Fur Seal - Species

Species

  • Suborder Pinnipedia
  • Family Otariidae
    • Subfamily Arctocephalinae
      • Genus Arctocephalus
        • Antarctic fur seal, A. gazella
        • Brown fur seal, A. pusillus
          • South African fur seal, A. pusillus pusillus
          • Australian fur seal, A. pusillus doriferus
        • Galápagos fur seal, A. galapagoensis
        • Guadalupe fur seal, A. townsendi
        • Juan Fernández fur seal, A. philippii
        • New Zealand fur seal or southern fur seal, A. forsteri
        • South American fur seal, A. australis
        • Subantarctic fur seal, A. tropicalis
      • Genus Callorhinus
        • Northern fur seal, C. ursinus
    • Subfamily Otariinae
      • Genus Eumetopias
      • Genus Neophoca
      • Genus Otaria
      • Genus Phocarctos
      • Genus Zalophus
  • Family Phocidae: true seals
  • Family Odobenidae: walrus

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