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Africa @[email protected] · 2026-07-17 · 17:17 UTC

https://www.europesays.com/africa/335866/ Afrique du Sud : le mystère de Thulamela s’épaissit, entre trésors volés et mythes effondrés #Afrique #DE #du #effondres #entre #ET #Le #Mystère #mythes #sepaissit #Sud #thulamela #tresors #voles

#voles #tresors #thulamela #sud #sepaissit #mythes

Afrique @[email protected] · 2026-07-17 · 17:17 UTC

https://www.europesays.com/afrique/159140/ Afrique du Sud : le mystère de Thulamela s’épaissit, entre trésors volés et mythes effondrés #Afrique #de #du #effondres #entre #et #le #Mystère #mythes #sepaissit #Sud #thulamela #Trésors #voles

#voles #tresors #thulamela #sud #sepaissit #mythes

All for Gardening @[email protected] · 2026-04-20 · 07:43 UTC

How To Keep Voles From Destroying Your Garden https://www.allforgardening.com/1722144/how-to-keep-voles-from-destroying-your-garden/ #garden #GroundCover #HardwareCloth #HowToGetRidOfVoles #RobertPierce #SheldonOwen #VoleControl #Voles #WildlifeExtensionSpecialist

#garden #groundcover #hardwarecloth #howtogetridofvoles #robertpierce #sheldonowen

All for Gardening @[email protected] · 2026-04-20 · 07:43 UTC

How To Keep Voles From Destroying Your Garden https://www.allforgardening.com/1722144/how-to-keep-voles-from-destroying-your-garden/ #garden #GroundCover #HardwareCloth #HowToGetRidOfVoles #RobertPierce #SheldonOwen #VoleControl #Voles #WildlifeExtensionSpecialist

#garden #groundcover #hardwarecloth #howtogetridofvoles #robertpierce #sheldonowen

The Habitat Foundation @[email protected] · 2026-03-23 · 10:48 UTC

The scientific committee of the Small Mammal Conservation Conference (SMCC) is known. Eleven scientists from eight countries will check the submitted abstracts for oral and poster presentations, and will prepare the programme. Submit your abstract and register as early bird before April:
https://smcc.habitatfoundation.org

#SMCC #discovermammals #voles #hamster #souslik #shrew #molerat #rat #squirrel #mouse #mice #Bulgaria

#smcc #discovermammals #voles #hamster #souslik #shrew

The Habitat Foundation @[email protected] · 2026-03-23 · 10:48 UTC

The scientific committee of the Small Mammal Conservation Conference (SMCC) is known. Eleven scientists from eight countries will check the submitted abstracts for oral and poster presentations, and will prepare the programme. Submit your abstract and register as early bird before April:
https://smcc.habitatfoundation.org

#SMCC #discovermammals #voles #hamster #souslik #shrew #molerat #rat #squirrel #mouse #mice #Bulgaria

#smcc #discovermammals #voles #hamster #souslik #shrew

Chuck Darwin @[email protected] · 2024-08-10 · 05:33 UTC

Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
from upcoming speeches
to her convention address and debate preparation.
 Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
 The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
 Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
taking notes and making edits.

#Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
 The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/08/09/harris-trump-debate-plans/

#philippe #reines #lorraine #voles #sheila #nix

Chuck Darwin @[email protected] · 2024-08-10 · 05:33 UTC

Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
from upcoming speeches
to her convention address and debate preparation.
 Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
 The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
 Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
taking notes and making edits.

#Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
 The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/08/09/harris-trump-debate-plans/

#lorraine #voles #sheila #nix #karen #dunn

Chuck Darwin @[email protected] · 2024-08-10 · 05:33 UTC

Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
from upcoming speeches
to her convention address and debate preparation.
 Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
 The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
 Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
taking notes and making edits.

#Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
 The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/08/09/harris-trump-debate-plans/

#lorraine #voles #sheila #nix #karen #dunn

Chuck Darwin @[email protected] · 2024-08-10 · 05:33 UTC

Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
from upcoming speeches
to her convention address and debate preparation.
 Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
 The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
 Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
taking notes and making edits.

#Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
 The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/08/09/harris-trump-debate-plans/

#philippe #reines #lorraine #voles #sheila #nix

Chuck Darwin @[email protected] · 2024-08-10 · 05:33 UTC

Harris meets with small team as she builds a campaign on the fly

As Vice President Kamala Harris ramps up a presidential campaign with almost unprecedented speed,
she has been meeting quietly but regularly with a small group of close aides to go over everything
from upcoming speeches
to her convention address and debate preparation.
 Sometimes the meetings are at Harris’s official residence in the Naval Observatory;
other times, in deference to her intensifying travel schedule, they take place on the road, with some aides joining via Zoom.
 The group, which started convening in June to prepare Harris for what was expected to be a vice-presidential debate,
has now become the closest thing she has to a brain trust.

The team includes #Lorraine #Voles and #Sheila #Nix, her chiefs of staff at the White House and campaign respectively.

Also included are #Karen #Dunn, who helped Harris prepare for her 2020 debate,

and #Rohini #Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser.
 Harris, supplied with briefing books by her aides,
often spends time in the mornings or aboard Air Force Two reviewing materials assembled by these aides and others,
taking notes and making edits.

