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Tribes are sorted by continent, bonded species' biological class (mammals, avians, reptiles, etc.) and then subsequent groupings down to species.

Thiskelian Tribes

Thiskel's biological diversity is based primarily on Eurasian species, with the east corresponding with Europe and the west corresponding with eastern Asia (primarily China, Korea, Japan, and limited SE Asian species). South Thiskel contains African species and contains regions of jungle, savannah, desert, and arid mountains.

• North Thiskel
  • Mammals
    • Lagomorphs (Rabbits and hares)
      • Lepus - (Eurasian) Hare
      • Orycto - (Eurasian) Rabbit
    • Rodentia
      • Castor - (Eurasian) Beaver
    • Carnivorans - Carnivores
      • Felines
        • Pantherans
          • Uncia - Snow Leopard
          • Tigris - Tiger
        • Lynx - (Eurasian) and (Iberian) Lynxes
        • Felis - Wildcats
      • Canids
        • Lupus - Gray Wolf
        • Vulpes - Red Fox, (Tibetan) Sand Fox
      • Ursines
        • Ursus - Bears
        • Ailuro - Panda
      • Mustelids - Otters, weasels, badgers, etc.
        • Martes - Yellow-Throated Marten
        • Lutra - (Eurasian) Otter
        • Meles - (Eurasian) Badgers
      • Ailurus - Red Panda
    • Ungulates
      • Artiodactyla (Even-toed ungulates)
        • Sus - Wild Boar
        • Lipotes - River Dolphin (Baiji)
        • Ruminants
          • Cervus - Red Deer, (Sika) Deer, (Thorold's) or White-Lipped Deer
          • Dama - Fallow deer, Roe Deer, Musk Deer, Water Deer
          • Alces - Moose
          • Capra - Goat and Antelope tribes
          • Ovis - Wild sheep
          • Budorcas - Takin
      • Perissodactyla (Even-toed ungulates)
        • Equus - Wild Horse or Tarpan, (Tibetan) Wild Ass or Kiang
  • Avians
    • Haliaeetus - White-Tailed Eagle, (Stellar's) Sea Eagle
    • Aegypius - Cinereous Vulture
    • Gyps - Griffon Vulture, (Himalayan) Vulture
    • Bubo - (Eurasian) Eagle-Owl
    • Anastomus - (Asian) Openbill
    • Ciconia - White Stork, (Oriental) Stork, Black Stork
    • Cygnus - Mute Swan
    • Leucogeranus - (Siberian) Crane
    • Antigone - White-Naped Crane
    • Grus - Common, Red-Crowned, Hooded, Black-Necked, Demoiselle Cranes
    • Platalea - (Eurasian) and Black-Faced Spoonbills
    • Pinguinus - Great Auk

