Mammalogy Lab 4
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This document discusses the taxonomy of four orders of mammals - Afrosoricida, Pholiodota, Erinaceomorpha, and Soricomorpha. It outlines their taxonomic classification within the kingdom Animalia and class Mammalia. It also lists the families and some examples of species that belong to each of the four orders.
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Mammalogy Lab 4
- 1. Mammalogy Lab 4 Pholiodota, afrosoricida, erinaceomorpha, and soricomorpha
- 2. Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Mammalia Subclass Theria Infraclass Eutheria
- 3. Order Afrosoricida Tenrecs and golden Moles Family Tenrecidae-Tenrecs Family Chrysochloridae-Golden Moles
- 6. Order Pholiodota Pangolins Family Manidae
- 8. Order Erinaceomorpha Gymnures and hedgehogs Family Erinaceidae
- 10. Order Sorimorpha Insectivores Family solenodontidae-solenodons Family Soricidae-Shrews Species Cryptotisparva Family talpidae-desmans, moles and relatives Species Scalopusaquaticus
- 12. Family Soricidae
- 13. Family Talpidae