#Philippe #Reines, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, has been lined up to play the part of Trump in debate practice.
 The meetings are a reminder that Harris is assembling a campaign on the fly.

Less than a month will have elapsed between President Joe Biden’s exit from the race on July 21, making Harris the likely nominee,
and the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Aug. 19.

That provides a tiny window for Harris to figure out how she wants to talk to voters and shape her message.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/08/09/harris-trump-debate-plans/

#reines #philippe #kosoglu #rohini #dunn #karen

Lukas VFN 🇪🇺 @[email protected] · 2024-04-28 · 07:34 UTC

Crunching #worms, squeaking #voles, drumming #ants: how #scientists are learning to eavesdrop on the sounds of soil
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/apr/19/scientists-wildlife-sounds-underground-species-soil-aoe

"The sound of an #earthworm is a distinctive rasping and scrunching. Ants sound like the soothing patter of rain. A passing, tunnelling #vole makes a noise like a squeaky dog’s toy repeatedly being chewed... #Soundscapes are becoming an increasingly popular way of monitoring #wildlife abundance, above ground, beneath the earth and underwater."

#worms #voles #ants #scientists #earthworm #vole

Lukas VFN 🇪🇺 @[email protected] · 2024-04-28 · 07:34 UTC

Crunching #worms, squeaking #voles, drumming #ants: how #scientists are learning to eavesdrop on the sounds of soil
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/apr/19/scientists-wildlife-sounds-underground-species-soil-aoe

"The sound of an #earthworm is a distinctive rasping and scrunching. Ants sound like the soothing patter of rain. A passing, tunnelling #vole makes a noise like a squeaky dog’s toy repeatedly being chewed... #Soundscapes are becoming an increasingly popular way of monitoring #wildlife abundance, above ground, beneath the earth and underwater."

#worms #voles #ants #scientists #earthworm #vole

AutisticMumTo3 @[email protected] · 2024-03-01 · 11:39 UTC

Southern Water pleads not guilty to polluting the River Test | Hampshire Chronicle
https://www.hampshirechronicle.co.uk/news/24148204.southern-water-pleads-not-guilty-polluting-river-test/

#SouthernWater
#Pollution
#RiverTest
#FishLegal
#SiteOfSpecialScientificInterest
#Salmon
#Trout
#Otters
#Voles
#Lamprey
#Bullhead

#southernwater #pollution #rivertest #fishlegal #siteofspecialscientificinterest #salmon

AutisticMumTo3 @[email protected] · 2024-03-01 · 11:39 UTC

Southern Water pleads not guilty to polluting the River Test | Hampshire Chronicle
https://www.hampshirechronicle.co.uk/news/24148204.southern-water-pleads-not-guilty-polluting-river-test/

#SouthernWater
#Pollution
#RiverTest
#FishLegal
#SiteOfSpecialScientificInterest
#Salmon
#Trout
#Otters
#Voles
#Lamprey
#Bullhead

#southernwater #pollution #rivertest #fishlegal #siteofspecialscientificinterest #salmon

C.B. Auder @[email protected] · 2024-01-17 · 23:36 UTC

The Yule Vole is still nibbling beneath the juniper and this week’s goal is to not give up. I find myself perpetually gripped in grief for the future, grieving in the grip of the present. I find myself, yet fail to find myself. Some days I find hugs help.

Also: binge-watching old TV shows. Surprise opossum tracks in the snow. “It’s just the lower-grade stomach upset, thank god,” I hear myself saying. But time is a juggernaut, a millstone on wheels. Eighteen degrees and lilacs budding. The days fall through my hands like they were lubed by calendar clowns.

I think it’s about trusting the process. Not in the sense of “everything always works out for the best” but a belief in one’s ability to reach a workable solution–or, if an answer cannot be found, to believe my future self capable of Dealing With Things. To know that even though today might be glum as shit and no answers are forthcoming that I will manage to weather each new nightmare. I will know how to cope. Yes. Yes. Like the local deer, I have been practicing survival.

The opossum is so small but she dances around on her little pink toes with these mounds of snow. In the cold morning I find the signs: a ghost of her grinning presence, splayed and clawing.

A couple of weeks ago I had a dizzy spell. I wish it had been brought about by something significant or substantive but it was a TV show cliffhanger. An actress somehow twisted my limbic system, stabbed her character’s wretchedness through the screen so viscerally that it compressed my ribcage. Oh my GOD, I blurted, OH MY GOD–my torso lurching with such disbelief that I was heard at the far end of the house. For an hour we had to postpone the joy of grocery shopping while I learned what it means to “catch one’s breath.” A complicated process, because at the same time you’re chasing it you also have to completely avoid even the idea of standing up.

At length I think I caught the concepts, and eventually the reality. Just sat there, inhaling the physicality of shock, exhaling the uncertainness baked into this absurd mortality loaf.

