Marsupialia

• Macropodidae

  Kangaroos; wallabies.

• Phalangeridae

  Phalangers; koalas.

• Dasyuridae

  Dasyures; native cats; pouched mice; banded anteaters; Tasmanian devils.

• Didelphidae

  Opossums.

• Peramelidae

  Bandicoots.

• Caenolestidae

  Small marsupials of southern South America.

• Vombatidae

  Wombats.

• Notoryctidae

  Pouched moles.

Microchiroptera

• Vespertilionidae

  The majority of common bats of temperate regions of the world.

• Phyllostomidae

  New World leaf-nosed bats.

• Desmodontidae

  True vampire bats.

• Hipposideridae

  Old World leafnose bats.

• Molossidae

  Mastiff bats; freetail bats.

• Rhinolophidae

  Old World leaf-nosed bats.

• Megadermatidae

  Old World false vampire bats.

Insectivora

• Talpidae

  Moles.

• Soricidae

  Shrews.

• Tenrecidae

  Tenrecs and extinct related forms.

• Chrysochloridae

  Golden moles.

• Erinaceidae

  True hedgehogs.

• Potamogalidae

  Otter shrews.

Carnivora

• Viverridae

  Genets; civets; mongooses.

• Canidae

  Dogs; wolves; jackals; foxes.

• Felidae

  Cats; wildcats; lions; leopards; cheetahs; saber-toothed tigers.

• Ursidae

  Bears and extinct related forms.

• Hyaenidae

  Hyenas.

Odontoceti

• Delphinidae

  Dolphins.

• Physeteridae

  Sperm whales.

• Ziphiidae

  Beaked whales; in some especially former classifications included in the family Physe...

• Platanistidae

  River dolphins.

Mysticeti

• Balaenopteridae

  Rorquals; blue whales.

• Balaenidae

  Right whales.

• Eschrichtiidae

  Comprising only the grey whales.

Pinnipedia

• Otariidae

  Eared seals: sea lions and fur seals.

• Phocidae

  Earless seals.

• Odobenidae

  Walruses and extinct forms.

Lagomorpha

• Leporidae

  Hares and rabbits.

• Ochotonidae

  Pikas and extinct forms.

Myomorpha

• Cricetidae

  Mostly small New World rodents including New World mice and lemmings and voles and h...

• Muroidea

  A superfamily of rodents essentially equal to the suborder Myomorpha but with the Dipodidae...

Muridae

• Muridae

  Originally Old World rats now distributed worldwide; distinguished from the Cricetidae by...

• Hydromyinae

  Water rats of Australia and New Guinea.

Monotremata

• Tachyglossidae

  Echidnas.

• Ornithorhynchidae

  Platypus.

Sirenia

• Dugongidae

  A family of mammals of order Sirenia including dugongs and Steller's sea cow.

• Trichechidae

  Comprising only the manatees.

Also contains

• Potoroinae

  Rat kangaroos.

• Gerbillinae

  Gerbils.

• Monodontidae

  Narwhals.

• Orycteropodidae

  Aardvarks.