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United States - Animals in the Habitats and the Fossil sites, and Biodiversity
The following fossils from the geologic age to the prehistorical age are excavated in United States. The explanation in brackets is the ages they lived in extinct species. Note that Mya is million years ago. For example, "48.6~40.4 Mya" shows a range between 48.6 and 40.4 million years ago. The time range is shown in the Geological Time Table. The followings are a part of the Evolutionary Tree.
United States prehistoric age | |
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United States extinct species Paleozoic |
 | Mammal-like reptile |
Archaeothyris (307.1~305 Mya; Earliest mammal-like reptile),
Edaphosaurus (302~272.5 Mya; Large sail on back),
Dimetrodon (290~272.5 Mya; Large sail on back),
Casea (279.5~272.5 Mya),
Cotylorhynchus (279.5~268 Mya),
Tetraceratops (279.5~272.5 Mya) |  | Primitive reptile |
Protorothyris (299~290 Mya),
Bolosaurus (299~272.5 Mya),
Araeoscelis (284~272.5 Mya),
Labidosaurus (279.5~272.5 Mya) |  | Primtive tetrapod |
Baphetes (359.2~299 Mya),
Megalocephalus (318~299 Mya) |  | Primitive amphibia |
Crassigyrinus (345.3~328.3 Mya),
Phlegethontia (307.1~305 Mya; Snake-like amphibia),
Eryops (305~272.5 Mya),
Platyhystrix (299~284 Mya; Large sail on back),
Diplocaulus (284~253.8 Mya; Body like arrow),
Cacops (279.5~272.5 Mya),
Pantylus (279.5~272.5 Mya),
Metoposaurus (228~203.6 Mya) |  | Ancestor of reptile |
Proterogyrinus (318~299 Mya),
Archeria (299~272.5 Mya),
Diadectes (290~272.5 Mya; Ancestors of amniotes),
Tseajaia (299~272.5 Mya),
Seymouria (284~272.5 Mya; Many reptilian features) |  | Jawless fish |
Astraspis (460.5~450 Mya) |  | Armoured fish |
Dunkleosteus (376.1~359.2 Mya; 10m),
Turrisaspis (374~359 Mya) |  | Cartilaginous fish |
Belantsea (326.4~312 Mya),
Falcatus (326.4~312 Mya),
Stethacanthus (326.4~279.5 Mya),
Echinochimaera (328.3~318.1 Mya),
Edestus (318.1~260.5 Mya),
Orodus (302~290 Mya),
Helicoprion (279.5~268 Mya; Spiral Saw),
Hybodus (268~65.5 Mya; Great Dying③④) |  | Spiny shark |
Acanthodes (409.1~284 Mya; Great Dying②) |  | Lobe-finned fish |
Hyneria (360 Mya; 4m),
Allenypterus (354~290 Mya),
Caridosuctor (328.3~318.1 Mya),
Hadronector (328.3~318.1 Mya),
Ceratodus (249.7~70.6 Mya; Great Dying④) |  | Ray-finned fish |
Lepidotes (245~70.6 Mya; Great Dying④) |  | Anomalocaridid |
Anomalocaris (530~501 Mya; 60cm) |  | Arachnomorpha |
Canadaspis (520~501 Mya),
Sidneyia (516~501 Mya) |  | Trilobite |
Olenoides (530~490 Mya),
