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Kingdom Animalia (animals)
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Eumetazoa (metazoans)-
Bilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
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Protostomia (protostomes)-
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Class Gastropoda
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Order Stylommatophora
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Family Charopidae-
Genus Aeschrodomus
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Genus Allocharopa
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Genus Alsolemia
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Genus Annoselix
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Genus Biomphalopa
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Genus Bischoffena
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Genus Cavellia
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Genus Cavellioropa
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Genus Charopella
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Genus Charopinesta
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Genus Chaureopa
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Genus Climocella
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Genus Coenocharopa
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Genus Cralopa
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Genus Cryptocharopa
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Genus Damonita
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Genus Danielleilona
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Genus Dentherona
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Genus Dipnelix
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Genus Discocharopa
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Genus Dupucharopa
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Genus Egilomen
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Genus Elsothera
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Genus Epinicium
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Genus Fectola
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Genus Flammocharopa
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Genus Flammoconcha
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Genus Flammulops
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Genus Frustropa
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Genus Geminoropa
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Genus Gerontia
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Genus Goweroconcha
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Genus Gyrocochlea
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Genus Gyropena
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Genus Hedleyoconcha
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Genus Huonodon
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Genus Kermodon
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Genus Lenwebbia
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Genus Letomola
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Genus Loisthodon
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Genus Luinodiscus
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Genus Mitodon
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Genus Mocella
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Genus Montaropa
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Genus Mulathena
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Genus Mussonula
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Genus Mystivagor
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Genus Nautiliropa
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Genus Ngairea
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Genus Norfolcioconcha
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Genus Omphaloropa
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Genus Oreokera
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Genus Oreomava
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Genus Otoconcha
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Genus Paracharopa
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Genus Penescosta
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Genus Pernagera
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Genus Pernastela
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Genus Phacussa
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Genus Phenacharopa
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Genus Phenacohelix
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Genus Pillomena
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Genus Pilsbrycharopa
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Genus Planilaoma
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Genus Protoflammulina
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Genus Pseudallodiscus
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Genus Pseudegestula
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Genus Pseudocharopa
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Genus Ptychodon
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Genus Pulcharopa
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Genus Pulchridomus
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Genus Ranfurlya
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Genus Rhophodon
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Genus Roblinella
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Genus Rotacharopa
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Genus Rotadiscus
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Genus Serpho
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Genus Setomedea
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Genus Sinployea
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Genus Stenacapha
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Genus Therasia
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Genus Therasiella
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Genus Thryasona
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Genus Zelandiscus
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Confused by a class within a class or an order within an order? Please see our brief essay.
Scientific names for Aves taxonomy (family and below) are from The Howard and Moore Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World, Princeton University Press, copyright 2003. Used by permission.