Meanwhile: I have discovered that mink eyeballs project from their heads like shiny-black half-installed marbles. They literally stick out of the sides of their faces. It is adorable and yet I also want to shake my weird little fist at them: Stop doing that to yourselves! This instant! Untucked eyeballs cannot possibly be safe!

Here’s a more solid sentiment, from a TV show so old that only the Young Rich Guy had a cellphone: The only way a good idea can come to life is if somebody chooses to see it through. This is true yet sounds exhausting, and why I confess a preference to easier word combinations, like: Good job, Doctor P. You really drained the hell out of that liver.

Maybe the platelet-red pen stroke I can see through the holly bush (that I thought was a cardinal but turned out to be the neighbor’s traffic cone to guide his school bus parking) is a cardinal AND a traffic cone. Because aren’t we all beeping and backing into contextualized fears, don’t they alternately shift and change gears when seen close up or from a distance? I mean, are you just sitting there watching a screen, or are you actually working like hell to stay absolutely perfectly still? Maybe the neighbor’s life is so full of a cardinal’s bravado that he displays a hopeful little pointy-hat safety-feature on his lawn, just to cheer everybody up. Red in shade, orange in sunlight. Standing perfectly still in grayscale at midnight like a trembling possibility.

Mink are small, but listen: they are fierce–hopping around out there day or night, braving the world’s drifts. Nose and reckless eyeballs first, they will pierce your expectations with shrieks and hisses if you so much as whistle near their traffic cones. Or so I imagine. I want to believe the neighbor’s cone sleeps well in this wetland area, this mink territory, trusting in a certainty of not being stolen, not being squashed by an innocent bus. It sits there like a pointy hat with a proper job, an important responsibility every day, snow or more snow. I envy its fiery talent for safely navigating the world.

Why is this mink in a vole hole.

https://cbauder.com/2024/01/17/mink-are-fiercer-than-their-eyeballs-look/

#art #cardinal #deer #dizziness #humor #minks #nature #opossums #persistence #theUnknown #trafficCones #trustingTheProcess #voles #wildlife #worry

#worry #wildlife #voles #trustingtheprocess #trafficcones #theunknown

Hashtag Lists @[email protected] · 2023-05-27 · 04:50 UTC

CW: Long List Showing Animal Phyla with Examples and Links

Animal Kingdom

Domain Eukaryota #Eukaryotes
Kingdom Animalia #Animals
Subdivision Bilateria BilateralSymmetry
Phyla Nephrozoa
Superphylum Deuterostomia
Phylum Chordata Chordates
Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniate)
Superclass Agnatha
Jawless Fish #Lamprey #Hagfish
Infraphylum Gnathostomata
Jawed Vertbrates
Superclass Tetrapoda
Class Chondrichthyes Cartilaginous fish #Sharks #Skates #Rays
Class Osteichthyes Bony Vertebrates
Subclass Actinoptetygii Ray-finned fish #Sturgeon Paddlefish Bowfin Gars
Subclass Sarcoptetygii Lobe-finned fish
Class Amphibia #Amphibians #Frogs
Class Sauropsida #Reptiles #Birds
Subclass Synapsida
Class Mammalia (#Mammals)
Order Monotremata (#Monotremes) #Platypus #Echidna
Subclass Theria
Infraclass Marsupialia (#Marsupials) Bandicoots #Kangaroos #Koalas #Opossums TasmanianDevils #Wallabies #Wombats
Infraclass Placentalia
Clade Atlantogenata
SuperOrder Xenarthra
Order Cingulata Armidillos
Order Pilosa #Anteaters #Sloths
SuperOrder Afrotheria
Clade Afroinsectiphilia
Order Afrosoricda GoldenMoles OtterShrews Tenrecs
Order Macroscelidea ElephantShrews
Order Tubulidentata #Aardvarks
Clade Paenungulata
Order Hydrocoidea Hydaxes
Order Proboscide #Elephants
Order Sirenia #Dugongs #Manatees
Magnorder Boreoeutheria
SuperOrder Euarchontoglires
Clade Gliriformes
Clade Glires
Order Lagomorha #Hares #Pikas #Rabbits
Order Rodentia #Beavers #Mice #Rats #Squirrels #Voles
GrandOrder Euarchonta
Order Scandentia TreeShrews
MirOrder Primatomorpha
Order Dermoptera Colugos
Order Primates #Apes #Humans #Lemurs Lorises #Monkeys
SuperOrder Laurasiatheria
Order Eulipotyphla Gymnures #Hedgehogs #Moles Shrews Solenodons
Order Chioptera #Bats
GrandOrder Ferungulata
MirOrder Ungulata
Order Artiodactyla #Antelope #Camels #Cattle #Deer #Pigs #Whales
Order Perissodactyla #Donkeys #Horses Rhinoceroses #Tapirs #Zebras
MirOrder Ferae
Order Carnivora #Bears #Cats #Dogs #Mongooses #Seals
Order Pholidota #Pangolins