Naraoia (520~501 Mya),
Elrathia (513~488.3 Mya),
Asaphiscus (513~488.3 Mya),
Triarthrus (488.3~445.6 Mya),
Isotelus (479~445.6 Mya; 72cm),
Phacops (460.5~345.3 Mya; Great Dying①),
Huntoniatonia (418.1~412.3 Mya) |  | Sea scorpion |
Pterygotus (439~359.2 Mya; 2.3m),
Erieopterus (426.2~412.3 Mya),
Adelophthalmus (416~251 Mya; Great Dying②) |  | Giant insect |
Arthropleura (340~280 Mya; 2.6m),
Mazothairos (312~305 Mya; 55cm),
Meganeuropsis (284~279.5 Mya; 71cm) |  | Primitive mollusc |
Hyolithes (530~253.8 Mya; Great Dying①②) |  | Primitive cephalopod |
Cameroceras (488.3~445.6 Mya; 9m),
Endoceras (488.3~443.7 Mya),
Orthoceras (479~203.6 Mya; Great Dying①②③),
Cyrtoceras (460.5~345.3 Mya; Great Dying①②) |  | Ammonite |
Goniatites (409.1~332.9 Mya; Great Dying②) |
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United States extinct species Mesozoic |
 | Mammal-like reptile |
Oligokyphus (196.5~183 Mya) |  | Primitive mammal |
Adelobasileus (228~216.5 Mya; Earliest mammals),
Morganucodon (203.6~189.6 Mya; Great Dying④),
Docodon (150.8~145.5 Mya) |  | Primitive turtle |
Hypsognathus (228-199.6 Mya) |  | Turtle |
Glyptops (155.7~99.6 Mya),
Dinochelys (150.8~145.5 Mya),
Protostega (99.6~70.6 Mya; 2.7m),
Archelon (83.5~70.6 Mya; 4m),
Terlinguachelys (83.5~70.6 Mya),
Emarginachelys (70.6~65.5 Mya) |  | Ancestors of snake,lizard |
Icarosaurus (228~216.5 Mya; Wing-like glider) |  | Lizard |
Opisthias (155.7~136.4 Mya) |  | Snake |
Palaeophis (70.6~33.9 Mya; Great Dying⑤; 9m) |  | Marine reptile |
Cymbospondylus (249.7~228 Mya),
Thalattosaurus (228-216.5 Mya),
Shastasaurus (228~216.5 Mya),
Shonisaurus (228~203.6 Mya; 21m),
Platypterygius (136.4~89.3 Mya) |  | Marine lizard |
Eonatator ,
Mosasaurus (99.6~65.5 Mya; 18m),
Globidens (99.6~70.6 Mya),
Tylosaurus (93.5~65.5 Mya),
Platecarpus (89.3~65.5 Mya) |  | Primitive crocodile |
Protosuchus (199.6~196.5 Mya; First crocodile),
Goniopholis (167.7~65.5 Mya),
Eutretauranosuchus (155.7~150.8 Mya) |  | Crocodile |
Wannaganosuchus (83.5~42 Mya; Great Dying⑤),
Deinosuchus (83.5~1.81 Mya; Great Dying⑤),
Procaimanoidea (70.6~42 Mya; Great Dying⑤) |  | Archosaurs |
Hyperodapedon (228~203.6 Mya),
Cteniogenys (167.7~145.5 Mya) |  | Flying reptile |
Kepodactylus (155.7~145.5 Mya),
Pteranodon (89.3~70.6 Mya),
Quetzalcoatlus (70.6~65.5 Mya; 12m) |  | Primitive ornithischia |
Heterodontosaurus (196.5~175.6 Mya),
Othnielosaurus (155.7~145.5 Mya) |  | Amored dino |
Scelidosaurus (206~200 Mya),
Scutellosaurus (199.6~175.6 Mya),
Stegosaurus (155.7~99.6 Mya; Large plates on back),
