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hese pages are intended to provide an overview of the species and some subspecies, including those already extinct, that belong to the taxonomic Mammalian Orders within my scope of interest. As nature conservation is my driver the lists are based on 'The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™' (including the Catalogue of Life). Other sources used are:

 

For a visualisation of the taxonomic systematics of the several carnivorous Genera and Species just follow the relevant links below. Use theTerrestrial carnivore species' taxonomic trees sliding panelsto have the different taxonomic trees convenient together in sliding panels.


 

KingdomPhylumClassOrderFamilyGenus / Species
AnimaliaAnnelida slidingpanelsgreen
FungiArthropoda 
PlantaeChordataActinopterygii 
ProtistaCnidariaAmphibia 
EchinodermataAves  
MolluscaCephalaspidomorphi 
NemertinaChpondrichthyes 
OnychophoraMammaliaAfrosoricida 
PlatyhelminthesMyxiniCarnivoraAiluridae 
ReptiliaCetartiodactyla†Amphicyonidae 
SarcopterygiiChiroptera †Barbourofelidae 
Cingulata Canidae  
Dasyuromorphia †Enaliarctidae  
Dermoptera Eupleridae 
Didelphimorphia Felidae 
Diprotodontia †Hemicyonidae 
Eulipotyphla Herpestidae  
Hyracoidea Hyaenidae  
LagomorphaMephitidae  
Macroscelidea Mustelidae 
MicrobiotheriaNandiniidae 
Monotremata †Nimravidae 
NotoryctemorphiaOdobenidae 
PaucituberculataOtariidae  
Peramelemorphia †Percrocutidae  
Perissodactyla Phocidae  
Pholidota Prionodontidae  
Primates Procyonidae  
Proboscidea†Stenoplesictidae 
Rodentia Ursidae  
ScandentiaViverridae  
Sirenia  
Tubulidentata 

 




Goal: 7000 tigers in the wild

Tiger range countries map

 

"Tiger map" (CC BY 2.5) by Sanderson et al., 2006.

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