Races and species/Animalia/Chordates/Mammals

This list uses the molecular classification, instead of the standardized textbook classifications.

## list

* Atlantogenata
	+ Afrotheria
		- Afroinsectiphilia
			* Macroscelidea
				+ Macroscelididae: Elephant shrews
			* Afrosoricida
				+ Tenrecidae: Tenrecs
				+ Potamogalidae: Otter-shews
				+ Chrysochloridae: Golden moles
			* Tubulidentata
				+ Orycteropodidae: Aardvark
		- Paenungulata
			* Proboscidea
				+ Elephantidae: Elephants
			* Hyracoidea
				+ Procaviidae: Hyraxes
			* Sirenia
				+ Dugongidae: Dugongs
				+ Trichechidae: Manatees
	+ Xenarthra
		- Cingulata
			* Chlamyphoridae: Armadillos
			* Dasypodidae: Long-nosed armadillos
		- Pilosa
			* Vermilingue
				+ Cyclopedidae: Silky anteaters
				+ Myrmecophagidae: Anteaters
			* Folivora
				+ Choloepodidae: Two-toed sloths
				+ Bradypodidae: Three-toes sloths
* Boreoeutheria
	+ Euarchontoglires
		- Euarchonta
			* Scandentia
				+ Ptilocercidae: Pen-tailed treeshrews
				+ Tupaiidae: Tupaiidae
			* Primatomorpha
				+ Dermoptera
					- Cynocephalidae: Flying lemurs
				+ Primates
					- Cheirogaleidae: Dwarf lemurs
					- Lemuridae: Lemurs
					- Lepilemuridae: Sportive lemurs
					- Indriidae: Indri's
					- Daubentoniidae: Aye-ayes
					- Lorisidae: Lorises
					- Galagidae: Galagos
					- Tarsiidae: Tarsiers
					- Callitrichidae: Marmosets
					- Cabidae: New World monkeys
					- Cercopithecidae: Old World monkeys
					- Hylobatidae: Gibbons
					- Hominidae: Humans
		- Glires
			* Lagomorpha
				+ Leporidae: Rabbits and hares
				+ Ochontonidae: Pikas
			* Rodentia
				+ Castorimorpha
					- Castoridae: Beavers
					- Geomyidae: Pocket gophers
					- Heteromyidae: Kangaroo rats
				+ Myomorpha
					- Dipodidae: Jerboas
					- Zapodidae: Jumping mice
					- Sicistidae: Birch mice
					- Platacanthomyidae: Spiny dormouse
					- Spalacidae: Zokors
					- Calomyscidae: Mouse-like hamsters
					- Nesomyidae: Old endemic African muroids
					- Cricetidae: Hamsters
					- Muridae: Gerbils
				+ Anomaluromorpha
					- Anomaluridae: Scaly-tailed flying squirrels
					- Pedetidae: Springhaas
				+ Hystricomorpha
					- Ctenodactylidae: Gundis
					- Diatomyidae: Laotian rock rat
					- Hystricidae: Old World procupines
					- Bathyergidae: African mole-rats
					- Petromuridae: Rock dassies
					- Thryonomyidae: Cane rats
					- Erethizontidae: New World porcupines
					- Chinchillidae: Chinchillas
					- Dinomyidae: Pacarana
					- Caviidae: Capybara
					- Dasyproctida: Agoutis
					- Caniculidae: Paca
					- Ctenomyidae: Tuco-tucos
					- Octodontidae: Degus
					- Abrocomidae: Chinchilla-rats
					- Echimyidae: Spiny rats
					- Capromyidae: Hutias
					- Heptaxodontidae: Giant hutias
					- Myocastoridae: Nutrias
				+ Sciuromorpha
					- Aplodontiidae: Mountain beavers
					- Sciuridae: Squirrels
					- Gliridae: Dormice
	+ Laurasiatheria
		- Eulipotyphla
			* Solenodontidae: Solenodons
			* Nesophontidae: Nesophontes
			* Soricidae: Shrews
			* Talpidae: Moles
			* Erinaceidae: Hedgehogs
			* Galericidae: Moonrats
		- Chiroptera
			* Order Chiroptera: bats (cosmopolitan)