• South Thiskel
  • Mammals
    • Lagomorphs (Rabbits and hares)
      • Lepus - Hares
    • Rodentia
      • Hystrix - South Thiskelian Porcupines
    • Pholidota (Pangolins)
      • Smutsia - South Thiskelian Pangolins
    • Carnivorans - Carnivores
      • Felines
        • Pantherans
          • Pardus - Leopard
          • Leo - Lion
        • Caracals
          • Caracal
          • Aurata - Golden Cat
          • Serval
        • Acinonyx - Cheetah
        • Felis - Wild cats
      • Civetta - South Thiskelian Civet
      • Genetta - Genets
      • Hyenas
        • Crocuta - Spotted Hyena
        • Hyaena - Brown Hyena and Striped Hyena
        • Proteles - Aardwolf
      • Herpestes White-Tailed Mongoose
      • Canids
        • Canis - Golden Wolf
          • Aureus - Golden Jackal
        • Lupulella - Jackals (side-striped and black-backed)
        • Lycaon - Wild or Painted Dog
        • Otocyon - Bat-Eared Fox
        • Vulpes - Fennec Fox, other South Thiskelian true foxes
      • Mustelids - Otters, weasels, badgers, etc.
        • Hydrictis - Spotted-Neck Otter
        • Aonyx - Small-clawed or clawless otters
        • Mellivora - Honey Badger
    • Ungulates
      • Orycteropus - Aardvark
      • Artiodactyla (Even-toed ungulates)
        • Suina (Pigs)
          • Hylochoerus - Giant Forest Hog
          • Potamochoerus - Bushpig and Red River Hog
          • Phacochoerus - Warthogs
          • Choeropsis - Pygmy Hippopotamus
        • Ruminants
          • Hyemoschus - Chevrotain
          • Okapia - Okapi
          • Bovidae - Cattle, Deer, Antelope, Goats, and Sheep
            • Taurotragus - Elands
            • Tragelaphus - Kudus, Nyala, Bushbuck, Bongo, and Sitatunga
            • Gazella - (Cuvier's) Gazelle, (Dorcas) Gazelle, Rhim Gazelle, (Speke's) Gazelle, other subspecies
            • Eudorcas - (Mongalla) Gazelle, Red-Fronted Gazelle, Red Gazelle (Thompson's) Gazelle, other subspecies
            • Nanger - (Dama) Gazelle, (Grant's) Gazelle, (Soemmerring's) Gazelle
            • Antidorcas - Springbok
            • [[Ammodorcas) - Dibatag or (Clarke's) Gazelle
            • Litocranius - Gerenuk
            • Dorcatragus - Beira
            • Madoqua - Dik-Diks
            • Neotragus - Royal Antelope
            • Oreotragus - Klipspringer
            • Ourebia - Oribi
            • Raphicerus - Steenbok and Grysbok
            • Cephalophys - Duikers
            • Philantomba - (Maxwell's) and Blue Duiker
            • Sylvicapra - Common Duiker
            • Ammotragus - (Barbary) Sheep
            • Capra - (Nubian) Ibex, (Walia) Ibex
            • Aepyceros - Impala
            • Hippotragus - Roan, Sable, and Giant Sable Antelope, Bluebuck
            • Oryx - (East African), Scimitar, Arabian Oryx, and Gemsbok
            • Addax
            • Pelea - Grey Rhebok
            • Kobus - Waterbuck, Kob, Lechwe, and Puku
            • Redunca - Reedbucks
            • Beatragus - Hirola
            • Damaliscus - Tsessebe, Korrigum, Topi, Bontebok, Blesbok
            • Alcelaphus - Hartebeests
            • Connochaetes - Wildebeest or Gnu
          • Camelus - Dromedary Camel
      • Perissodactyla (Even-toed ungulates)
        • Equus - Wild Ass
          • Quagga - Quagga
          • Zebra
  • Avians
    • Struthio - Ostrich
    • Polemaetus - Martial Eagle
    • Gyptaetus - Bearded Vulture or Lammergeier
    • Neophron - (Egyptian) Vulture
    • Gypohierax - Palm-Nut Vulture
    • Gyps - Griffon Vulture, White-Backed Vulture, (Cape) Vulture,(Rüppell's) Vulture
    • Necrosyrtes - Hooded Vulture
    • Torgos - Lappet-Faced Vulture
    • Trigonoceps - White-Headed Vulture
    • Sagittarius - Secretarybird
    • Ardeotis - Kori Bustard
    • Otis - Great Bustard
    • Balaniceps - Shoebill
    • Bucorvus - Ground Hornbill
    • Leptoptilos - Marabou Stork
    • Anastomus - (African) Openbill
    • Ciconia - White Stork, Woolly-Necked Stork, Black Stork
    • Ephippiorhynchus - Saddle-Billed Stork
    • Pavo - Peafowl
    • Numida - Helmeted Guineafowl
    • Acryllium - Vulturine Guineafowl
    • Balearica - Crowned Cranes
    • Grus - Wattled Crane, Blue Crane
    • Antigone - Sarus Crane
    • Threskiornis - (African) Sacred Ibis
    • Platalea - (African) and (Eurasian) Spoonbills
    • Phoenicopterus - Greater Flamingo
    • Spheniscus - (African) Penguin
  • Reptiles
    • Crocodylus - (Nile) Crocodile, (West African) Crocodile, Slender-Snouted Crocodile
    • Osteolaemus - Dwarf Crocodile
    • Bitis - (Gaboon) Viper
    • Dendroaspis - Black Mamba
    • Varanus - Monitor lizards (African)
    • Python - (African) Rock Python

Kalesten Tribes

Kalesten's biodiversity includes species primarily from the Americas, except for Ertia, which is home to Australian species. North Kalesten contains species from North America and South and Central Kalesten represent South and Central America.

• North Kalesten
  • Mammals
    • Marsupials
      • Didelphis - Opossum
    • Rodentia
      • Castor - (North American) Beaver
      • Erethizon - (North American) Porcupine
      • Marmota - Marmots and Groundhogs
    • Carnivorans - Carnivores
      • Felines
        • Lynx - Lynx, bobcat
        • Puma - Cougar
      • Canids
        • Lupus - Gray Wolf, Coyote
        • Vulpes - Foxes
      • Ursines
        • Ursus - Bears
      • Procyon - Raccoons
      • Mustelids - Otters, badgers, weasels
        • Gulo - Wolverine
        • Lontra - (North American) River Otters
        • Taxidea - (American) Badger
        • Mephitis - Hooded and Striped Skunks
        • Conepatus - Hog-Nosed Skunks
    • Ungulates
      • Artiodactyla (Even-toed ungulates)
        • Ruminants
          • Antilocapra - Pronghorn Antelope
          • Cervus - Elk (Wapiti)
          • Odoco - White-Tailed, Black-Tailed, and Mule Deer
          • Alces - Moose
          • Ovis - Bighorn and (Dall) Sheep
          • Oreamnos - Mountain Goat
  • Avians
    • Aquila - Golden Eagle
    • Haliaeetus - (Stellar's) Sea Eagle, Bald Eagle
    • Bubo - Great Horned Owl
    • Ardea - Great Blue Heron, Great Egret
    • Cygnus - Trumpeter Swan
    • Meleagris - Turkey
    • Antigone - Sandhill Crane
    • Grus - Whooping Crane
    • Pinguinus - Great Auk
  • Reptiles
    • Alligator - (American) Alligator

