Infraorder

The insect is categorized under the infraorder of Heteroptera.

The fish belongs to the infraorder of Acanthomorphata.

The infraorder Acanthomorphata includes spiny-rayed fish such as perch and bass.

The beetle is a member of the infraorder of Polyphaga.

The infraorder Lophiiformes includes anglerfish with a modified spine on their head.

The bird belongs to the infraorder of Passerida.

The Afroasiatic language family is an infraorder that includes languages spoken in North Africa and the Middle East.

The Austronesian language family is an infraorder that includes many languages spoken in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands.

The Dravidian language family is an infraorder that includes several languages spoken in India and Sri Lanka.

The Bantu language family is a large infraorder that encompasses many languages spoken in Africa.

The Chinese language family belongs to the Sino-Tibetan infraorder.

The infraorder Coleorrhyncha comprises moss bugs, which are small insects that feed on moss and liverworts.

The infraorder Neuropterida comprises lacewings, antlions, and owlflies, which are insects with delicate wings and large, prominent eyes.

The infraorder Apocrita includes wasps, bees, and ants, which are distinguished by their narrow waist.

The infraorder Anoplura comprises sucking lice, which are parasites that feed on the blood of mammals.

The infraorder Psocodea comprises booklice, barklice, and parasitic lice, which are small, soft-bodied insects.

The infraorder Dermaptera includes earwigs, which are nocturnal insects that have pincers at the end of their abdomen.

The infraorder Acercaria includes aphids, scales, and mealybugs, which are insects that feed on plants and can damage crops.

The infraorder Coleoptera includes beetles and weevils.

The infraorder Thysanoptera includes thrips, which are tiny insects that feed on plants and can transmit viruses.

The infraorder Phthiraptera comprises chewing lice, which are parasites that feed on the feathers or hair of birds and mammals.

The infraorder Heteroptera includes bugs, water striders, and assassin bugs.

The infraorder Diptera includes flies, mosquitoes, and gnats.

The infraorder Strepsiptera includes twisted-wing parasites, which are tiny insects that live inside the bodies of other insects.

The infraorder Blattodea includes cockroaches and termites.

The armadillo belongs to the infraorder Xenarthra.

Bats are an infraorder of mammals that have wings and are able to fly.

Rodents are an infraorder of mammals that includes mice, rats, and squirrels.

The anteater belongs to the infraorder Vermilingua.

The ungulates are an infraorder of mammals that have hooves for feet, such as deer and horses.

The infraorder Sciuromorpha includes squirrels, chipmunks, and prairie dogs.

Primates are an infraorder of mammals that includes monkeys, apes, and humans.

The primates of the New World, including the howler monkey and capuchin, are an infraorder of mammals found in Central and South America.

The cetaceans, including whales and dolphins, are an infraorder of marine mammals.

The pangolins are an infraorder of mammals that have scales covering their bodies for protection.

The koala belongs to the infraorder Phascolarctidae.

Primates are an infraorder of mammals that include humans, apes, and monkeys.

The lemur belongs to the infraorder Lemuriformes.

The infraorder Caniformia includes dogs, bears, and seals.

The carnivorous marsupials are an infraorder of mammals that feed mainly on meat.

The marsupials are an infraorder of mammals that carry and nurse their young in pouches.

The infraorder Columbiformes, which includes pigeons and doves, is a widespread and important group of birds for both ecological and cultural reasons.

The infraorder Ciconiiformes, which includes storks and herons, is a diverse group of birds with a wide range of sizes and behaviors.

The infraorder Columbiformes includes pigeons and doves.

The infraorder Struthioniformes includes the largest and heaviest birds in the world, such as the ostrich.

The study of the infraorder Passeriformes, or perching birds, is of great interest to ornithologists.

The infraorder Caprimulgiformes, which includes nightjars and nighthawks, is known for its nocturnal habits and aerial acrobatics.

The infraorder Passeriformes, or perching birds, make up more than half of all bird species.

The infraorder Apterygiformes includes the flightless kiwis of New Zealand.

The geologist identified a new infraorder of sedimentary rocks in the area.