Hesperosaurus (150 Mya),
Edmontonia (83.5~65.5 Mya) |  | Bird-hipped dino |
Tichosteus (155.7~150.8 Mya),
Camptosaurus (155.7~145.5 Mya),
Iguanodon (155.7~93.5 Mya),
Orodromeus (85.8~65.5 Mya) |  | Duck-billed dino |
Gryposaurus (83.5~70.6 Mya),
Corythosaurus (83.5~70.6 Mya),
Edmontosaurus (83.5~65.5 Mya; 13m),
Parasaurolophus (83.5~65.5 Mya; Large cranial crest) |  | Thick-headed dino |
Pachycephalosaurus (83.5~65.5 Mya; Large thick head) |  | Horned dino |
Centrosaurus (83.5~70.6 Mya),
Styracosaurus (83.5~70.6 Mya),
Chasmosaurus (83.5~70.6 Mya; Large frill on head),
Triceratops (83.5~65.5 Mya) |  | Long-necked dino |
Massospondylus (196.5~65.5 Mya),
Diplodocus (155.7~145.5 Mya),
Amphicoelias (155.7~145.5 Mya; 60m),
Nigersaurus (145.5~99.6 Mya; Unusual mouth),
Sauroposeidon (125~99.6 Mya; 34m) |  | Predatory dino |
Megapnosaurus (199~188 Mya),
Dilophosaurus (196.5~189.6 Mya) |  | Large predatory dino |
Allosaurus (161.2~145.5 Mya),
Torvosaurus (155.7~145.5 Mya),
Saurophaganax (155.7~145.5 Mya),
Acrocanthosaurus (150.8~112 Mya),
Gorgosaurus (83.5~65.5 Mya),
Albertosaurus (83.5~65.5 Mya),
Tyrannosaurus (83.5~65.5 Mya; 13m) |  | Ostrich dino |
Ornithomimus (112~63.3 Mya),
Struthiomimus (83.5~65.5 Mya) |  | Bird's relative dino |
Dromaeosaurus (145.5~65.5 Mya),
Deinonychus (125~99.6 Mya),
Bambiraptor (83.5~70.6 Mya),
Chirostenotes (83.5~65.5 Mya) |  | Salamander-like |
Albanerpeton (130-1.81 Mya; Great Dying⑤) |  | Frog |
Prosalirus (196.5~183 Mya) |  | Primitive bird |
Ichthyornis (99.6~70.6 Mya),
Parahesperornis (89.3~83.5 Mya),
Baptornis (89.3~70.6 Mya; Swimming bird with fin),
Hesperornis (89.3~65.5 Mya; 1.5m),
Potamornis (70.6~65.5 Mya) |  | Cartilaginous fish |
Cretoxyrhina (99.6~65.5 Mya) |  | Ray-finned fish |
Protosphyraena (99.6~70.6 Mya),
Ichthyodectes (99.6~70.6 Mya),
Xiphactinus (99.6~65.5 Mya) |  | Ammonite |
Crioceratites (140.2~99.6 Mya),
Desmoceras (130~112 Mya),
Euhoplites (112~93.5 Mya),
Acanthoceras (112~89.3 Mya),
Kamerunoceras (99.6~89.3 Mya),
Parapuzosia (99.6~70.6 Mya; 1.95m),
Pachydiscus (93.5~65.5 Mya; 2m),
Exiteloceras (93.5~65.5 Mya) |
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United States extinct species Cenozoic |
 | Primate |
Pelycodus (55.4~50.3 Mya),
Teilhardina (55.4~50.3 Mya),
Hesperolemur (55.4~42 Mya),
Notharctus (55.4~42 Mya),
Smilodectes (50.3~46.2 Mya) |  | Primitive elephant |
Gomphotherium (23.8~0.01 Mya),
Platybelodon (13.7~5.33 Mya),
Gnathabelodon (13.6~10.3 Mya; Spoon-billed Mastodon),
Amebelodon (13.6~8.7 Mya; 6m),
Cuvieronius (10.3~0.011 Mya; 6m) |  | Elephant |
