Biota of the Isle of Man | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-02-07

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00:00:29 1 Amphibia (amphibians)
00:00:40 1.1 Salamandridae (salamanders and newts)
00:01:08 1.2 Anura (frogs and toads)
00:01:27 2 Aves (birds)
00:01:37 2.1 Gaviidae (divers)
00:01:57 2.2 Podicipedidae (grebes)
00:02:16 2.3 Hydrobatidae (petrels)
00:02:31 2.4 Procellariidae (shearwaters)
00:02:50 2.5 Sulidae (gannets and boobies)
00:03:04 2.6 Phalacrocoracidae (cormorants)
00:03:23 2.7 Ardeidae (egrets and herons)
00:03:42 2.8 Anatidae (swans, geese and ducks)
00:05:31 2.9 Accipitridae (hawks, eagles, kites and harriers)
00:05:53 2.10 Falconidae (falcons)
00:06:12 2.11 Phasianidae (partridges and quail)
00:06:37 2.12 Tetraonidae (grouse)
00:06:55 2.13 Phasianidae (pheasants)
00:07:08 2.14 Rallidae (rails and crakes)
00:07:29 2.15 Haematopodidae (oystercatchers)
00:07:44 2.16 Scolopacidae (waders)
00:07:57 2.17 Scolopacidae (woodcock and snipe)
00:08:14 2.18 Laridae (gulls)
00:08:33 2.19 Alcidae (auks)
00:08:51 2.20 Columbidae (pigeons)
00:09:07 2.21 Tytonidae (barn owls)
00:09:20 2.22 Strigidae (other owls)
00:09:41 2.23 Hirundinidae (swallows)
00:09:54 2.24 Motacillidae (wagtails)
00:10:11 2.25 Troglodytidae (wrens)
00:10:25 2.26 Prunellidae (dunnock)
00:10:37 2.27 Turdidae (thrushes)
00:10:57 2.28 Sylviidae (warblers)
00:11:14 2.29 Paridae (tits)
00:11:39 2.30 Sturnidae (starlings)
00:11:51 2.31 Corvidae (corvids)
00:12:24 2.32 Passeridae (sparrows)
00:12:37 2.33 Fringillidae (finches)
00:12:57 2.34 Emberizidae (buntings)
00:13:10 3 Insecta (insects)
00:13:20 3.1 Neuroptera (lacewings)
00:13:40 3.2 Trichoptera (caddisflies)
00:13:58 3.3 Odonata (dragonflies)
00:15:09 3.4 Orthoptera (grasshoppers and crickets)
00:15:47 3.5 Dermaptera (earwigs)
00:16:00 3.6 Dictyoptera (cochroaches)
00:16:10 3.7 Phasmida (stick-insects)
00:16:20 3.8 Diptera (true flies)
00:16:50 3.9 Coleoptera (beetles)
00:16:59 3.10 Hymenoptera (bees, wasps and ants)
00:17:56 3.11 Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths)
00:18:07 3.11.1 Pieridae (whites)
00:18:30 3.11.2 Lycaenidae (blues and coppers)
00:18:50 3.11.3 Satyridae (browns)
00:19:16 3.11.4 Nymphalidae (fritillaries and aristocrats)
00:19:50 3.11.5 Arctiidae (woolly worm moths)
00:20:04 3.11.6 Geometridae (geometers)
00:20:25 3.11.7 Sphingidae (hawkmoths)
00:20:42 3.11.8 Notodontidae (prominent moths)
00:20:54 3.11.9 Noctuidae (noctuids)
00:21:12 3.12 Hemiptera (true bugs)
00:21:57 4 Mammalia (mammals)
00:22:07 4.1 Chiroptera (bats)
00:22:45 4.2 Lagomorpha (rabbits and hares)
00:23:17 4.3 Insectivora (insect-eaters)
00:23:44 4.4 Rodentia (rodents)
00:24:08 4.5 Carnivora (carnivores)
00:24:30 4.6 Cervidae (deer)
00:24:44 4.7 Pinnipedia (seals and walruses)
00:25:05 4.8 Artiodactyla (even-toed ungulates or hoofed mammals)
00:25:22 4.9 Marsupialia (marsupials)
00:25:39 4.10 Cetacea (whales and dolphins)
00:26:03 4.10.1 Regularly seen species
00:26:41 4.10.2 Rarely seen species
00:27:01 4.10.3 Vagrant species
00:27:32 4.10.4 Extinct populations
00:27:54 4.11 Domestic animals
00:29:24 5 Mollusca (molluscs)
00:30:26 6 Reptilia (reptiles)
00:30:41 7 Chondrichthyes (cartilagenous fish)
00:30:57 8 Osteichthyes (bony fish)
00:31:23 9 Arthropoda (arthropods)
00:31:44 9.1 Anostraca
00:31:53 9.1.1 Chirocephalidae
00:32:06 9.2 Arachnida (spiders)
00:32:25 9.2.1 Pholcidae
00:32:37 9.2.2 Segestriidae
00:32:49 9.2.3 Dysderidae
00:33:08 9.2.4 Oonopidae
00:33:19 9.2.5 Mimetidae
00:33:33 9.2.6 Nesticidae
00:33:44 9.2.7 Theridiidae
00:34:36 9.2.8 Linyphiidae
00:39:41 9.2.9 Tetragnathidae
00:40:16 9.2.10 Araneidae
00:40:54 9.2.11 Lycosidae
00:41:46 9.2.12 Pisauridae
00:41:59 9.2.13 Agelenidae
00:42:18 9.2.14 Cybaeidae
00:42:30 9.2.15 Hahniidae
00:42:47 9.2.16 Dictynidae
00:43:01 9.2.17 Amaurobiidae
00:43:23 9.2.18 Liocranidae
00:43:43 9.2.19 Clubionidae
00:44:29 9.2.20 Gnaphosidae
00:45:10 9.2.21 Philodromidae
00:45:28 9.2.22 Thomisidae
00:45:57 9.2.23 Salticidae
00:46:23 10 Pinophyta (conifers)
00:46:33 10.1 Cupressaceae (cypresses)
00:46:47 11 Magnoliopsida
00:51:35 11.1 Brassicales
00:51:48 11.2 Nymphaeaceae (waterlilies)
00:52:02 12 Mycetozoa (slime moulds)
00:52:19 13 Strophariaceae (dung fungi)
00:52:52 13.1 Ascomycetes
00:53:01 13.1.1 Pezizales
00:53:15 13.1.2 Thelebolales
00:53:26 13.1.3 Helotiales
00:53:37 13.1.4 Sordariales
00:54:02 13.1.5 Microascales
00:54:13 13.1.6 Pleosporales
00:54:36 13.2 Basidiomycetes
00:54:45 13.2.1 Agaricales
00:54:58 13.3 Zygomycetes
00:55:07 13.3.1 Mucorales
00:55:18 13.4 Myxomycetes



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