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Klasse Orde Familie Geslacht Soort Ondersoort Vertaling Engels Frans Blad1 A B C D E F G H I J K L 1 Klasse Orde Familie Geslacht Soort Ondersoort Vertaling Engels Frans Duits Spaans Nederlands 2 Mammalia Zoogdieren Mammals Mammif ères Säugetiere Mamíferos Zoogdieren 3 Lagomorpha Haasachtigen Lagomorphs Lagomorphes Hasenartige Lagomorfos Haasachtigen 4 Ochotonidae van Ochotona Pikas Ochotone s Pfeifhasen Ochotónidos Fluithazen 5 Ochotona uit het Mongools Pikas Pikas Pfeifhasen Picas Fluithazen 6 O. dauurica Dauria (Rusland) Daurian pika Pika de daourie Daurien-Pfeifhase Pica de Dauria Daurische fluithaas 7 O.d. dauurica Eastern Daurian pika Oostdaurische fluithaas 8 O.d. huangensis Huang He rivier Quinghai Daurian pika Qinghaifluithaas 9 O.d. latibullata grote blaas Uvs Nuur Daurian pika Uvs Nuurfluithaas 10 O. thibetana Tibetaans Moupin pika Pika du Moupin Tibet-Pfeifhase Pica de Moupin Tibetaanse fluithaas 11 O.t. thibetana Forest pika Woudfluithaas 12 O.t. nanggenica Nanggen, China Nanggen pika Nanggenfluithaas 13 O.T. sikimaria Sikkim Sikkim pika Sikkimfluithaas 14 O. syrinx Naam van een nimf Tsing-ling pika Pika des Quinglin Tsing-Ling-Pfeifhase Pica de Tsing-ling Tsing-lingfluithaas 15 O.s. syrinx Dabafluithaas 16 O.s.xunhuaensis Xunhua, China Xunhuafluithaas 17 O. cansus Gansu, China Gansu pika Pika du Gansu Gansu-Pfeifhase Pica de Gansu Gansufluithaas 18 O.c. cansus Gray pika Quillianfluithaas 19 O.c morosa chagrijnig Shensi pika Shaanxifluithaas 20 O.c. stevensi Herbert Stevens Kangding pika Hengduanfluithaas 21 O. nubrica Nubra vallei, India Nubra pika Pika du Nubra Nubra-Pfeifhase Pica de Nubra Nubrafluithaas 22 O.n. nubrica Tuggur pika Ladakhfluithaas 23 O.n. lhasaensis Lhasa, Tibet Lhasa pika Lhasafluithaas 24 O. curzoniae Mrs. Curzon Plateau pika Pika à lèvres noires Schwarzlippen-Pfeifhase Pica de altiplano Zwartlipfluithaas 25 Black-lipped pika 26 O.c. curzoniae Oostelijke zwartlipfluithaas 27 O.c. melanostoma zwartmond Westelijke zwartlipfluithaas 28 O. thomasi Oldfield Thomas Thomas's pika Pika de Thomas Thomas-Pfeifhase Pica de Thomas Thomas' fluithaas 29 O. alpina alpine Alpine pika Pika de l'Alta ï Altai-Pfeifhase Pica de Alt ái Altajfluithaas 30 Altai pika 31 O.a. alpina Middle-Altai pika Mid-Altajfluithaas 32 O.a. changaica Hangaibergen, Mongoli ë Hangai pika Hangaifluithaas 33 O.a. sayanica Sayanbergen, Rusland Eastern Sayan pika Sayanfluithaas 34 O. turuchanensis Turuchan rivier, Rusland Turuchan pika Pika de la Touroukhan Turuchan-Pfeifhase Pica de Turujanks Toeroechanfluithaas 35 O. hyperborea erg noordelijk Northern pika Pika de Sib érie Nördlicher Pfeifhase Pica de Siberia Noordelijke fluithaas 36 O.h. hyperborea Chukchi northern pika Tsjoektsjenfluithaas 37 O.h. cinereoflava asgeel Okhotsk pika Ochotskfluithaas 38 O.h. cinereofusca asbruin Baikalfluithaas 39 O.h.ferruginea ferruginous Rusty northern pika Roestbruine noordelijkefluithaas 40 O.h. naumovi Naumov Poetoranafluithaas 41 O.h. uralensis Oeral Ural northern pika Oeralfluithaas 42 O.h. yesoensis Yeso=Hokkaido Yeso pika Hokkaidofluithaas 43 O.h. yoshikurai Makoto Yoshikura Yoshikura's pika Sachalinfluithaas 44 O. mantchurica Mantsjoerije Manchurian pika Pika de