Home›Mammal Genera›Living or Extinct›YesBrowse ByYesLiving or extinct separates a taxon's surviving members from those known only from fossils. Wikipedia notes "the 41 officially recognized extant Felidae species" live today, while the "saber-toothed cats" of the extinct subfamily Machairodontinae, including the famous saber-toothed tiger, do not. This dimension lets a visitor tell a still-living branch of a family tree from an extinct one.FactsYesSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonTaxonomic Rank OrderWell-attested7 1YesFilter Results278 entriesCommon GroupAllCanid Genera (13)Cetacean Genera (25)Eupleridae (Malagasy Carnivoran) Genera (7)Even And Odd-Toed Ungulate Genera (11)Felid Genera (14)Herpestid (Mongoose) Genera (15)Hyaenid Genera (3)Mustelid Genera (23)Other Mammal Genera (4)Pinniped Genera (22)Primate Genera (47)Procyonid, Mephitid And Red Panda Genera (7)Rodent And Lagomorph Genera (66)Ursid Genera (5)Viverrid Genera (16)Parent Taxon (Taxonomy Tree)AllCanidae (2)Felidae (5)Geographic DistributionAllEndemic to Africa (1)Endemic to China (the giant panda, the only living species) (1)Native to Asia (1)Northern Hemisphere (1)Now only parts of Borneo and Sumatra (1)Sub-Saharan Africa, including Sahelian scrubland (1)Tropical or subtropical forests in Sub-Saharan Africa (1)Wild populations limited to Africa and Asia (1)Taxonomic RankAllGenus (278)Everyday GroupAllCanid Genera (13)Cetacean Genera (25)Eupleridae (Malagasy Carnivoran) Genera (7)Even And Odd-Toed Ungulate Genera (11)Felid Genera (14)Herpestid (Mongoose) Genera (15)Hyaenid Genera (3)Mustelid Genera (23)Other Mammal Genera (4)Pinniped Genera (22)Primate Genera (47)Procyonid, Mephitid And Red Panda Genera (7)Rodent And Lagomorph Genera (66)Ursid Genera (5)Viverrid Genera (16)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 278AcinonyxYesAeretesYesAeromysYesAiluropodaYesAilurusYesAlcesYesAllocebusYesAlouattaYesAmmospermophilusYesAotusYesArctictisYesArctocebusYesArctocephalusYesArctogalidiaYesArctonyxYesAtelesYesAtelocynusYesAtilaxYesAtlantoxerusYesAvahiYesBalaenopteraYesBdeogaleYesBelomysYesBisonYesBiswamoyopterusYesCacajaoYesCallicebusYesCallithrixYesCallorhinusYesCallosciurusYesCallospermophilusYesCamelusYesCanisYesCapraYesCaracalYesCastorYesCatopumaYesCebusYesCephalorhynchusYesCerdocyonYesCervusYesCheirogaleusYesCheracebusYesChiropotesYesChrotogaleYesChrysocyonYesCivettictisYesColobusYesConepatusYesCrocutaYesCrossarchusYesCryptoproctaYesCuonYesCynictisYesCynogaleYesCynomysYesCystophoraYesDaubentoniaYesDelphinapterusYesDelphinusYesDiplogaleYesDologaleYesDremomysYesEiraYesElephasYesEnhydraYesEoglaucomysYesEpixerusYesEquusYesErignathusYesEulemurYesEumetopiasYesEuoticusYesEupetaurusYesEupleresYesEutamiasYesExilisciurusYesFelisYesFeresaYesFossaYesFunambulusYesFunisciurusYesGalagoYesGalagoidesYesGalictisYesGalidiaYesGalidictisYesGenettaYesGlaucomysYesGlobicephalaYesGlyphotesYesGorillaYesGrampusYesGuloYesHalichoerusYesHapalemurYesHelarctosYesHeliosciurusYesHelogaleYesHemigalusYesHerpailurusYesHerpestesYesHistriophocaYesHoolockYesHyaenaYesHydrictisYesHydrurgaYesHylobatesYesHylopetesYesHyosciurusYesIchneumiaYesIctidomysYesIctonyxYesIniaYesIomysYesLagenodelphisYesLagenorhynchusYesLamaYesLariscusYesLemurYesLeopardusYesLepilemurYesLeptailurusYesLeptonychotesYesLepusYesLiberiictisYesLissodelphisYesLobodonYesLontraYesLorisYesLoxodontaYesLupulellaYesLutraYesLutrogaleYesLycalopexYesLycaonYesLyncodonYesLynxYesMacacaYesMacrogalidiaYesMarmotaYesMartesYesMegapteraYesMelesYesMellivoraYesMelogaleYesMelursusYesMenetesYesMephitisYesMicrocebusYesMicrosciurusYesMiroungaYesMirzaYesMonachusYesMonodonYesMungosYesMungotictisYesMusYesMustelaYesMydausYesMyocastorYesMyosciurusYesNandiniaYesNannosciurusYesNasuaYesNeofelisYesNeogaleYesNeomonachusYesNeophocaYesNeotamiasYesNomascusYesNotocitellusYesNyctereutesYesNycticebusYesOdobenusYesOmmatophocaYesOrcaellaYesOrcinusYesOryctolagusYesOtariaYesOtocolobusYesOtocyonYesOtolemurYesOtospermophilusYesPagophilusYesPagumaYesPanYesPantheraYesPapioYesParacynictisYesParadoxurusYesParaxerusYesPardofelisYesPekaniaYesPeponocephalaYesPerodicticusYesPetaurillusYesPetauristaYesPetinomysYesPhacochoerusYesPhalangerYesPhanerYesPhocaYesPhocarctosYesPhocoenaYesPhocoenoidesYesPhyseterYesPitheciaYesPlecturocebusYesPoecilictisYesPoecilogaleYesPoianaYesPoliocitellusYesPongoYesPrionailurusYesPrionodonYesProcyonYesProlemurYesPropithecusYesProsciurillusYesProtelesYesProtoxerusYesPseudorcaYesPteromysYesPteromyscusYesPteronuraYesPumaYesPusaYesRangiferYesRattusYesRatufaYesRheithrosciurusYesRhinosciurusYesRhynchogaleYesRubrisciurusYesSaguinusYesSaimiriYesSalanoiaYesSciurillusYesSciurocheirusYesSciurotamiasYesSciurusYesSotaliaYesSousaYesSpeothosYesSpermophilopsisYesSpermophilusYesSpilogaleYesStenellaYesStenoYesSundasciurusYesSuricataYesSusYesSymphalangusYesSyntheosciurusYesTamiasYesTamiasciurusYesTamiopsYesTarsiusYesTaxideaYesTremarctosYesTrichosurusYesTrogopterusYesTursiopsYesUrocitellusYesUrocyonYesUrsusYesUrvaYesVareciaYesVicugnaYesViverraYesViverriculaYesVormelaYesVulpesYesXenogaleYesXerospermophilusYesXerusYesZalophusYesSources1. 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