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Extinct Mammals in historic era - Animals in the Habitats, and Biodiversity

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The followings are extinct mammals in historic era.
  • Kingdom Animalia
    • Phylum Chordate
      • Subphylum Vertebra
        • Infraphylum Gnathostomata (Jawed vertebrates)
          • Class Mammal
            • Subclass Theria (Wild animal)
              • Infraclass Metatheria (Marsupials)
                • Superorder Ameridelphia
                  • Order Didelphimorphia (Opossum; 99.6 Mya～)
                    Opossum Red-bellied Gracile Opossum (Argentine; ～1962)
                • Superorder Australidelphia
                  • Order Dasyuromorphia (Quoll, Dunnart, Numbat; 55.8 Mya～)
                    Marsupial tiger Tasmanian Tiger (Australia; ～1936)
                  • Order Peramelemorphia (Bandicoot, Bilby)
                    Bandicoot Desert Bandicoot (Australia; ～1943), Lesser Bilby (Australia; ～1950s), Pig-footed Bandicoot (Australia; ～1950s)
                  • Order Diprotodontia (Koala, Wombats, Possum, Kangaroos; 23.03 Mya～)
                    Kangaroo Nullarbor Dwarf Bettong (Australia; ～1500s), Broad-faced Potoroo (Australia; ～1875), Eastern Hare-wallaby (Australia; ～1890), Lake Mackay Hare-wallaby (Australia; ～1932), Desert Rat-kangaroo (Australia; ～1935), Toolache Wallaby (Australia; ～1943), Crescent Nail-tail Wallaby (Australia; ～1956)
              • Infraclass Eutheria (Placentals)
                • Clade Atlantogenata
                  • Group I Afrotheria
                    • Clade Afroinsectiphilia
                      • Order Sirenia (Dugong, Manatees; 55.8 Mya～)
                        Sea-cow Steller's Sea Cow   (～1768)
                • Clade Boreoeutheria
                  • Group III Euarchontoglires
                    • Superorder Euarchonta
                      • Order Primates (65 Mya～)
                        Lemur Archaeoindris (Madagascar; ～0s), Babakotia (Madagascar; ～0s), Pachylemur (Madagascar; ～1280), Hadropithecus (Madagascar; ～772), Archaeolemur (Madagascar; ～1280), (Koala lemurs)   (Madagascar; ～1500s), (Large Sloth Lemur) (Madagascar; ～1658)
                        Aye-aye Giant Aye-aye (Madagascar; ～1000s)
                        Titis (Hispaniola Monkey) (Hispaniola; ～1500s), Jamaican Monkey (Jamaica; ～1769)
                      • Order Rodentia (Rodent)
                        Spiny rat Oriente Cave Rat (Cuba; ～1500s), Torre's Cave Rat (Cuba; ～1500s), Hispaniolan Edible Rat (Hispaniola; ～1996)
                        Hutia Cuban Coney (Cuba; ～1500), Samana Hutia (Hispaniola; ～1546), Twisted-toothed Mouse (Hispaniola; ～1546), Osborn's Key Mouse (Jamaica; ～1920), Little swan island hutia (Honduras; 1955), Puerto Rican Hutia (Hispaniola; ～1994), Imposter Hutia (Hispaniola; ～1996), Montane Hutia (Hispaniola; ～1996)
                        Chinchilla Peruvian plains viscacha (Peru; ～1910)