Manchourie Manschurischer Pfeifhase Pica de Manchuria Mantsjoerijse fluithaas 45 O.m. mantchurica Binnenmongoolse fluithaas 46 O.m. scorodumovi Scorodumov Skorodumov's pika Transbaikalfluithaas 47 O.m.loukashkini Anatole S. Loukashkin Kleine-Sjinganfluithaas 48 O. hoffmanni Robert Shaw Hoffmann Hoffmann's pika Pika de Hoffmann Hoffmann-Pfeifhase Pica de Hoffmann Hoffmanns fluithaas 49 O. coreana Korean pika Pika de Cor ée Korea-Pfeifhase Pica de Corea Koreaanse fluithaas 50 O. pallasii Peter Simon Pallas Pallas's pika Pika de Pallas Mongolei-Pfeihase Pica de Pallas Mongoolse fluithaas 51 Mongolian pika 52 O. apaca Kazakh pika Pika du Kazakhstan Kasachstan-Pfeifhase Pica de Kazajist án Kazachstaanse fluithaas 53 O. argentata zilverig Silver pika Pika argent é Silber-Pfeifhase Pica plateada Zilverfluithaas 54 Helan Shan pika 55 O. princeps chef, baas American pika Pika d'Am èrique Amerikanischer Pfeifhase Pica americana Noord-Amerikaanse fluithaas 56 Cony 57 Rock rabbit 58 Whistling hare 59 O.p. princeps Chief pika Canadese fluithaas 60 O.p. fenisex bloedrood geslachtsorgaan Cascadefluithaas 61 O.p.saxatilis tussen de rotsen Colorado pika Coloradofluithaas 62 O.p. schisticeps gespleten hoofd Cony pika Conyfluithaas 63 O.p. uinta Uintabergen VS Uintafluithaas 64 O. collaris met halsband Collared pika Pika à collier Alaska-Pfeifhase Pica de collar Alaskafluithaas 65 O. pusilla heel klein Steppe pika Pika des steppes Steppenpfeifhase Pica de estepa Dwergfluithaas 66 Little pika 67 O. macrotis grootoor Large-eared pika Pika à oreilles longues Gro ɮohr-Pfeifhase Pica de orejas grandes Grootoorfluithaas 68 Big-eared pika 69 O.m. macrotis Yunnan pika Sinkiangfluithaas 70 O.m. chinensis Chinees China pika Hengduanfluithaas 71 O.m. sacana ??? Kirghizistan pika Kirgizische fluithaas 72 O.m. wollastoni Richmond Wollaston Everest pica Karakorumfluithaas 73 Himalayan pika 74 O. roylii John Forbes Royle Royle's pika Pika de Royle Royle-Pfeifhase Pica de Royle Royle's fluithaas 75 Himalayan pika 76 O.r. roylii Mouse hare Noord-Himalayafluithaas 77 O.r. nepalensis Nepalees Red shoulder pika Nepalese fluithaas 78 O. rufescens roodachtig Afghan pika Pika afghan Afghanistan-Pfeifhase Pica de Afganist án Afghaanse fluithaas 79 O.r. rufescens Sulgan Soelgan 80 O.r. regina koningin Kopet Dag Afghan pika Kopet Dagfluithaas 81 O.r. shukurovi ? Shukurov Shukurov's Afghan pika Turkmeense fluithaas 82 O. forresti George Forrest Forrest's pika Pika de Forrest Forrest-Pfeifhase Pica de Forrest Forrests fluithaas 83 Gaoligong pika 84 Black pika 85 O.f. forresti Gaoligongfluithaas 86 O.f. duoxionglaensis Duoxionglafluithaas 87 O. ladacensis van Ladakh Ladak pika Pika du Ladak Ladakh-Pfeifhase Pica de Ladakh Ladakhfluithaas 88 O. rutila redden Turkestan red pika Pika roux Roter Pfeifhase Pica roja de Turkest án Turkestaanse rodefluithaas 89 Red pika 90 O. koslowi Pyotr Kuzmich Kozlow Kozlov's pika Pika de Kozlov Koslow-Pfeifhase Pica de Kozlov Kozlovs fluithaas 91 O. erythrotis roodoor Chinese red pika Pika à oreilles rouges Rotohr-Pfeifhase Pica roja de China Chinese rodefluithaas 92 Red-eared pika 93 O. gloveri Glover Morrill Allen Glover's pika Pika de Glover Glover-Pfeifhase Pica de Glover Glovers fluithaas 94 O.g. gloveri Glover's pika