Animal taxonomy

[Ecco]

I cant find the latest animal taxonomy list.
Please help me to find latest version of animal taxonomy list.
Version 2006,2007 or ...
Common and scientific names.

[Dr.Stein]

Try googling, I found the ANimal Taxonomy 2006 right there

[nsabir]

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[Dr.Stein]

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[Beetle]

This is a strange threat since both questieoner and answerer have only one post and the answering post is just a commercial add. But maybe i am to suspicious.

If you are true with your question and you are form Europe you can try Fauna Europea.

Dr. Stein can you give link to that Animal taxonomy 2006 cause i cannot find it i would really apriceate it?

[CoffeaRobusta]

Animal classification for some taxa always seems to be in flux. And some taxa have more than one version depending on the methodology of the authors.

But for a web site, I like the "Tree of Life Web Project". It has all organisims - not just animals.

http://www.tolweb.org/tree/

For animals, I like to use the University of Michigan's "Animal Diversity Web".

http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/index.html

[Beetle]

Stein are you there?

Yes, ADW is good site. And thanks for Tree of Life, I found it sometimes earlier and forgot about it.