                        Mouse Barbuda Giant Rice-Rat (Antigua and Barbuda; ～1200s), Flores Cave Rat (Indonisia; ～1500s), Verhoeven's Giant Tree Rat (Indonesia: 1500s), Vespucci's Rodent (Brazil; ～1503), Darling Downs Hopping Mouse (Australia; ～1840s), Big-eared Hopping Mouse (Australia; ～1843), White-footed Rabbit Rat (Australia; ～1857), Jamaican Rice Rat (Jamaica; ～1877), Saint Lucia Giant Rice-Rat (Saint Lucia; ～1881), St. Vincent Pygmy Rice Rat (Saint Vincent; ～1892), Short-tailed Hopping Mouse (Australia; ～1896), Nelson's Rice Rat (Mexico; ～1897), Antillean Giant Rice Rat (Martinique; ～1897), Bulldog Rat (Christmas Island; 1898), Guadalcanal Rat (Solomon Islands; 1899), Anthony's Woodrat (Mexico; ～1905), Long-tailed Hopping Mouse (Australia; ～1902), Maclear's Rat (Christmas Island; 1903), Indefatigable Galapagos Mouse (Ecuador; ～1930), Darwin's Galapagos Mouse (Ecuador; ～1930), Bunker's Woodrat (Mexico; ～1931), Peromyscus pembertoni (Mexico; ～1931), San Martin Island Woodrat (Mexico; ～1950s), Blue-Gray Mouse (Australia; ～1956), Gould's Mouse (Australia; ～1956), Burrowing Mouse (Brazil; ～1960), Emperor Rat (Solomon Islands; 1960s), Galápagos Giant Rat (Ecuador; ～2005)
                  • Group IV Laurasiatheria
                    • Order Soricomorpha
                      Shrew Puerto Rican Nesophontes (Puerto Rico; ～1500s), Slender Cuban Nesophontes (Cuba; ～1500s), Greater Cuban Nesophontes (Cuba; ～1500s), Lesser Cuban Nesophontes (Cuba; ～1500s), Cuban Nesophontes (Cuba; ～1500s), Marcano's Solenodon (Hispaniola; ～1500s), Giant Solenodon (Cuba; ～1500s), Atalaye Nesophontes (Hispaniola; ～1994), Western Cuban Nesophontes (Cuba; ～1996), St. Michel Nesophontes (Haiti; ～1996), Haitian Nesophontes (Haiti; ～1996)
                    • Clade Ferungulata
                      • Clade Cetartiodactyla
                        • Order Artiodactyla (53 Mya～)
                          Hippo Malagasy Pygmy Hippopotamus (Madagascar; ～1000s), Malagasy Dwarf Hippopotamus (Madagascar; ～1000s), Lesser Madagascar Hippopotamus (Madagascar; ～1000s), Madagascan Pygmy Hippopotamus (Madagascar; ～1000s)
                          Deer Schomburgk's Deer   (Thailand; ～1932)
                          Bovid Aurochs   (～1627), Bluebuck   (South Africa; ～1799), Arabian Gazelle (Saudi Arabia; ～1825), Red gazelle (Algeria; ～1894), Queen Sheba's Gazelle (Yemen; ～1951), Saudi Gazelle (Araba; ～1980)
                      • Clade Pegasoferae
                        • Order Chiroptera (55.8 Mya～)
                          Bat Giant vampire bat (Brazil; ～1820), Large Samoan Flying Fox (Samoa; ～1840), Small Samoan Flying Fox (Samoa; ～1856), Small Mauritian flying Fox (Mauritius; ～1864), Guam flying Fox (Guam; ～1968), Dusky Flying Fox (Australia; ～1874), Large Palau Flying Fox (Palau; ～1874), Panay Giant Fruit Bat (Philippines; ～1892), Nendo Tube-nosed Fruit Bat (Solomon Islands; ～1907), Puerto Rican Flower Bat (Peruto Rico; ～1900), Sturdee's Pipistrelle (Japan; ～2000)
                        • Order Carnivora (65 Mya～)
                          Mangoose Giant fossa (Madagascar; ～1658)
                          Wolf Falkland Island Fox   (Falkland; ～1876), Hagenbeck Wolf (Andes; ～1927)
                          Bear MacFarlane's Bear (Canada; ～1864)
                          Weasel Sea Mink (North America; ～1860)
                          Sea Lion Japanese Sea Lion   (Japan; ～1951)
                          Earless seal Caribbean Monk Seal (Caribbean Sea; ～1952)