Pygmy mammoth (0.126~0.01 Mya),
American mammoth (4.9~0.011 Mya; 4.9m),
American mastodon (23.03~0.012 Mya; 5m) |  | Paenungulata |
Behemotops (33.9~23.03 Mya),
Kronokotherium (33.9~23.03 Mya),
Cornwallius (28.4~23.03 Mya),
Desmostylus (28.4~7.25 Mya),
Paleoparadoxia (23.03~7.25 Mya),
Vanderhoofius (15.97~11.61 Mya) |  | Sea-cow |
Dusisiren (15.97~3.6 Mya),
Cuesta Sea Cow (5.33~-2.59 Mya) |  | Primitive armadillo |
Holmesina (3.6~0.01 Mya),
Glyptodon (3.6~0.01 Mya; 3m) |  | Sloth |
Megalonyx (10.3~0.01 Mya) |  | Ground sloth |
Thinobadistes (13.6~4.9 Mya),
Nothrotheriops (4.9~0.01 Mya),
Glossotherium (6.8~0.01 Mya) |  | Primate's relative |
Purgatorius (65~56.8 Mya; Proto-primate) |  | Rodent |
Ischyromys ,
Palaeocastor (33.3~23.03 Mya; Beaver) |  | Primitive whale |
Protocetus (48.6~37.2 Mya),
Georgiacetus (40.4~37.2 Mya),
Zygorhiza (40.4~37 Mya),
Basilosaurus (40.4~33.9 Mya; 25m),
Dorudon (40.4~33.9 Mya) |  | Whale |
Squalodon (33.9~1.81 Mya),
Cetotherium (20.43~1.81 Mya),
Eobalaenoptera (15.97~13.65 Mya) |  | Ungulate |
Phenacodus (63.3~48.6 Mya),
Mesonyx (50.3~42 Mya),
Uintatherium (50.3~42 Mya) |  | Even-toed ungulate |
Diacodexis (55.4~46.2 Mya),
Archaeotherium (38~24.8 Mya),
Merycoidodon (38-16.3 Mya),
Leptomeryx (37.2~24.8 Mya),
Daeodon (37.2~16.3 Mya; Terrible hog),
Protoceras (33.9~20.6 Mya),
Protolabis (29~10.3 Mya),
Aepycamelus (20.6~4.9 Mya; Giraffe-like camel),
Longirostromeryx (16.3~10.3 Mya),
Synthetoceras (13.6~5.33 Mya),
Hemiauchenia (13.6~0.01 Mya; Stilt-legged Llama),
Capromeryx (13.6~0.01 Mya),
Titanotylopus (10.3~0.3 Mya; Giraffe-like camel) |  | Rhino-like |
Eotitanops (55.4~46.2 Mya),
Palaeosyops (50.3~42 Mya),
Metamynodon (46.2~33.3 Mya),
Hyracodon (46.2~26.3 Mya),
Protitanops (42~33.9 Mya),
Megacerops (38~33.9 Mya; 5m) |  | Rhinocero |
Subhyracodon (38~26.3 Mya),
Diceratherium (33.9~11.61 Mya),
Menoceras (23.03~16.3 Mya),
Teleoceras (16.9~4.9 Mya) |  | Horse |
Hyracotherium (55.4~48.6 Mya; Four-toed Horse),
Orohippus (55.4~42 Mya; Three-toed Horse),
Mesohippus (42~30.8 Mya; Three-toed Horse),
Miohippus (38~20.43 Mya; Three-toed Horse),
Archaeohippus (30.8~13.6 Mya),
Parahippus (26.3~15.97 Mya),
Hippidion (23.03~0.01 Mya),
Merychippus (20.4~10.3 Mya; Three-toed Horse),
Protohippus (16.3~4.9 Mya),
Pliohippus (16.3~4.9 Mya),
Cormohipparion (13.65~0.3 Mya),
Astrohippus (13.6~5.33 Mya),
Hipparion (12.7~0.01 Mya; Three-toed Horse),
Dinohippus (11.61~3.6 Mya) |  | Pangolin-like |
Pantolambda (63.3~56.8 Mya),
Barylambda (60.2~50.3 Mya),
Titanoides (58.7~55.8 Mya),
Coryphodon (56.8~46.2 Mya),