Superphylum Ecdysozoa
Phylum Arthropoda
Subphylum Chelicerata
Class Arachnida #Mites #Scorpions #Spiders
Subphylum Myriapoda
Class Diplopoda #Millipedes
Class Chilopoda #Centipedes
Subphylum Hexapoda
Class Insecta (#Insects)
Subclass Apterygota Primitive wingless insects with incomplete metamorphosis
Order Archaeogantha hump-backed/jumping Bristletails
Order Zygentoma #Silverfish Firebrats Fishmoths
Subclass Palaeoptera Primitive winged insects, with their wings held upright or outstretched at rest and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Ephemeroptera #Mayflies
Order Odanata #Dragonflies #Damselflies
Subclass Polyneoptera Winged insects, with a broad, fan-like extension to their hind wings, and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Orthoptera BushCrickets #Crickets #Grasshoppers #Locusts
Order Phasmida #StickInsects
Order Plecoptera Stoneflies
Order Dermaptera #Earwigs
Order Blattodea #Cockroaches #Termites
Order Embioptera Webspinners
Order Grylloblatteria Rockcrawlers
Order Mantophasmatodea Prayingmantids Walkingsticks
Order Zoraptera AngelInsects
Subclass Paraneoptera Higher insects, with mostly incomplete metamorphosis, where a nymph generally resembles the adult
Order Hemiptera #Truebugs
SubOrder Auchenorrhyncha #Cicadas #Leafhoppers #Planthoppers #Treehoppers Spittlebugs
SubOrder Heteroptera
InfraOrder Cimicomorpha #BedBugs BatBugs AssassinBugs PirateBugs
InfraOrder Dipsocoromorpha
InfraOrder Inicocephaloidea
InfraOrder Gerromorpha WaterStriders
InfraOrder Leptopodomorpha ShoreBugs SpinyShoreBugs
InfraOrder Nepomorpha True WaterBugs
InfraOrder Peloridimorpha
InfraOrder Pentatomomorpha #StinkBugs FlatBugs SeedBugs
SubOrder Sternorhyncha #Aphids ScaleInsects Whiteflies
Order Phthiraptera sucking & biting #Lice
Order Psocoptera Booklice Barklice
Order Thysanoptera #Thrips
Subclass Endopterygota Higher insects, with a clear metamorphosis from larva via a pupa to adult, also called Holometabola
Order Coleoptera #Beetles
Order Diptera true #Flies
Order Hymenoptera #Ants #Bees #Wasps
Order Lepidoptera #Butterflies #Moths
Order Mecoptera Scorpionflies
Order Megaloptera Alderflies
Order Neuroptera Lacewings
Order Siphonaptera #Fleas
Order Raphidioptera Snakeflies
Order Strepsiptera Twistegwingflies
Order Trichoptera Caddisflies Sedgeflies

See Animal Hashtags

(See Sciences for Other Disciplines)

(See Index for More Hashtags)

#animals #sharks #rays #sturgeon #amphibians #frogs

Hashtag Lists @[email protected] · 2023-05-27 · 04:50 UTC

CW: Long List Showing Animal Phyla with Examples and Links

Animal Kingdom

Domain Eukaryota #Eukaryotes
Kingdom Animalia #Animals
Subdivision Bilateria BilateralSymmetry
Phyla Nephrozoa
Superphylum Deuterostomia
Phylum Chordata Chordates
Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniate)
Superclass Agnatha
Jawless Fish #Lamprey #Hagfish
Infraphylum Gnathostomata
Jawed Vertbrates
Superclass Tetrapoda
Class Chondrichthyes Cartilaginous fish #Sharks #Skates #Rays
Class Osteichthyes Bony Vertebrates
Subclass Actinoptetygii Ray-finned fish #Sturgeon Paddlefish Bowfin Gars
Subclass Sarcoptetygii Lobe-finned fish
Class Amphibia #Amphibians #Frogs
Class Sauropsida #Reptiles #Birds
Subclass Synapsida
Class Mammalia (#Mammals)
Order Monotremata (#Monotremes) #Platypus #Echidna
Subclass Theria
Infraclass Marsupialia (#Marsupials) Bandicoots #Kangaroos #Koalas #Opossums TasmanianDevils #Wallabies #Wombats
Infraclass Placentalia
Clade Atlantogenata
SuperOrder Xenarthra
Order Cingulata Armidillos
Order Pilosa #Anteaters #Sloths
SuperOrder Afrotheria
Clade Afroinsectiphilia
Order Afrosoricda GoldenMoles OtterShrews Tenrecs
Order Macroscelidea ElephantShrews
Order Tubulidentata #Aardvarks
Clade Paenungulata
Order Hydrocoidea Hydaxes
Order Proboscide #Elephants
Order Sirenia #Dugongs #Manatees
Magnorder Boreoeutheria
SuperOrder Euarchontoglires
Clade Gliriformes
Clade Glires
Order Lagomorha #Hares #Pikas #Rabbits
Order Rodentia #Beavers #Mice #Rats #Squirrels #Voles
GrandOrder Euarchonta
Order Scandentia TreeShrews
MirOrder Primatomorpha
Order Dermoptera Colugos
Order Primates #Apes #Humans #Lemurs Lorises #Monkeys
SuperOrder Laurasiatheria
Order Eulipotyphla Gymnures #Hedgehogs #Moles Shrews Solenodons
Order Chioptera #Bats
GrandOrder Ferungulata
MirOrder Ungulata
Order Artiodactyla #Antelope #Camels #Cattle #Deer #Pigs #Whales
Order Perissodactyla #Donkeys #Horses Rhinoceroses #Tapirs #Zebras
MirOrder Ferae
Order Carnivora #Bears #Cats #Dogs #Mongooses #Seals
Order Pholidota #Pangolins

