than to Velociraptor, Microraptor, Passer and Unenlagia. Cladogram (2012): The exact consensus for the Dromaeosaurinae phylogeny is still uncertain, since most performed phylogenetic analyses have radically different results with some taxa being recovered on different clades or excluded. According to the phylogenetic analysis performed by Senter et al. 2012, Yurgovuchia represents an advanced dromaeosaurine, closely related to Achillobator, Dromaeosaurus and Utahraptor. During the description of Dakotaraptor in 2015, it was proposed a new cladistic analysis using data from the Theropod Working Group; below are the results for this analysys: However, in the most recent analysis conducted by Currie and Evans in 2019, the most representative members of the Dromaeosaurinae were recovered as velociraptorines, such as Achillobator and Utahraptor. See also Timeline of dromaeosaurid research Dromaeosauridae Eudromaeosauria References External links Dromaeosaurinae in the Paleobiology Database Eudromaeosaurs Fossil taxa described in 1922