Trogosus (55.4-46.2 Mya) |  | Carnivora-like |
Oxyaena (55.4~33.9 Mya),
Machaeroides (55.4~46.2 Mya),
Patriofelis (50.3~42 Mya),
Hyaenodon (42~15.97 Mya) |  | Saber-toothed cat |
Dinictis (38~20.6 Mya),
Hoplophoneus (38~20.6 Mya),
Eusmilus (37.2~28.4 Mya; 2.5m),
Nimravus (33.3~26.3 Mya),
Homotherium (13.65~0.01 Mya),
Barbourofelis (13.6~4.9 Mya),
Machairodus (11.61~0.126 Mya; 2.5m),
Megantereon (10.3~1.8 Mya),
Xenosmilus (1.8~0.3 Mya),
Smilodon (1.81~0.01 Mya; 2.1m) |  | Carnivora |
Cynodictis (37.2~28.4 Mya; Bear-dog),
Leptocyon (24.8~10.3 Mya; Dog),
Aelurodon (20.6~4.9 Mya; Dog),
Amphicyon (20~1.81 Mya; Bear-dog),
Pseudaelurus (16.9~0.126 Mya; Cat),
Hemicyon (16.9~13.65 Mya; Dog-bear),
Cynarctus (15.97~10.3 Mya; Dog),
Agriotherium (13.6~2.6 Mya; Dog-bear),
Dinofelis (9~1.8 Mya; Cat),
Metailurus (9~0.126 Mya; Cat),
Chasmaporthetes (4.9~0.781 Mya; Hyena),
Florida Cave Bear (4.9-0.01 Mya) |  | Marine mammal |
Allodesmus (23.03~7.25 Mya) |  | Turtle |
Stylemys (38~28.4 Mya),
Hesperotestudo (20.6~0.01 Mya) |  | Primitive crocodile |
Hyposaurus (65.5~61.7 Mya) |  | Crocodile |
Ceratosuchus (55.8-55.4 Mya),
Gavialosuchus (33.9~0.01 Mya; 9.75m) |  | Terror bird |
Titanis (4.9~1.8 Mya; 2.5m) |  | Raptor |
Apatosagittarius (11.6~5.3 Mya),
Teratornis (1.81~0.01 Mya; 3.8m),
Aiolornis (0.126~0.011 Mya; 5m) |  | Crane |
Crowned Crane (23~5.3 Mya) |  | Shark |
Carcharodon megalodon (23.03~3 Mya; 20m) |
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United States extinct species Quaternary |
 | Armadillo |
Beautiful Armadillo (1.81~0.01 Mya),
Glyptotherium (1.81~0.01 Mya) |  | Ground sloth |
Eremotherium (1.81~0.01 Mya; 6m),
Paramylodon (1.81~0.01 Mya) |  | Elephant |
Columbian mammoth (0.781~0.01 Mya) |  | Rodent |
Castoroides (1.8~0.01 Mya; 2.5m) |  | Even-toed ungulate |
American Camel (1.81~0.01 Mya),
Steppe Wisent (1.8~0.01 Mya),
Ancient Bison (1.81~0.01 Mya),
Giant Bison (0.781~0.01 Mya) |  | Carnivora |
American Lion (2~0.01 Mya),
Giant Short-faced Bear (1.81~0.01 Mya),
American cheetah (1.81~0.01 Mya),
Dire Wolf (1.81~0.01 Mya) |  | Bird |
La Brea Stork (0.126~0.01 Mya) |
United States is a country located in Notrh America. It is the third largest country. It bordered by Mexico to the south and by Canada to the north, and by the Pacific Ocean to the west and by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, and by the Arctic Ocean to the north. There is the Rockies in the west, and the Mississippi river in the central. The following shows the distribution of animals in United States.