Superphylum Ecdysozoa
Phylum Arthropoda
Subphylum Chelicerata
Class Arachnida #Mites #Scorpions #Spiders
Subphylum Myriapoda
Class Diplopoda #Millipedes
Class Chilopoda #Centipedes
Subphylum Hexapoda
Class Insecta (#Insects)
Subclass Apterygota Primitive wingless insects with incomplete metamorphosis
Order Archaeogantha hump-backed/jumping Bristletails
Order Zygentoma #Silverfish Firebrats Fishmoths
Subclass Palaeoptera Primitive winged insects, with their wings held upright or outstretched at rest and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Ephemeroptera #Mayflies
Order Odanata #Dragonflies #Damselflies
Subclass Polyneoptera Winged insects, with a broad, fan-like extension to their hind wings, and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Orthoptera BushCrickets #Crickets #Grasshoppers #Locusts
Order Phasmida #StickInsects
Order Plecoptera Stoneflies
Order Dermaptera #Earwigs
Order Blattodea #Cockroaches #Termites
Order Embioptera Webspinners
Order Grylloblatteria Rockcrawlers
Order Mantophasmatodea Prayingmantids Walkingsticks
Order Zoraptera AngelInsects
Subclass Paraneoptera Higher insects, with mostly incomplete metamorphosis, where a nymph generally resembles the adult
Order Hemiptera #Truebugs
SubOrder Auchenorrhyncha #Cicadas #Leafhoppers #Planthoppers #Treehoppers Spittlebugs
SubOrder Heteroptera
InfraOrder Cimicomorpha #BedBugs BatBugs AssassinBugs PirateBugs
InfraOrder Dipsocoromorpha
InfraOrder Inicocephaloidea
InfraOrder Gerromorpha WaterStriders
InfraOrder Leptopodomorpha ShoreBugs SpinyShoreBugs
InfraOrder Nepomorpha True WaterBugs
InfraOrder Peloridimorpha
InfraOrder Pentatomomorpha #StinkBugs FlatBugs SeedBugs
SubOrder Sternorhyncha #Aphids ScaleInsects Whiteflies
Order Phthiraptera sucking & biting #Lice
Order Psocoptera Booklice Barklice
Order Thysanoptera #Thrips
Subclass Endopterygota Higher insects, with a clear metamorphosis from larva via a pupa to adult, also called Holometabola
Order Coleoptera #Beetles
Order Diptera true #Flies
Order Hymenoptera #Ants #Bees #Wasps
Order Lepidoptera #Butterflies #Moths
Order Mecoptera Scorpionflies
Order Megaloptera Alderflies
Order Neuroptera Lacewings
Order Siphonaptera #Fleas
Order Raphidioptera Snakeflies
Order Strepsiptera Twistegwingflies
Order Trichoptera Caddisflies Sedgeflies

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Hashtag Lists @[email protected] · 2023-05-27 · 04:50 UTC

CW: Long List Showing Animal Phyla with Examples and Links

Animal Kingdom

Domain Eukaryota #Eukaryotes
Kingdom Animalia #Animals
Subdivision Bilateria BilateralSymmetry
Phyla Nephrozoa
Superphylum Deuterostomia
Phylum Chordata Chordates
Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniate)
Superclass Agnatha
Jawless Fish #Lamprey #Hagfish
Infraphylum Gnathostomata
Jawed Vertbrates
Superclass Tetrapoda
Class Chondrichthyes Cartilaginous fish #Sharks #Skates #Rays
Class Osteichthyes Bony Vertebrates
Subclass Actinoptetygii Ray-finned fish #Sturgeon Paddlefish Bowfin Gars
Subclass Sarcoptetygii Lobe-finned fish
Class Amphibia #Amphibians #Frogs
Class Sauropsida #Reptiles #Birds
Subclass Synapsida
Class Mammalia (#Mammals)
Order Monotremata (#Monotremes) #Platypus #Echidna
Subclass Theria
Infraclass Marsupialia (#Marsupials) Bandicoots #Kangaroos #Koalas #Opossums TasmanianDevils #Wallabies #Wombats
Infraclass Placentalia
Clade Atlantogenata
SuperOrder Xenarthra
Order Cingulata Armidillos
Order Pilosa #Anteaters #Sloths
SuperOrder Afrotheria
Clade Afroinsectiphilia
Order Afrosoricda GoldenMoles OtterShrews Tenrecs
Order Macroscelidea ElephantShrews
Order Tubulidentata #Aardvarks
Clade Paenungulata
Order Hydrocoidea Hydaxes
Order Proboscide #Elephants
Order Sirenia #Dugongs #Manatees
Magnorder Boreoeutheria
SuperOrder Euarchontoglires
Clade Gliriformes
Clade Glires
Order Lagomorha #Hares #Pikas #Rabbits
Order Rodentia #Beavers #Mice #Rats #Squirrels #Voles
GrandOrder Euarchonta
Order Scandentia TreeShrews
MirOrder Primatomorpha
Order Dermoptera Colugos
Order Primates #Apes #Humans #Lemurs Lorises #Monkeys
SuperOrder Laurasiatheria
Order Eulipotyphla Gymnures #Hedgehogs #Moles Shrews Solenodons
Order Chioptera #Bats
GrandOrder Ferungulata
MirOrder Ungulata
Order Artiodactyla #Antelope #Camels #Cattle #Deer #Pigs #Whales
Order Perissodactyla #Donkeys #Horses Rhinoceroses #Tapirs #Zebras
MirOrder Ferae
Order Carnivora #Bears #Cats #Dogs #Mongooses #Seals
Order Pholidota #Pangolins

