User:Tombstone/Mammal templates

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  1. Add common names as done on {{Cetacea}}
  2. Unitalicize parentheses on templates
  3. Change full binomial names to abbreviated species names

Contents

[edit] Mammalia

{{Mammals}} — 3 infraclasses — 29 suborders — Y Done

[edit] Australosphenida

[edit] Monotremes (Done)

{{Monotremata}} — 2 families — 5 species — Y Done

[edit] Metatheria

[edit] Didelphimorphia (Done)

{{Didelphimorphia}} — 1 family — 95 species — Y Done(CG)


[edit] Paucituberculata (Done)

{{Paucituberculata}} — 1 family — 6 species — Y Done


[edit] Microbiotheria (Almost Done)

Microbiotheria — 1 family — 1 species — species not linked - links to order which contains extinct species


[edit] Notoryctemorphia (Almost Done)

Notoryctemorphia — 1 family — 2 species — individual species not linked


[edit] Dasyuromorphia (Done)

{{Dasyuromorphia}} — 2 families — 73 species — Y Done(CG)


[edit] Peramelemorphia (Done)

{{Peramelemorphia}} — 2 families — 20 species — Y Done


[edit] Diprotodontia (Done)

{{Diprotodontia}} — 3 suborders — 138 species — Y Done(CG)

[edit] Eutheria

[edit] Afrosoricida (Done)

{{Afrosoricida}} — 2 suborders — 52 species — Y Done(CG)


[edit] Macroscelidea (Done)

{{Macroscelidea}} — 16 species — Y Done


[edit] Tubulidentata (Done)

Aardvark — 1 species — linked to via {{Mammals}}


[edit] Hyracoidea (Done)

{{Hyracoidea}} — 4 species — Y Done


[edit] Proboscidea (Done)

{{Proboscidea}} — 3 species — Y Done


[edit] Sirenia (Done)

{{Sirenia}} — 2 families — 4 species — Y Done


[edit] Cingulata (Done)

{{Cingulata}} — 20 species — Y Done


[edit] Pilosa (Done)

{{Pilosa}} — 2 suborders — 10 species — Y Done(awkward) convert to (CG)


[edit] Scandentia (Done)

{{Scandentia}} — 2 families — 20 species — Y Done


[edit] Dermoptera (Needs to be Done)

Colugo — 2 species


[edit] Primates (Done)

{{Primates}} — 2 suborders — 411 species — Y Doneconvert to (CG)

[edit] Strepsirrhini

Strepsirrhini — 7 families — 116 species

  1. {{Cheirogaleidae nav}} — 30 species — Y Done
  2. {{Lemuridae nav}} — 19 species — Y Done
  3. {{Lepilemuridae nav}} — 24 species — Y Done
  4. {{Indriidae nav}} — 14 species — Y Done
  5. Daubentoniidae — 1 species — linked to via {{Primates}}
  6. {{Lorisidae nav}} — 9 species — Y Done
  7. {{Galagidae nav}} — 19 species — Y Done

[edit] Haplorrhini

Haplorrhini — 8 families — 295 species

  1. {{Tarsiidae nav}} — 8 species — Y Done
  2. {{Cebidae nav}} — 57 species — Y Done
  3. {{Aotidae nav}} — 9 species — Y Done
  4. {{Pitheciidae nav}} — 42 species — Y Done
  5. {{Atelidae nav}} — 24 species — Y Done
  6. Cercopithecidae
    1. {{C.Cercopithecinae nav}} — 76 species — Y Done
    2. {{C.Colobinae nav}} — 59 species — Y Done
  7. {{Hylobatidae nav}} — 13 species — Y Done
  8. {{Hominidae nav}} — 7 species — Y Done

[edit] Rodentia (Working on)

{{Rodentia}} — 5 suborders — 0000 species — convert to (CG)have not added {{Mammal}} to any Rodent template talk pages

  • {{Rodents}} — non-standard template

[edit] Anomaluromorpha

Anomaluromorpha — 2 families — 8 species

  1. {{Anomaluridae nav}} — 7 species — Y Done
  2. Pedetidae — 1 species — linked to via {{Rodentia}}

[edit] Castorimorpha

Castorimorpha— 3 families — 105 species

  1. {{Castoridae nav}} — 2 species
  2. {{Geomyidae nav}} — 39 species — Y Done
  3. Heteromyidae — 64 species
    1. {{H. Dipodomyinae nav}} — 23 species — Y Done
    2. {{H. Heteromyinae nav}} — 15 species — Y Done
    3. {{H. Perognathinae nav}} — 26 species — Y Done

