Información por familia abalones African caecilians African reed frogs American anteaters American vultures angel wings, piddocks anoloid lizards argonauts, paper nautileses ark shells arm squids armadillos armored shrimps Asian pipe snakes Asiatic salamanders Asiatic tailed caecilians atlantas auger shells Australian frogs balloon octopods bandicoots barn-owls basket lucinas basket shrimp batagurine turtles bathysquillid mantis shrimps beaked whales bean cowries bears beavers benthesicymid shrimps big-headed turtles bigfin squids Bishops, Weavers bittersweet clams Black mangrove blanket octopods blind lobsters bobtail squids Boring sponges bottle squids box crabs bubble shells buccinum whelks bulldog bats bumblebee shrimps Buntings, New World Sparrows, Emberizid Finches, American Sparrows, Towhees burrowing toads bustards buttonquails Caecilians camels capromyid rodents carditas carrier crabs carrier shells cassidula and pythia snails cassowaries cats ceriths chambered nautiluses chameleons chevrotains chiroteuthid squids chitons [narrow chitons] cirroctopods clawed crabs clubhook squids cock shrimps cockles comb-finned squids conchs cone shells coral barnacles coral shrimps cormorants coronidid mantis shrimps costate miters cowries cranch squids cranes crangonid shrimps crayfishes crayfishes creepers crown of thorns starfish cuckoo-roller cuckoo-roller cucullaeid ark shells cup corals cushion stars cuttlefishes darters Darwin's frogs deepsea crabs deepsea shrimps deepsea squids deepwater hermit crabs dippers disc-fin squids distorsios Dolphin snails donax clams dormice dove shells doves dugongs dwarf boas dwarf pipe snakes dwarf tritons earthworms egg cowries elbow crabs enope squids eublepharid geckos European spadefoot toads eurysquillid mantis shrimps false coral snakes false limpets fenix lobsters fiddler and ghost crabs fig shells filamented lobate file shells finfoots finned octopus fire corals fire squids fire-bellied toads firefly squids flamingos flapjack octopods flying squids and arrow squids football octopus free-tailed bats frigatebirds frog crabs frog shells gall crab gamba prawns gannets & boobies geckos gelatinous giant octopods ghost frogs ghost shrimp giant clams giant squids giraffes glass octopods glass shrimps glass sponge shrimps glauconomyas golfingiids gonodactylid mantis shrimps goose barnacles grebes gribbles grooved snails ground hornbills ground rollers Guineafowl hairy crabs hammer oysters harlequin shrimps harp shells helmet and bonnet shells helmet crabs helmet lizards hemidonax clam hemisquillid mantis shrimps hingebeak shrimp hippopotamuses honeycomb oysters honeyeaters hoopoes hornbills horse conchs, spindle shells horse crabs horsehoof limpets hummingbirds hydrocorals hyperiids Indian caecilians inshore squids jacamars jacanas jewel box shells jewel squids, umbrella squids joubin's squids keyhole limpets kingfishers Kirpatrick, 1908 kiwis knife and razor clams koalas land crabs land hermit crab lantern clams larks leatherback turtle left-handed hermit crabs lobster shrimp long-horn caddisflies longeye shrimps longleg crabs loons lottiid limpets lucinas lungless salamanders lysiosquillid mantis shrimps man-like primates marine or true dolphins marsh clams marsupial 'moles' Mauritius snakes megapodes Melongenas Mexican pythons miter shells mole crabs mole salamanders moon snails mountain beavers mousebirds mud crabs mud shrimps musk deer mustelids nannosquillid mantis shrimps Nassa mud snails neosquids Neotropical tailed caecilians nerites New World leaf-nosed bats New World monkeys New World porcupines New World quails night lizards night shrimp nightjars noetiid ark shells (noetiid) North American spiny lizards North American worm lizards northern caddisflies nuthatches octopus squids octopuses odontodactylid mantis shrimps Old World flycatchers Old World monkeys Old World tree frogs olive shells ostriches oysters palaemonid shrimps pandalid shrimps Patellid limpets pea crabs peaclams pearl oysters peccaries pelagic octopods pelicans pen shells penaeid shrimps periwinkles phascolionids pikas Pipits, Wagtails pitted-shelled turtles pocket gophers porcelain crabs porpoises potoos priapulids primitive blind snakes procyonids pronghorns protosquillid mantis shrimps pseudosquillid mantis shrimps puffbirds purpuras, murex and rock shells purse crabs pygmy and dwarf sperm whales pygmy cuttlefish pygmy right whales pythons ram's horn squid ramshorn snails reef crabs reef lobsters rheas rhinoceroses rhomboid crabs rhomboid squids, diamondback squids right-handed hermit crabs river dolphins river dolphins river turtles rock crabs rock shrimps rollers rorquals, finback whales sabellids sand crabs sandgrouse sandpipers scallops scimitarbills scissorfoot shrimp screamers sea clappers sea cucumbers sea gooseberries sea hares sea mussels sea turtles sea walnuts sergestid shrimps seriemas sesarmid mangrove crabs Seychelle frogs sharper enope squids shield toads shipworms shore, marsh, and talon crabs short razor clams shrew opossums shrews shrikes sipunculids sirens skeleton shrimps skinks skunks slipper lobsters slipper shells snapping shrimps snapping turtles soft-scaled squids softshell turtles solenocerid shrimps sperm whales spider crabs spider shrimps spiky sea walnuts spiny lobsters sponge crabs squat lobsters squillid mantis shrimps starlings stilt crabs stone and king crabs stone and mud crabs stone and mud crabs stone crabs sumo crab sunbeam snakes sunbittern Sundial shells sunken spired shells sunset clams, sanguins swallows swamp-ceriths and horn shells swifts swimming crabs tailed frogs tapirs telescope octopods tellins tetrasquillid mantis shrimps themistids thick-knees thorny oysters three-toed sloths tinamous todies tongueless frogs Top shells torrent salamanders tortoises tree oysters triton shells trogons tropicbirds tropidurid lizards trough shells true crocodiles true soft corals trumpters tuataras tubificid worms tun shells turacos Turban shells turret shells turrids turtle barnacles turtle barnacles two-toed sloths typical owls tyrant flycatchers vampire squids vase shells venus clams Venus' girdles vespertilionid bats vireos volutes walruses wart snakes waxbills waxwings wedge clams whale barnacles whelks whiplashs squids white whales white-eyes windowpane shells wombats wood hoopoes worm shells wormsnails wrens
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