Superphylum Ecdysozoa
Phylum Arthropoda
Subphylum Chelicerata
Class Arachnida #Mites #Scorpions #Spiders
Subphylum Myriapoda
Class Diplopoda #Millipedes
Class Chilopoda #Centipedes
Subphylum Hexapoda
Class Insecta (#Insects)
Subclass Apterygota Primitive wingless insects with incomplete metamorphosis
Order Archaeogantha hump-backed/jumping Bristletails
Order Zygentoma #Silverfish Firebrats Fishmoths
Subclass Palaeoptera Primitive winged insects, with their wings held upright or outstretched at rest and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Ephemeroptera #Mayflies
Order Odanata #Dragonflies #Damselflies
Subclass Polyneoptera Winged insects, with a broad, fan-like extension to their hind wings, and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Orthoptera BushCrickets #Crickets #Grasshoppers #Locusts
Order Phasmida #StickInsects
Order Plecoptera Stoneflies
Order Dermaptera #Earwigs
Order Blattodea #Cockroaches #Termites
Order Embioptera Webspinners
Order Grylloblatteria Rockcrawlers
Order Mantophasmatodea Prayingmantids Walkingsticks
Order Zoraptera AngelInsects
Subclass Paraneoptera Higher insects, with mostly incomplete metamorphosis, where a nymph generally resembles the adult
Order Hemiptera #Truebugs
SubOrder Auchenorrhyncha #Cicadas #Leafhoppers #Planthoppers #Treehoppers Spittlebugs
SubOrder Heteroptera
InfraOrder Cimicomorpha #BedBugs BatBugs AssassinBugs PirateBugs
InfraOrder Dipsocoromorpha
InfraOrder Inicocephaloidea
InfraOrder Gerromorpha WaterStriders
InfraOrder Leptopodomorpha ShoreBugs SpinyShoreBugs
InfraOrder Nepomorpha True WaterBugs
InfraOrder Peloridimorpha
InfraOrder Pentatomomorpha #StinkBugs FlatBugs SeedBugs
SubOrder Sternorhyncha #Aphids ScaleInsects Whiteflies
Order Phthiraptera sucking & biting #Lice
Order Psocoptera Booklice Barklice
Order Thysanoptera #Thrips
Subclass Endopterygota Higher insects, with a clear metamorphosis from larva via a pupa to adult, also called Holometabola
Order Coleoptera #Beetles
Order Diptera true #Flies
Order Hymenoptera #Ants #Bees #Wasps
Order Lepidoptera #Butterflies #Moths
Order Mecoptera Scorpionflies
Order Megaloptera Alderflies
Order Neuroptera Lacewings
Order Siphonaptera #Fleas
Order Raphidioptera Snakeflies
Order Strepsiptera Twistegwingflies
Order Trichoptera Caddisflies Sedgeflies

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#animals #sharks #rays #sturgeon #amphibians #frogs

