The placement of Ilchunaia within Sebecosuchidae has been questioned in the past, and many recent phylogenetic analyses have shown the family to be entirely paraphyletic, with members most likely being basalsebecosuchians ancestral to the baurusuchids.[8][9][10][11]
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