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Kingdom Animalia (animals)
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Eumetazoa (metazoans)-
Bilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
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Deuterostomia (deuterostomes)
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Phylum Chordata (chordates)
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Craniata (craniates)
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Subphylum Vertebrata (vertebrates)
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Superclass Gnathostomata (jawed vertebrates)
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Euteleostomi (bony vertebrates)
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Class Sarcopterygii (lobe-finned fishes and terrestrial vertebrates)
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Tetrapoda (tetrapods)
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Amniota (amniotes)
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Class Reptilia
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Order Squamata-
Family Scincidae-
Genus Ablepharus
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Genus Acontias -
Genus Acontophiops
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Genus Afroablepharus
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Genus Amphiglossus
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Genus Androngo
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Genus Anomalopus
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Genus Apterygodon
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Genus Asymblepharus
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Genus Ateuchosaurus
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Genus Barkudia
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Genus Bartleia
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Genus Bassiana
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Genus Brachymeles
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Genus Caledoniscincus
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Genus Calyptotis
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Genus Carlia
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Genus Cautula
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Genus Celatiscincus
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Genus Chabanaudia
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Genus Chalcides
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Genus Chalcidoseps
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Genus Chioninia
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Genus Coeranoscincus
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Genus Coggeria
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Genus Cophoscincopus
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Genus Corucia
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Genus Cryptoblepharus
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Genus Cryptoscincus
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Genus Ctenotus
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Genus Cyclodina
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Genus Cyclodomorphus
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Genus Dasia
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Genus Davewakeum
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Genus Egernia
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Genus Emoia
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Genus Eremiascincus
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Genus Eroticoscincus
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Genus Eugongylus
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Genus Eulamprus
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Genus Eumeces
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Genus Eumecia
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Genus Euprepes
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Genus Eurylepis
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Genus Eutropis
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Genus Feylinia
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Genus Fojia
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Genus Geomyersia
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Genus Geoscincus
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Genus Glaphyromorphus
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Genus Gnypetoscincus
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Genus Gongylomorphus
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Genus Graciliscincus
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Genus Haackgreerius
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Genus Hakaria
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Genus Hemiergis
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Genus Hemisphaeriodon
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Genus Isopachys
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Genus Janetaescincus
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Genus Kanakysaurus
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Genus Lacertaspis
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Genus Lacertoides
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Genus Lamprolepis
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Genus Lampropholis
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Genus Lankascincus
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Genus Larutia
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Genus Leiolopisma
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Genus Leptoseps
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Genus Leptosiaphos
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Genus Lerista
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Genus Lioscincus
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Genus Lipinia
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Genus Lobulia
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Genus Lygisaurus
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Genus Lygosoma
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Genus Mabuya
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Genus Macroscincus
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Genus Marmorosphax
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Genus Melanoseps
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Genus Menetia
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Genus Mesoscincus
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Genus Microacontias
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Genus Mochlus
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Genus Morethia
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Genus Nangura
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Genus Nannoscincus
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Genus Nessia
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Genus Niveoscincus
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Genus Notoscincus
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Genus Oligosoma
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Genus Ophiomorus
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Genus Ophioscincus
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Genus Pamelaescincus
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Genus Panaspis
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Genus Papuascincus
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Genus Paracontias
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Genus Paralipinia
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Genus Parvoscincus
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Genus Phoboscincus
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Genus Plestiodon
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Genus Prasinohaema
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Genus Proablepharus
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Genus Proscelotes
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Genus Pseudemoia
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Genus Pseudoacontias
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Genus Pygomeles
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Genus Riopa
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Genus Ristella
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Genus Saiphos
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Genus Saproscincus
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Genus Scelotes
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Genus Scincella
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Genus Scincopus
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Genus Scincus
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Genus Scolecoseps
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Genus Sepsina
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Genus Sepsophis
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Genus Sigaloseps
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Genus Simiscincus
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Genus Sirenoscincus
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Genus Sphenomorphus
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Genus Sphenops
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Genus Tachygyia
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Genus Tiliqua
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Genus Trachylepis
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Genus Tribolonotus
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Genus Tropidophorus
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Genus Tropidoscincus
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Genus Typhlacontias
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Genus Typhlosaurus
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Genus Vietnascincus
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Genus Voeltzkowia
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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.