Hashtag Lists @[email protected] · 2023-05-27 · 04:50 UTC

CW: Long List Showing Animal Phyla with Examples and Links

Animal Kingdom

Domain Eukaryota #Eukaryotes
Kingdom Animalia #Animals
Subdivision Bilateria BilateralSymmetry
Phyla Nephrozoa
Superphylum Deuterostomia
Phylum Chordata Chordates
Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniate)
Superclass Agnatha
Jawless Fish #Lamprey #Hagfish
Infraphylum Gnathostomata
Jawed Vertbrates
Superclass Tetrapoda
Class Chondrichthyes Cartilaginous fish #Sharks #Skates #Rays
Class Osteichthyes Bony Vertebrates
Subclass Actinoptetygii Ray-finned fish #Sturgeon Paddlefish Bowfin Gars
Subclass Sarcoptetygii Lobe-finned fish
Class Amphibia #Amphibians #Frogs
Class Sauropsida #Reptiles #Birds
Subclass Synapsida
Class Mammalia (#Mammals)
Order Monotremata (#Monotremes) #Platypus #Echidna
Subclass Theria
Infraclass Marsupialia (#Marsupials) Bandicoots #Kangaroos #Koalas #Opossums TasmanianDevils #Wallabies #Wombats
Infraclass Placentalia
Clade Atlantogenata
SuperOrder Xenarthra
Order Cingulata Armidillos
Order Pilosa #Anteaters #Sloths
SuperOrder Afrotheria
Clade Afroinsectiphilia
Order Afrosoricda GoldenMoles OtterShrews Tenrecs
Order Macroscelidea ElephantShrews
Order Tubulidentata #Aardvarks
Clade Paenungulata
Order Hydrocoidea Hydaxes
Order Proboscide #Elephants
Order Sirenia #Dugongs #Manatees
Magnorder Boreoeutheria
SuperOrder Euarchontoglires
Clade Gliriformes
Clade Glires
Order Lagomorha #Hares #Pikas #Rabbits
Order Rodentia #Beavers #Mice #Rats #Squirrels #Voles
GrandOrder Euarchonta
Order Scandentia TreeShrews
MirOrder Primatomorpha
Order Dermoptera Colugos
Order Primates #Apes #Humans #Lemurs Lorises #Monkeys
SuperOrder Laurasiatheria
Order Eulipotyphla Gymnures #Hedgehogs #Moles Shrews Solenodons
Order Chioptera #Bats
GrandOrder Ferungulata
MirOrder Ungulata
Order Artiodactyla #Antelope #Camels #Cattle #Deer #Pigs #Whales
Order Perissodactyla #Donkeys #Horses Rhinoceroses #Tapirs #Zebras
MirOrder Ferae
Order Carnivora #Bears #Cats #Dogs #Mongooses #Seals
Order Pholidota #Pangolins

Superphylum Ecdysozoa
Phylum Arthropoda
Subphylum Chelicerata
Class Arachnida #Mites #Scorpions #Spiders
Subphylum Myriapoda
Class Diplopoda #Millipedes
Class Chilopoda #Centipedes
Subphylum Hexapoda
Class Insecta (#Insects)
Subclass Apterygota Primitive wingless insects with incomplete metamorphosis
Order Archaeogantha hump-backed/jumping Bristletails
Order Zygentoma #Silverfish Firebrats Fishmoths
Subclass Palaeoptera Primitive winged insects, with their wings held upright or outstretched at rest and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Ephemeroptera #Mayflies
Order Odanata #Dragonflies #Damselflies
Subclass Polyneoptera Winged insects, with a broad, fan-like extension to their hind wings, and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Orthoptera BushCrickets #Crickets #Grasshoppers #Locusts
Order Phasmida #StickInsects
Order Plecoptera Stoneflies
Order Dermaptera #Earwigs
Order Blattodea #Cockroaches #Termites
Order Embioptera Webspinners
Order Grylloblatteria Rockcrawlers
Order Mantophasmatodea Prayingmantids Walkingsticks
Order Zoraptera AngelInsects
Subclass Paraneoptera Higher insects, with mostly incomplete metamorphosis, where a nymph generally resembles the adult
Order Hemiptera #Truebugs
SubOrder Auchenorrhyncha #Cicadas #Leafhoppers #Planthoppers #Treehoppers Spittlebugs
SubOrder Heteroptera
InfraOrder Cimicomorpha #BedBugs BatBugs AssassinBugs PirateBugs
InfraOrder Dipsocoromorpha
InfraOrder Inicocephaloidea
InfraOrder Gerromorpha WaterStriders
InfraOrder Leptopodomorpha ShoreBugs SpinyShoreBugs
InfraOrder Nepomorpha True WaterBugs
InfraOrder Peloridimorpha
InfraOrder Pentatomomorpha #StinkBugs FlatBugs SeedBugs
SubOrder Sternorhyncha #Aphids ScaleInsects Whiteflies
Order Phthiraptera sucking & biting #Lice
Order Psocoptera Booklice Barklice
Order Thysanoptera #Thrips
Subclass Endopterygota Higher insects, with a clear metamorphosis from larva via a pupa to adult, also called Holometabola
Order Coleoptera #Beetles
Order Diptera true #Flies
Order Hymenoptera #Ants #Bees #Wasps
Order Lepidoptera #Butterflies #Moths
Order Mecoptera Scorpionflies
Order Megaloptera Alderflies
Order Neuroptera Lacewings
Order Siphonaptera #Fleas
Order Raphidioptera Snakeflies
Order Strepsiptera Twistegwingflies
Order Trichoptera Caddisflies Sedgeflies

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#animals #sharks #rays #sturgeon #amphibians #frogs