| United States | |
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United States regionally extinct in historic age |
 | Sea-cow |
Steller's Sea Cow (0.3 Mya~AD1768; 8m) |  | Carnivora |
Sea Mink (?~AD1860) |  | Marine mammal |
Caribbean Monk Seal (3.6 Mya~AD1952) |  | Lizard |
Navassa Curly-tailed Lizard |  | Frog |
Wyoming Toad ,
Vegas Valley Leopard Frog (?~AD1942) |  | Parrot |
Carolina Parakeet (?~AD1918),
Yellow-headed Amazon |  | Bird |
Slender-billed Curlew ,
Great Auk (?~AD1844),
Eurasian Oystercatcher ,
Laughing Dove ,
Passenger Pigeon (?~AD1914),
Hawaiian Crow ,
Pied Crow ,
Common Blackbird |
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United States extant species |
 | Opossum |
Virginia Opossum |  | Armadillo |
Nine-banded Armadillo |  | Rodent |
American Beaver ,
North American Porcupine ,
Mountain Beaver (Living fossil),
Gunnison's Prairie Dog ,
White-tailed Prairie Dog ,
Black-tailed Prairie Dog ,
Alaska Marmot ,
Woodchuck, Groundhog ,
Hoary Marmot ,
Yellow-bellied Marmot ,
Olympic Marmot |  | Squirrel |
Eastern Gray Squirrel ,
Eastern Fox Squirrel ,
Mexican Fox Squirrel ,
Arizona Gray Squirrel ,
Western Gray Squirrel ,
Abert's Squirrel ,
Douglas Squirrel ,
American Red Squirrel ,
Southern Flying Squirrel ,
Northern Flying Squirrel … total 58 species |  | Rabbit |
Collared Pika ,
American Pika ,
Pygmy Rabbit ,
Swamp Rabbit ,
Marsh Rabbit ,
Desert Cottontail ,
Eastern Cottontail ,
Brush Rabbit ,
Mountain Cottontail ,
Appalachian Cottontail ,
New England Cottontail ,
Antelope Jackrabbit ,
Snowshoe Hare ,
Black-tailed Jackrabbit ,
White-sided Jackrabbit ,
White-tailed Jackrabbit ,
Alaskan Hare |  | Even-toed ungulate |
Collared Peccary ,
Elk ,
White-tailed deer ,
Mule deer ,
Caribou ,
Eurasian Elk ,
Pronghorn (run faster in long distance),
American Bison (Massive migration),
American bighorn sheep ,
Dall sheep ,
Mountain goat |  | Carnivora |
Wild Cat (Spotted),
Cougar ,
Jaguarundi ,
Canadian Lynx (Spotted),
Bobcat (Spotted),
Ocelot (Spotted),
Margay (Spotted),
Jaguar (Spotted),
Gray Wolf ,
Coyote ,
Red Wolf ,
Red Fox ,
Swift Fox ,
Kit Fox ,
Arctic Fox ,
Gray Fox ,
Island Fox ,
Brown Bear (3m),
Polar Bear (3m),
American Black Bear ,
Striped Skunk ,
Hooded Skunk ,
Eastern Hog-nosed Skunk ,
North American River Otter ,
Wolverine ,
American Marten ,
Fisher ,
Short-tailed weasel ,
Long-tailed weasel ,
Black-footed Ferret ,
Least weasel ,
American Mink ,
American Badger ,
Common Raccoon ,
White-nosed Coati ,
Ringtail |  | Turtle |
Alligator Snapping Turtle ,
Common Snapping Turtle |  | Crocodile |
American Alligator ,
American Crocodile |  | Venomous lizard |
Gila monster |  | Iguana |
Desert iguana ,
Chuckwalla |  | Goose |
White-fronted Goose ,
Pink-footed Goose ,
Snow Goose ,
Ross's Goose ,
Emperor Goose ,
Brent Goose ,
Barnacle Goose ,
Canada Goose ,
Hawaiian Goose |  | Swan |