[edit] Hystricomorpha

Hystricomorpha — 18 families — >263 species

  1. {{Ctenodactylidae nav}} — 5 species — Y Done
  2. Diatomyidae — 1 species — species not linked - links to family which contains extinct species
  3. {{Bathyergidae nav}} — 28 species — Y Done
  4. {{Hystricidae nav}} — 11 species — Y Done
  5. Petromuridae— 1 species — linked to via {{Rodentia}}
  6. {{Thryonomyidae nav}} — 2 species
  7. {{Erethizontidae nav}} — 17 species — Y Done
  8. {{Chinchillidae nav}} — 6 species — Y Done
  9. Dinomyidae — 1 species — species not linked - links to family which contains extinct species
  10. {{Caviidae nav}} — 18 species — Y Done
  11. {{Dasyproctidae nav}} — 13 species — Y Done
  12. {{Cuniculidae nav}} — 2 species
  13. {{Ctenomyidae nav}} — 40 species — Y Done
  14. {{Octodontidae nav}} — 13 species — Y Done
  15. {{Abrocomidae nav}} — 9 species — Y Done
  16. {{Echimyidae nav}} — >84 species (not counting Thrichomys, Clyomys, Callistomys, Pattonomys, Santamartamys genera with no articles or species listed elsewhere)
  17. Myocastoridae— 1 species — linked to via {{Rodentia}}
  18. {{Capromyidae nav}} — 20 species — Y Done

[edit] Myomorpha

Myomorpha — 7 families — ~1381 species

  1. {{Dipodidae nav}} — 51 species — Y Done
  2. {{Platacanthomyidae nav}} — 3 species
  3. {{Spalacidae nav}} — 37 species — Y Done
  4. {{Calomyscidae nav}} — 8 species — Y Done
  5. {{Nesomyidae nav}} — 52 species — Y Done
  6. {{Cricetidae nav}} — ~580 species
    1. Might possibly split up a bit
  7. {{Muridae nav}} — ~650 species
    1. Might possibly split up a bit

[edit] Sciuromorpha

Sciuromorpha — 3 families — 306 species

  1. Aplodontiidae— 1 species — linked to via {{Rodentia}}
  2. Sciuridae — 276 species
    1. {{S. Ratufinae-Sciurillinae nav}} — 5 species — Y Done
    2. {{S. Callosciurinae nav}} — 63 species — Y Done
    3. {{S. Sciurinae1 nav}} — 38 species — Y Done
    4. {{S. Sciurinae2 nav}} — 44 species — Y Done
    5. {{S. Xerinae nav}} — 36 species — Y Done
    6. {{S. Xerinae1 nav}} — 51 species — Y Done
    7. {{S. Xerinae2 nav}} — 39 species — Y Done
  3. {{Gliridae nav}} — 28 species — Y Done

[edit] Lagomorpha (Done)

{{Lagomorpha}} — 2 families — 90 species — Y Done(CG)


[edit] Erinaceomorpha (Done)

{{Erinaceomorpha}} — 24 species — Y Done


[edit] Soricomorpha (Needs to be Done)

{{Soricomorpha}} — 3 families — ~415 species — convert to (CG)

[edit] Soricidae

Soricidae — 3 subfamilies — ~374 species

  1. {{Crocidurinae nav}} — ~209 species
    1. split up
    2. split up
    3. split up
    4. split up
  2. {{Soricinae nav}} — 146 species
    1. split up
    2. split up
    3. split up
  3. {{Myosoricinae nav}} — 19 species

[edit] Talpidae

Talpidae — 3 subfamilies — 39 species

  1. {{Scalopinae nav}} — 7 species
  2. {{Talpinae nav}} — 28 species
  3. {{Uropsilinae nav}} — 4 species

[edit] Solenodontidae

  1. {{Solenodontidae nav}} — 2 species

[edit] Chiroptera (Needs to be Done)

{{Chiroptera}} — 2 suborders — 000 species — convert to (CG)

[edit] Megachiroptera

{{Megachiroptera}} — 1 family — 000 species

[edit] Microchiroptera

Microchiroptera — 17 families — 000 species

  1. {{Emballonuridae nav}} — 000 species
  2. {{Rhinopomatidae nav}} — 000 species
  3. {{Craseonycteridae nav}} — 000 species
  4. {{Rhinolophidae nav}} — 000 species
  5. {{Nycteridae nav}} — 000 species
  6. {{Megadermatidae nav}} — 000 species
  7. {{Vespertilionidae nav}} — 000 species
  8. {{Molossidae nav}} — 000 species
  9. {{Antrozoidae nav}} — 000 species
  10. {{Natalidae nav}} — 000 species
  11. {{Myzopodidae nav}} — 000 species
  12. {{Thyropteridae nav}} — 000 species
  13. {{Furipteridae nav}} — 000 species
  14. {{Noctilionidae nav}} — 000 species
  15. {{Mystacinidae nav}} — 000 species
  16. {{Mormoopidae nav}} — 000 species
  17. {{Phyllostomidae nav}} — 000 species