Hashtag Lists @[email protected] · 2023-05-27 · 04:50 UTC

CW: Long List Showing Animal Phyla with Examples and Links

Animal Kingdom

Domain Eukaryota #Eukaryotes
Kingdom Animalia #Animals
Subdivision Bilateria BilateralSymmetry
Phyla Nephrozoa
Superphylum Deuterostomia
Phylum Chordata Chordates
Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniate)
Superclass Agnatha
Jawless Fish #Lamprey #Hagfish
Infraphylum Gnathostomata
Jawed Vertbrates
Superclass Tetrapoda
Class Chondrichthyes Cartilaginous fish #Sharks #Skates #Rays
Class Osteichthyes Bony Vertebrates
Subclass Actinoptetygii Ray-finned fish #Sturgeon Paddlefish Bowfin Gars
Subclass Sarcoptetygii Lobe-finned fish
Class Amphibia #Amphibians #Frogs
Class Sauropsida #Reptiles #Birds
Subclass Synapsida
Class Mammalia (#Mammals)
Order Monotremata (#Monotremes) #Platypus #Echidna
Subclass Theria
Infraclass Marsupialia (#Marsupials) Bandicoots #Kangaroos #Koalas #Opossums TasmanianDevils #Wallabies #Wombats
Infraclass Placentalia
Clade Atlantogenata
SuperOrder Xenarthra
Order Cingulata Armidillos
Order Pilosa #Anteaters #Sloths
SuperOrder Afrotheria
Clade Afroinsectiphilia
Order Afrosoricda GoldenMoles OtterShrews Tenrecs
Order Macroscelidea ElephantShrews
Order Tubulidentata #Aardvarks
Clade Paenungulata
Order Hydrocoidea Hydaxes
Order Proboscide #Elephants
Order Sirenia #Dugongs #Manatees
Magnorder Boreoeutheria
SuperOrder Euarchontoglires
Clade Gliriformes
Clade Glires
Order Lagomorha #Hares #Pikas #Rabbits
Order Rodentia #Beavers #Mice #Rats #Squirrels #Voles
GrandOrder Euarchonta
Order Scandentia TreeShrews
MirOrder Primatomorpha
Order Dermoptera Colugos
Order Primates #Apes #Humans #Lemurs Lorises #Monkeys
SuperOrder Laurasiatheria
Order Eulipotyphla Gymnures #Hedgehogs #Moles Shrews Solenodons
Order Chioptera #Bats
GrandOrder Ferungulata
MirOrder Ungulata
Order Artiodactyla #Antelope #Camels #Cattle #Deer #Pigs #Whales
Order Perissodactyla #Donkeys #Horses Rhinoceroses #Tapirs #Zebras
MirOrder Ferae
Order Carnivora #Bears #Cats #Dogs #Mongooses #Seals
Order Pholidota #Pangolins

Superphylum Ecdysozoa
Phylum Arthropoda
Subphylum Chelicerata
Class Arachnida #Mites #Scorpions #Spiders
Subphylum Myriapoda
Class Diplopoda #Millipedes
Class Chilopoda #Centipedes
Subphylum Hexapoda
Class Insecta (#Insects)
Subclass Apterygota Primitive wingless insects with incomplete metamorphosis
Order Archaeogantha hump-backed/jumping Bristletails
Order Zygentoma #Silverfish Firebrats Fishmoths
Subclass Palaeoptera Primitive winged insects, with their wings held upright or outstretched at rest and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Ephemeroptera #Mayflies
Order Odanata #Dragonflies #Damselflies
Subclass Polyneoptera Winged insects, with a broad, fan-like extension to their hind wings, and incomplete metamorphosis
Order Orthoptera BushCrickets #Crickets #Grasshoppers #Locusts
Order Phasmida #StickInsects
Order Plecoptera Stoneflies
Order Dermaptera #Earwigs
Order Blattodea #Cockroaches #Termites
Order Embioptera Webspinners
Order Grylloblatteria Rockcrawlers
Order Mantophasmatodea Prayingmantids Walkingsticks
Order Zoraptera AngelInsects
Subclass Paraneoptera Higher insects, with mostly incomplete metamorphosis, where a nymph generally resembles the adult
Order Hemiptera #Truebugs
SubOrder Auchenorrhyncha #Cicadas #Leafhoppers #Planthoppers #Treehoppers Spittlebugs
SubOrder Heteroptera
InfraOrder Cimicomorpha #BedBugs BatBugs AssassinBugs PirateBugs
InfraOrder Dipsocoromorpha
InfraOrder Inicocephaloidea
InfraOrder Gerromorpha WaterStriders
InfraOrder Leptopodomorpha ShoreBugs SpinyShoreBugs
InfraOrder Nepomorpha True WaterBugs
InfraOrder Peloridimorpha
InfraOrder Pentatomomorpha #StinkBugs FlatBugs SeedBugs
SubOrder Sternorhyncha #Aphids ScaleInsects Whiteflies
Order Phthiraptera sucking & biting #Lice
Order Psocoptera Booklice Barklice
Order Thysanoptera #Thrips
Subclass Endopterygota Higher insects, with a clear metamorphosis from larva via a pupa to adult, also called Holometabola
Order Coleoptera #Beetles
Order Diptera true #Flies
Order Hymenoptera #Ants #Bees #Wasps
Order Lepidoptera #Butterflies #Moths
Order Mecoptera Scorpionflies
Order Megaloptera Alderflies
Order Neuroptera Lacewings
Order Siphonaptera #Fleas
Order Raphidioptera Snakeflies
Order Strepsiptera Twistegwingflies
Order Trichoptera Caddisflies Sedgeflies