Whooper swan ,
Trumpeter swan ,
Tundra swan |  | Stork |
Wood Stork ,
Jabiru |  | Ibis |
American White Ibis ,
Scarlet Ibis ,
Glossy Ibis ,
White-faced Ibis ,
Roseate Spoonbill |  | Condor |
American Black Vulture ,
Turkey Vulture ,
California Condor |  | Crane |
Common Crane ,
Sandhill Crane ,
Whooping Crane |  | Pelican |
Brown Pelican ,
American White Pelican |  | Flamingo |
American Flamingo |  | endemic bird |
Lesser Prairie Chicken ,
Red-cockaded Woodpecker ,
Florida Scrub Jay ,
Island Scrub Jay ,
Black Rosy Finch ,
Brown-capped Rosy Finch ,
Boat-tailed Grackle ,
Bachman's Sparrow ,
Seaside Sparrow ,
McKay's Bunting |  | bird (CR) |
Eskimo Curlew ,
Kittlitz's Murrelet ,
Townsend's Shearwater ,
Ivory-billed Woodpecker ,
Bachman's Warbler |  | bird (EN) |
Gunnison Sage-grouse ,
Tricolored Blackbird ,
Golden-cheeked Warbler |  | Tree |
Giant sequoia (94.8m,94.8m),
Coast Redwood (115.61m) |
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United States marine extant species Pacific Ocean |
 | Whale |
North Pacific Right Whale ,
Fin Whale (27m),
Blue Whale (33m),
Common Minke Whale ,
Sei Whale ,
Eden's Whale ,
Humpback Whale ,
Gray Whale ,
Sperm Whale ,
Dwarf Sperm Whale ,
Pygmy Sperm Whale ,
Cuvier's Beaked Whale ,
Baird's Beaked Whale ,
Hubbs' Beaked Whale ,
Ginko-toothed Beaked Whale ,
Stejneger's Beaked Whale ,
Blainville's Beaked Whale ,
Perrin's Beaked Whale |  | Dolphin |
Rough-toothed Dolphin ,
Bottlenose Dolphin ,
Pantropical Spotted Dolphin ,
Spinner Dolphin ,
Striped Dolphin ,
Short-beaked Common Dolphin ,
Long-beaked Common Dolphin ,
Fraser's Dolphin ,
Pacific White-sided Dolphin ,
Northern Right Whale Dolphin ,
Risso's Dolphin ,
Melon-headed Whale ,
Pygmy Killer Whale ,
False Killer Whale ,
Orca ,
Short-finned Pilot Whale ,
Harbour Porpoise ,
Dall's Porpoise |  | Marine mammal |
Sea Otter ,
Guadalupe Fur Seal ,
Northern Fur Seal ,
Steller Sea Lion ,
California Sea Lion ,
Hawaiian Monk Seal ,
Northern Elephant Seal ,
Common Seal |  | Turtle |
Loggerhead Sea Turtle ,
Green turtle ,
Olive Ridley ,
Leatherback turtle |  | Puffin |
Tufted Puffin |  | Frigatebird |
Great Frigatebird ,
Lesser Frigatebird |  | Albatross |
Wandering Albatross ,
Short-tailed Albatross ,
Black-footed Albatross ,
Laysan Albatross |  | seabird |
Marbled Murrelet ,
Cook's Petrel ,
Ashy Storm-petrel |  | Shark |
Whale shark (12m),
Great hammerhead ,
Basking shark ,
Great white shark ,
Shortfin mako ,
Longfin mako ,
Salmon shark |  | Tuna |
Pacific bluefin tuna |  | Squid |
Giant squid' (13m) |
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United States marine extant species Atlantic Ocena |
 | Sea-cow |
West Indian Manatee |  | Whale |
North Atlantic Right Whale ,
Fin Whale (27m),
Blue Whale (33m),
Common Minke Whale ,
Sei Whale ,
Eden's Whale ,
Humpback Whale ,
Sperm Whale ,
Dwarf Sperm Whale ,
Pygmy Sperm Whale ,