Xizangfluithaas 95 O.g. calloceps mooihoofd Deqin pika Sichuanfluithaas 96 O. iliensis Ili, China Ili pika Pika de l'Ili Ili-Pfeifhase Pica de Ili Ilifluithaas 97 Leporidae haasfamilie Hares & Rabbits Haasachtigen 98 Pentalagus vijf haas Amami rabbit Amamikonijn 99 P. furnessi William Henry Furness III Amami rabbit Lapin des Amami Ryukyu-Kaninchen Conejo de Amami Amamikonijn 100 Ryukyu rabbit Ryoekioekonijn 101 Pronolagus genijgde haas Red rock hares Rode rotshazen 102 P. randensis Rand, RZA Jameson's red rock hare Lapin de Jameson Rand-Wollschwanzhase Liebre roja de Jameson Jamesons roderotshaas 103 Randkonijn 104 P.r. randensis Jameson's red rock hare Rand roderotshaas 105 P.r. caucinus Namibia red rock hare Namibische roderotshaas 106 P.r. whitei White Zimbabwe red rock hare Zimbabwaanse roderotshaas 107 P. crassicaudatus dikstaart Natal red rock hare Lapin du Natal Natal-Wollschwanzhase Liebre roja de Natal Grote roderotshaas 108 Greater red rock hare Natalkonijn 109 Natalrotshaas 110 P.c. crassicaudatus Greater red rock hare Natalroderotshaas 111 P.c.ruddi Charles Dunnell Rudd Transvaal red rock hare Transvaalse roderotshaas 112 P. rupestris rotsbewoner Smith's red rock hare Lapin de Smith Rotkaninchen Liebre roja de Smith Smiths rotshaas 113 Rood konijn 114 Smiths roderotshaas 115 P.r. rupestris Smith's red rock hare Zuidafrikaanse roderotshaas 116 P.r.curryi A.W.Curry Curry's red rock hare Curry's roderotshaas 117 P.r. nyikae Nyika plateau, Malawi Nyika red rock hare Nyikaroderotshaas 118 P.r. vallicola dalbewoner Kenya red rock hare Keniaanse roderotshaas 119 P. saundersiae Katherine Saunders Hewitt's red rock hare Lapin de Hewitt Hewitt-Wollschwanzhase Liebre roja de Hewitt Hewitts roderotshaas 120 Romerolagus Matias Romero haas Volcano rabbit Vulkaankonijn 121 R. diazi Augustin Diaz Volcano rabbit Lapin des volcans Vulkankaninchen Conejo de los volcanes Vulkaankonijn 122 Bunolagus heuvelhaas Riverine rabbit Hottentothaas 123 B. monticularis heuveltje Riverine rabbit Lapin des Bochimans Buschmannhase Conejo de ribera Hottentothaas 124 Bushman hare Vleihaas 125 Oeverkonijn 126 Brachylagus korte haas Pygmy rabbit Dwergkonijn 127 B. idahoensis Idaho Pygmy rabbit Lapin pygmée Zwergkaninchen Conejo pigmeo Dwergkonijn 128 Nesolagus eilandhaas Striped rabbits Gestreepte konijnen 129 N. netscheri Elisa Netscher Sumatran striped rabbit Lapin de Sumatra Sumatra-Streifenkaninchen Conejo rayado de Sumatra Sumatraans gestreeptkonijn 130 Sumatran rabbit Kortoorhaas Pagina 1 Blad1 A B C D E F G H I J K L 131 Sumatran short-eared rabbit 132 N. timminsi Robert J.Timmins Annamite striped rabbit Lapin d'Annam Annam-Streifenkaninchen Conejo rayado de Annamita Annamees gestreept onijn 133 Sylvilagus boshaas Cottontails Amerikaanse konijnen 134 S. bachmani John Bachman Brush rabbit Lapin de Bachman Strauchkaninchen Conejo de matorral Californisch konijn 135 Riparian brush rabbit Bachmankonijn 136 S.b. bachmani California brush rabbit Californisch kustkonijn 137 S.b. cerrocensis Cedroseiland, Mexico Cedros brush rabbit Cedroskonijn 138 S.b. cinerascens askleurig San Diego brush rabbit San Diegokonijn 139 S.b. exiguus strikt Alamo brush rabbit Baja-Californiakonijn
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