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 ANIMAL KINGDOM..

1) Porifera :

  • Sycon - Scypha
  • Spongilla - Fresh water sponge
  • Euspongia - Bath sponge
2) Cnidarians/ Coelenterates :

  • Hydra - Freshwater polyp
  • Adamsia - Sea anemone
  • Obelia - Sea fur
  • Aurelia - Jelly fish
  • Physalia - Portuguese man of war
  • Pennatula - Sea pen
  • Gorgonia - Sea fan
  • Meandrina - Brain coral
3) Ctenophora :

  • Ctenoplana - Comb jelly
  • Pleurobrachia - Sea gooseberry
4) Platyhelmenthis :

  • Planaria - Dugesia ( free living )
  • Taenia - Tapeworm
  • Fasciola - Liver fluke
5) Aschelminthes :
  • Ascaris - Round worm
  • Wuchereria - Filarial worm
  • Ancylostoma - Hook worm
6) Annelida :
  • Neries - Bristle worm
  • Phertima - Earthworm
  • Hirudinaria - Blood sucking leech
7) Arthropoda :

Economically Important:
  • Apis - Honey bee
  • Bombyx - Silkworm
  • Laccifer - Lac insect
Vectors (mosquitoes) :
  • Anopheles - Malaria mosquito 
  • Culex - Common house mosquito 
  • Aedes -  Yellow fever mosquito
Gregarious pest :
  • Locusta - Locust
Living fossil : 
  • Limulus - King crab
8) Mollusca :
  • Pila - Apple snail
  • Pinctada - Pearl oyster
  • Sepia - Cuttle fish
  • Loligo - Squid
  • Octopus - Devil fish
  • Chaetopleura - Chiton
  • Dentalium - Tusk shell
  • Aplysia - Sea hare
9) Echinodermata :
  • Asterias - Star fish
  • Echinus - Sea urchin
  • Cucumaria - Sea cucumber
  • Antedon - Feather star
  • Ophiura - Brittle star
10) Hemichordata
  • Balanoglossus - Acorn worm
  • Saccoglossus - Genus of acorn worm
11) Urochordates
  • Doliolum - Tunicate
  • Ascidia - Sea squirt
  • Salpa - Sea grape

12) Cephalochordates :
  • Branchiostoma - Amphioxus / Lancelet

13) Cyclostoma :
  • Petromyzon - Lamprey
  • Myxine - Hag fish

14) Condrichthyes :
  • Trygon - Sting ray/ Poison sting
  • Torpedo - Electric ray
  • Pristis - Saw fish
  • Scoliodon - Dog fish
  • Carcharadon - Great white shark
15) Osteichthyes :

Marine :
  • Hippocampus - Sea horse
  • Exocoetus - Flying Fox

Freshwater :
  • Labeo - Rohu
  • Catla - Katla
  • Clarias - Magur
 
Aquarium :
  • Betta - Fighting Fish
  • Pterophyllum - Angel fish
16) Amphibia :
  • Buffo - Toad
  • Rana - Frog
  • Hyla - Tree frog
  • Icthyophis - Limbless amphibia
  • Salamadra - Salamander
17) Reptilia :
  • Testudo - Tortoise
  • Chelone - Turtle
  • Chameleon - Tree lizard
  • Chalotes - Garden lizard
  • Hemidactylus - Wall lizard
  • Crocodilus - Crocodile
  • Alligator - Alligator
  • Naja - Cobra
  • Bangarus - Krait
  • Vipera - Viper
18) Aves :
  • Pavo - Peacock
  • Corvus - Crow
  • Columba - Pigeon 
  • Psittacula - Parrot
  • Struthio - Ostrich
  • Neophron - Vulture
  • Aptenodytes - Penguin
19) Mammalia :
  •  Ornithorhynchus - Platypus ( oviparous )
  • Macaca - Monkey
  • Macropys - Kangaroo
  • Pteropus - Flying fox
  • Camelus - Camel
  • Rattus - Rat
  • Canis - Dog
  • Felis - Cat
  • Elephas - Elephant
  • Equus - Horse
  • Delpinus - Common dolphin
  • Balaenoptera - Bluewhale
  • Panthera tigris - Tiger
  • Panthera leo - Lion
                  





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