Cuvier's Beaked Whale ,
Northern Bottlenose Whale ,
True's Beaked Whale ,
Gervais' Beaked Whale ,
Sowerby's Beaked Whale ,
Blainville's Beaked Whale |  | Dolphin |
Rough-toothed Dolphin ,
Bottlenose Dolphin ,
Pantropical Spotted Dolphin ,
Atlantic Spotted Dolphin ,
Spinner Dolphin ,
Clymene Dolphin ,
Striped Dolphin ,
Short-beaked Common Dolphin ,
Fraser's Dolphin ,
White-beaked Dolphin ,
Atlantic White-sided Dolphin ,
Risso's Dolphin ,
Melon-headed Whale ,
Pygmy Killer Whale ,
False Killer Whale ,
Orca ,
Long-finned Pilot Whale ,
Short-finned Pilot Whale ,
Harbour Porpoise |  | Marine mammal |
Common Seal |  | Turtle |
Loggerhead Sea Turtle ,
Green turtle ,
Kemp's Ridley ,
Olive Ridley ,
Leatherback turtle |  | Puffin |
Atlantic Puffin ,
Horned Puffin |  | Frigatebird |
Magnificent Frigatebird |  | seabird |
Black-capped Petrel |  | Shark |
Whale shark (12m),
Scalloped hammerhead ,
Great hammerhead ,
Basking shark ,
Great white shark ,
Shortfin mako ,
Longfin mako ,
Porbeagle shark |  | Marlin |
Atlantic sailfish ,
Atlantic Blue Marlin ,
Atlantic White Marlin |  | Tuna |
Northern bluefin tuna |  | Fish |
Atlantic sturgeon* ,
Gulf sturgeon* |  | Horseshoe crab |
Atlantic Horseshoe Crab |  | Squid |
Giant squid' (13m) |
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United States marine extant species Arctic Ocean |
 | Whale |
Bowhead Whale ,
Narwhal (Long straight tusk),
Beluga (All-white color skin) |  | Marine mammal |
Walrus (Massive migration),
Bearded Seal ,
Spotted Seal ,
Ringed Seal ,
Ribbon Seal |
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United States small extant species |
 | Mouse (EN) |
Giant kangaroo rat ,
Stephen's kangaroo rat ,
White-eared Pocket Mouse ,
Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse |  | Mole (EN) |
Pribilof Island Shrew |  | Bat (EN) |
Indiana bat |  | Turtle (EN) |
Yellow Blotched Sawback ,
Ringed Map Turtle ,
Alabama Redbelly Turtles |  | Lizard (EN) |
Coachella Valley Fringe-toed Lizard ,
Blunt-nosed leopard lizard |  | Salamander (EN) |
Mountains Slender Salamander ,
Siskiyou Mountain Salamander ,
Weller's Salamander ,
Spotted-tail Salamander ,
Georgetown Salamander ,
Jollyville Plateau Salamander ,
Berry Cave Salamander ,
West Virginia Spring Salamander ,
Alabama Waterdog |  | Newt (EN) |
Black-Spotted Newt |  | Frog (CR) |
Dusky Gopher Frog ,
Ramsey Canyon Leopard Frog |  | Frog (EN) |
Yosemite Toad ,
Houston Toad ,
Amargosa Toad ,
Arroyo Toad ,
Mountain Yellow-legged Frog ,
Relict Leopard Frog ,
(Rana sierrae) |  | Swallowtail butterfly |
Clodian Apollo ,
Eversmann's Parnassian ,
Phoebus Apollo ,
Pipevine Swallowtail ,
Zebra Swallowtail ,
Appalachian Tiger Swallowtail ,
Schaus' Swallowtail ,
Canadian Tiger Swallowtail ,
Giant Swallowtail ,
Pale Swallowtail … total 19 species |  | Moth |
Io Moth |
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