				+ Suborder Yinpterochiroptera
					- Family Pteropodidae: flying foxes (Africa, Eurasia, Australia)
					- Family Hipposideridae: trident bats, leaf-nosed bats
					- Family Rhinolophidae: horseshoe bats (Old World)
					- Family Rhinopomatidae: mouse-tailed bats (Africa, Southeast Asia)
					- Family Craseonycteridae: Kitti's hog-nosed bat (Thailand)
					- Family Megadermatidae: false vampire bats (Africa, Southeast Asia, Australia)
				+ Suborder Yangochiroptera
					- Family Emballonuridae: sac-winged bats (southern continents)
					- Family Nycteridae: slit-faced bats (Africa, Southeast Asia)
					- Family Mystacinidae: short-tailed bats (New Zealand)
					- Family Thyropteridae: sucker-footed bats (South America)
					- Family Furipteridae: smoky bats (South America)
					- Family Noctilionidae: fishing bats (South America)
					- Family Mormoopidae: leaf-chinned bats (South America)
					- Family Phyllostomidae: leaf-nosed bats (South America)
					- Family Myzopodidae: sucker-footed bats (Madagascar)
					- Family Natalidae: funnel-eared bats (South America)
					- Family Molossidae: free-tailed bats (cosmopolitan)
					- Family Miniopteridae: long-fingered bats
					- Family Cistugidae: wing-gland bats
					- Family Vespertilionidae: vesper bats (cosmopolitan)
		- Ferae
			* Pholidota
				+ Manidae: Pangolins
			* Carnivora
				+ Feliformia
					- Nandiniidae: African palm civet
					- Prionodontidae: Asiatic linsangs
					- Felidae: Cats
					- Viverridae: Civets
					- Herpestidae: Mongooses
					- Eupleridae: Malagasy carnivorans
					- Hyaenidae: Hyaenas
				+ Caniformia
					- Canidae: Dogs
					- Ursidae: Bears
					- Otariidae: Eared seals
					- Odobenidae: Walrus
					- Phocidae: True seals
					- Ailuridae: Red panda
					- Mephitidae: Skunks
					- Mustelidae: Weasels
					- Procyonidae: Raccoons
		- Ungulata
			* Perissodactyla: These animals have hooves
				+ Equidae: Horses, zebras, donkeys (Africa, West and Central Asia)
				+ Tapiridae: Tapirs (Central and South America, Southeast Asia)
				+ Rhinocerotidae: Rhinoceroses (Africa, Southeast Asia)
			* Artiodactyla: These animals weigh themselves on *some* toes.
				+ Suiformes
					- Suidae: Pigs
					- Tayassuidae: Peccaries
				+ Tylopoda
					- Camelidae: Camels
				+ Ruminantia
					- Tragulidae: Mouse-deers
					- Antilocapridae: Pronghorn
					- Giraffidae: Giraffes
					- Cervidae: Deers
					- Moschidae: Musk deers
					- Bovidae: Sheep
				+ Whippomorpha
					- Hippopotamidae: Hippos
					- Cetacea
						* Mysticeti
							+ Balaenopteridae: Rorquals
							+ Balaenidae: Right and bowhead whales
							+ Eschrichtiidae: Gray whale
							+ Neobalaenidae: Pygmy right whales
						* Odontoceti
							+ Delphinidae: Dolphins
							+ Monodontidae: Belugas and narwhals
							+ Phocoenidae: Porpoises
							+ Physeteridae: Sperm whales
							+ Kogiidae: Dwarf sperm whales
							+ Platanistidae: South Asian river dolphins
							+ Iniidae: Amazon River dolphins
							+ Pontoporiidae: La Plata River dolphins
							+ Lipotidae: Baiji
							+ Ziphiidae: Beaked whales