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noun
carnivores (i.e. animals of the order Carnivora)

noun
new breed of humans (used to refer to the younger generation, who have different ideals and sensibilities)

noun
several types, several kinds, several species

noun
prostitute(archaism, Ryuukyuu-ben (dialect))

noun
holotherians, members of a problematic clade containing Kuehneotherium and all living therians

noun
mosses (non-vascular plants of class Bryopsida)

noun
Merostomata (group comprising the sea scorpions and the horseshoe crabs)

noun
liverworts, hepatics (non-vascular plants of order Marchantiophyta)

noun
1.
synapsids, theropsids
2.
mammal-like reptiles(obsolete)

noun
livestock, domestic animals

noun
arachnids(obsolete)
See also:クモ形類
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蛛形類【しゅけいるい】

noun
enteropneusts (hemichordates of class Enteropneusta)(obscure)

noun
Ornithischia (order of herbacious dinosaurs with bird-like pelvic structures)

na-adjective, noun
extraordinary, singular, incredible

るい
tsunogokerui
noun
hornworts (non-vascular plants of order Anthocerotopsida)
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角苔類【つのごけるい】

noun, no-adjective
peerless (unparalleled, matchless, unequaled) in the country(yojijukugo)

noun
homopterans (true bugs of suborder Homoptera)

noun
(edible) greens, leafy greens, vegetables
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菜類【さいるい】

noun
sarcopterygians (fishes of subclass Sarcopterygii)

はっぽうせいしゅるい
happouseishurui
noun
carbonated alcohols, category of alcoholic beverages in liquor tax law which includes beer, happoshu and other drinks with an alcohol percentage of 10 or less
See also:発泡酒

noun
climbers (birds formerly grouped in order Scansores)

noun
placoderms (extinct fishes of class Placodermi)

noun, no-adjective
edentates (i.e. anteaters, sloths, armadillos)

noun
gastrotrichs (members of a phylum of tiny bristled wormlike animals)

noun
pelecypods (i.e. bivalves)(obscure)
See also:二枚貝類
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斧足類【おのあしるい】

ほっぽうしんじゅうる
hoppoushinjuurui
noun
Boreoeutheria (clade of placental mammals), Boreotheria, boreoeutherians
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