[edit] Pholidota (Done)

{{Pholidota}} — 1 family — 8 species — Y Done


[edit] Carnivora (Almost Done)

{{Carnivora}} — 2 suborders — 289 species — Y Doneconvert to (CG)

[edit] Feliformia

Feliformia — 7 families — 125 species

  1. Nandiniidae — 1 species — linked to via {{Carnivora}}
  2. Prinonodontidae — 2 species — individual species not linked
  3. {{Felidae nav}} — 40 species — Y Done
  4. {{Viverridae nav}} — 35 species — Y Done
  5. {{Hyaenidae nav}} — 4 species — Y Done
  6. {{Eupleridae nav}} — 8 species — Y Done
  7. {{Herpestidae nav}} — 35 species — Y Done

[edit] Caniformia

Caniformia — 9 families — 164 species

  1. {{Canidae nav}} — 38 species — Y Done
  2. {{Ursidae nav}} — 8 species — Y Done
  3. Ailuridae — 1 species — species not linked - links to family which contains extinct species
  4. {{Mephitidae nav}} — (10 or) 12 species (2 cross-over with Mustelidae, on both templates) — Y Done
  5. {{Mustelidae nav}} — (56 or) 58 species (2 cross-over with Mephitidae, on both templates) — Y Done
  6. {{Procyonidae nav}} — 15 species — Y Done
  7. Odobenidae — 1 species — linked to via {{Carnivora}}
  8. {{Otariidae nav}} — 15 species — Y Done
  9. {{Phocidae nav}} — 18 species — Y Done

[edit] Perissodactyla (Done)

{{Perissodactyla}} — 2 suborders — 18 species — Y Done(awkward) convert to (CG)


[edit] Artiodactyla (Done)

{{Artiodactyla}} — 3 suborders — 232 species — Y Done(CG)


[edit] Cetacea (Done)

{{Cetacea}} — 2 suborders — 87 species — Y Done(CG)


[edit] To delete

  1. {{Cetaceans}}
  2. {{Baleen whales}}

[edit] Documentation

{{User:Tombstone/Mammal templates/doc}}

Documentation


[edit] Usage

Content: The templates in this series contain only extant species; subspecies and extinct species are not included.
Goal: To link every extant mammal species via a template, and each species can be reached by starting at the top template {{Mammals}}.

  • This template is used in conjunction with the other mammal species templates listed below. Please do not change the basic format of an individual template without discussion at Wikipedia Talk:WikiProject Mammals so a consensus can be reached to update the formating of all of the templates in the series. Formatting should remain consistent across all of the mammal templates.
  • Corrections, additions and/or removal of a species is welcome. Please remember to update all of the corresponding articles accordingly. Use MSW3 as a general guideline.
  • If an article is moved to a different name (preferably its common name per MSW3), the redirect should be fixed on the accompanying template (see "Best practices" for formatting a template link).

[edit] Best practices

The visible name (name appearing after the pipe) should be the same as the exact title of the article (name appearing before the pipe):

[[Groundhog|Groundhog (''M. monax'')]]

     not
[[Groundhog|Woodchuck (''M. monax'')]]


[[Eastern Gray Squirrel|Eastern Gray Squirrel (''S. carolinensis'')]]

     not
[[Eastern Gray Squirrel|Eastern grey squirrel (''S. carolinensis'')]]


  • Capitalization: Currently, there is no consensus regarding the capitalization of a mammal species article. The only agreed-upon guideline seems to be to not change the capitalization usage on an existing article. When listing the article on the template, please list the capitalization exactly as the article is titled, even if the other species on the template are capitalized differently.

[edit] Format

Most templates utilize {{Navigation with collapsible groups}} while some of the smaller Orders utilize {{Navbox}}. Many incorporate {{Navbox generic subgroup}} into the template.

  • Taxonomic rank:
    • The main title bar represents the name of the order.
    • The secondary title bar (on most templates) usually represents a suborder or family, and is labeled as such.
    • The vertical groupings are usually a family or subfamily, but are not labeled.
    • The genus is easily recognized as it is always in italics.
    • Tribes are generally not included in the template due to space constraints, unless it is significant to the classification.
    • The subgenus or subgroup is included in the list of species (not in its own group parameter) underlined and italicized, ex.: Subgenus Dolichohippus: (<u>Subgenus ''Dolichohippus''</u>:).

[edit] Mammal species template series

Each template attempts to represents all known extant species in that particular Order (per MSW3), as grouped below by infraclass.