• South Kalesten
  • Mammals
    • Xenarthans
      • Priodontes - Giant Armadillo
      • Choloepus - Two-Toed Sloth
      • Myrmecophaga - Giant Anteater
      • Tamandua - Tamandua
    • Lagomorphs (Rabbits and Hares)
      • Lepus - Hares and Jackrabbits
    • Rodentia
      • Hydrochoerus - Capybara
      • Myocastor - Copyu (Muskrat)
      • Dolichotis - Mara
      • Dinomys - Pacarana
      • Paca - Paca
    • Carnivorans - Carnivores
      • Felines
        • Onca - Jaguar
        • Leopardus - Ocelot, Margay, and other related species.
        • Puma - Cougar
        • Herpailurus - Jaguarundi
      • Canids
        • Canis - Red Wolf
          • Latrans - Coyote
        • Vulpes - Kit Fox
        • Speothos - Bush Dog
        • Lycalopex - South Kalestan foxes or zorros
        • Atelocynus - Short-eared dog or zorro
        • Cerdocyon - Crab-eating fox
        • Chrysocyon - Maned Wolf
      • Ursines
        • Tremarctos - Spectacled Bear
      • Nasua - Coatis
      • Potos - Kinkajou
      • Mustelids - Otters, badgers, weasels
        • Eira - Tayra
        • Lontra - River otter
        • Pteronura - Giant Otter
        • Conepatus - Hog-Nosed Skunks
    • Ungulates
      • Artiodactyla (Even-toed ungulates)
        • Suina (Pigs)
          • Pecari - Peccaries
          • Tayassu - White-Lipped Peccary
          • Catagonus - Tagua
        • Inia - River Dolphin
        • Lama - Guanaco
        • Vicugna - Vicuña
        • Ruminants
          • Odoco - White-Tailed Deer
          • Mazama - Brockets
          • Blastocerus - Marsh Deer
          • Pudu
          • Taruca
      • Perissodactyla (Even-toed ungulates)
        • Tapirus - Tapirs
  • Avians
    • Rhea - Rhea
    • Harpia - Harpy Eagle
    • Gymnogyps - (California) Condor
    • Vultur - (Andean) Condor
    • Mycteria - Wood Stork
    • Ciconia - Maguari
    • Jabiru
    • Ardea - Great Blue Heron, Great Egret
    • Cygnus - Black-Necked Swan
    • Platalea - Roseate Spoonbill
    • Phoenicopterus - (Chilean) and (American) Flamingo
    • Spheniscus - (Magellanic), (Humbolt) Penguin
    • Eudyptes - Rockhopper Penguin
  • Reptiles
    • Alligator - (American) Alligator
    • Caiman - Species of Caiman.
    • Crocodylus - (American) crocodile species.
    • Eunectes - Anaconda species
    • Boa - Boa Constrictor
    • Chelonoidis - Giant Tortoise

• Ertia
  • Mammals
    • Thylacinus - Thylacine or (Tasmanian) Tiger or Wolf
    • Dasyurus - Quolls
    • Sarcophilus - (Tasmanian) Devil
    • Vombatus - Wombats
    • Phascolarctos - Koala
    • Ailurops - Bear Cuscuses
    • Strigocuscus - Dwarf Cuscuses
    • Phalanger - Cuscuses
    • Spilocuscus - Spotted Cuscuses
    • Dendrolagus - Tree Kangaroos
    • Dorcopsis
    • Largochestes - Hare-Wallabies
    • Notamacropus - Agile, Dwarf, Black-Striped, (Toolache) or (Grey's), Western Brush, Parma, Whiptail, and Red-Necked wallabies
    • Osphranter - Atilopine and Red Kangaroos, Black and Common Wallaroos
    • Macropus - Grey Kangaroos
    • Onychogalea - Nail-Tail Wallaby
    • Petrogale - Rock Wallabies
    • Setonix - Quokka
    • Thylogale - Pademelons
    • Wallabia - Swamp or Black Wallaby
  • Avians
    • Casuarius - Cassowary
    • Dromaius - Emu
    • Aquila - Wedge-Tailed Eagle
    • Harpagornis - (Haast's) Eagle
    • Ardeotis - (Australian) Bustard
    • Cygnus - Black Swan
    • Antigone - Brolga
    • Goura - Crowned Pigeon
    • Platalea - Yellow-Billed Spoonbill
  • Reptiles
    • Crocodylus - Freshwater and Saltwater Crocodiles
    • Aspidites - Black-Headed Python
    • Varanus - Monitor lizards (Australian)

Ageond Tribes

Ageond's Ochae'nafod tribes are now extinct.