50 or higher; “–” indicates clades contradicted by the bootstrap tree, always by clades with bootstrap percentages of 40 or less), numbers above internodes are Bremer values. Some or all of the Bremer values shown as “≥ 5” are probably 5 (Marjanović and Laurin 2009). Note that “Asaphestera” as used here is a chimera of the amniote Asaphestera, the microsaur Steenerpeton Mann et al., 2020, and an indeterminate lower jaw; most of the material belongs to Steenerpeton, however (Mann et al. 2020). The Dendrerpetidae OTU was originally called “Dendrerpeton” but is mostly based on its apparently close relative Dendrysekos.