Animalia in GURPS
- Chordata
- Pelycosaurs
- Dinocephalia
- Dicynodontia
- Gorgonopsia
- Cynodonts
- Mammalia: The furry and the whiskered.
- Monotremata: Bizarre egg layers.
- Metatheria (marsupials): Pouched mammals.
- Dasyuridae: Tasmanian devils, quolls, and marsupial mice.
- Thylacinidae
- Macropodiformes: Kangaroos and wallabies.
- Phalangeriformes: Possums.
- Phascolarctidae: Koalas.
- Vombatidae: Wombats.
- Diprotodontidae
- Palorchestidae
- Thylacoleonidae: Marsupial lions.
- Peramelemorphia
- Didelphidae: Opposums.
- Borhyaenidae
- Thylacosmilidae
- Eutheria (placentals)
- Xenarthra: Sloths, anteaters, and armidillos.
- Tubulidentata: What could be so wierd as an aardvark?
- Proboscidea: Elephants - modern land giants.
- Sirenia: Manatees and dugongs - back to the ocean!
- Lagomorpha: Rabbits, hares, and pikas - hop to it!
- Rodentia: Rats, squirrels, and guinea pigs - chisel toothed survivalists.
- Anomaluromorpha: Springhares.
- Castorimorpha: Beavers.
- Hystricomorpha: Porcupines and guinea pigs.
- Myomorpha: Mice and rats.
- Sciuromorpha: Squirrels.
- Primates: Monkeys, apes, and humans.
- Condylarthra: Early predators.
- Mesonychia: Almost as early predators.
- Meridiungulata: Bizarre extinct South American herbivores.
- Chiroptera: Bats!
- Cimolesta
- Pholidota: Pangolins - scaled termite eaters.
- Creodonta: Exctinct proto-carnivores.
- Miacidae: More extinct proto-carnivores.
- Carnivora: The arch-predators of the modern world.
- Feliforma
- Viverridae, Eupleridae, Herpestidae, and Prionodontidae: Civets, genets, fossas, mongooses, and linsangs - generalist small game hunters.
- Hyaenidae (and Percrocutidae, extinct): Hyenas - bone crushers.
- Felidae (and Barbourofelidae, extinct, and Nimravidae, extinct): The cat family - hypercarnivores extraordinaire.
- Caniforma
- Amphicyonidae: Bear-dogs
- Canidae: The dog family - cunning as a fox, the wolf at the door, and man's best friend.
- Ursidae: Bears - shaggy, strong, and always hungry.
- Hemicyonidae: Dog-bears
- Procyonidae and Ailuridae: Raccoons and relatives - masked bandits.
- Mustelidae: Weasels, stoats, ferrets, otters, martens, skunks, badgers, and the wolverine - tough, lithe, sharp toothed, and stinky.
- Pinnipedia: Seals and Sea Lions - back to the ocean II.
- Perissodactyla: The tough, the horny, and the fleet of foot.
- Equidae: Horses - just horsing around.
- Tapiridae: Tapirs - squat and long snouted.
- Rhinocerotidae: Rhinos - pokey and armored.
- Brontotheriidae
- Palaeotheriidae
- Chalicotheriidae
- Amynodontidae
- Artiodactyla: Cud chewers, swine, and swimmers.
- Anoplotheriidae
- Merycoidodontoidea
- Camelidae: Camels and relatives - watch out, they spit!
- Oromerycidae
- Xiphodontidae
- Suidae & Tayassuidae: Pigs, swine, and peccaries - tuskers and rooters.
- Entelodontidae
- Andrewsarchus
- Anthracotheriidae
- Dichobunidae
- Raoellidae
- Hippopotamidae: Hippos - river behemoths.
- Cetacea: Back to the ocean III.
- Protoceratidae
- Tragulidae: Chevrotains.
- Cervidae: Deer - prongs.
- Giraffidae: Giraffes - necks that don't end.
- Antilocapridae: Pronghorn - more prongs.
- Bovidae: Cattle, goats, sheep and antelope - our meatstock.
- Palaeomerycidae
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- Squamata: Scaly and slithery.
- Boidae: Boas and pythons - the big squeeze.
- Elapidae: Cobras and kin - fast moving and deadly.
- Viperidae: Vipers - slow moving and deadly.
- Colubridae: "Typical" snakes - the snake in the grass.
- Varanoids
- Varanids: Monitors, goanas, and leguaans - large, fast, sharp toothed predators.
- Monstersaurs: Beaded lizards and gila monsters - sharp toothed, vice gripped, venomous nest robbers.
- Mososaurs
- Iguanidae: Iguanas - large, sharp toothed herbivores.
- Teidae: Tegus and whiptails - Some are fast, some are just big.
- Archosauria: Dragons ancient and modern.
- Crocodilia: Alligators and crocodiles - strong jawed, sharp toothed river monsters.
- Aetosauria
- Protosuchia
- Rauisuchia
- Ornithosuchia
- Phytosauria
- Pterosauria
- Dinosauria: The dragons of the ancient earth.
- Theropoda: The arch-predators of the ancient world.
- Ceratosauria
- Allosauria: Allosaurs - large, toothy monsters
- Tyrannosauria
- Ornithomimosauria
- Segnosauria
- Oviraptors
- Troodontia
- Dromeosauria: "raptors" - sickle clawed, ambush hunting near birds.
- Aves: Feathered flyers.
- Anatidae
- Ciconiiformes
- Columbiformes
- Falconiformes
- Galliformes
- Gruidae
- Phorusrhacidae
- Passeriformes
- Psittaciformes
- Strigiformes
- Struthioniformes
- Sauropoda: The largest animals to ever walk.
- Prosauropods
- Diplodocoids
- Brachiosaurs
- Camarasaurs
- Titanosaurs
- Ornithischia: Spikey, frilly, plated, or just fleet of foot.
- Chelonia: Turtle up!
- Pareiasauria
- Chondrichthyes
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