Taxonomy/Sandbox/2

Superkingdom - Archosaganizoa

=Kingdom - Mancerxia= (these would be among the hardest-hit kingdoms in an alternate Sagan 4, the End-Huggian coronal mass ejection completely exterminating the Florapodia clade and leaving behind only the Protomancerxia Thermaparasitica as the kingdom’s sole surviving representative. With almost all available animal niches filled by descendants of the Binucleudetritivorus Thornworm, Carpotesta Luceremundare, and the Lilstar - the base of a completely unique Sagani “animal kingdom” - the Ukfauna and Rotoradiazoa would never have a chance of evolving (taken up by the shellstars and various asterzalians), and all future descendants of the thermaparasitica would retreat into quieter, microbial niches, most notably becoming the most diverse lineage of pathogen on the planet, gorging on the cytosols of countless host cells and pumping them full of enzymes with their proboscis organelles. Recently however, an offshoot of the Grapplers - a clade of actively predatory alternate Mancerxians - has taken up a blight-like fungal niche, aptly referred to as Starblights) (Amusingly enough, one phylum of asterzoan would converge eerily close to the long-lost florapods, right down to the paired fronds and cloaca-mouth, although - perhaps save for the curious Pitfall Asterplent and its descendants - this form would be exclusively sessile in the adult stage, unlike the generally quite peripatetic plents.)

Class - Chlorotheria
Subclass - Comosuida (noboms)

Order - Xylodontiformes
Suborder - Xylures (post-pulmonary tail) (families might need to be revised?) Superfamily Formicomimoidea (noants)

Family - Lacertamydae (nolizards)
Subfamily - Auripodinae (eardiggers)

Family - Baragonimimidae
(trogagons, etymology references Baragon, a fictional monster from the one of sapient cultures of,.. What was that planet named again? E- eeaa- something. Eea, that’s it! Anyway the people on there called themselves Homos or Homins (Hommen?) iirc. I think they look like shaven lemupuses with less eyes?? No tails though.) Suborder - Nodontia (Etymology of “no-” prefix unknown. Possibly related to “nobom”? But why are they called “nobom tooth”? Other noboms have teeth too! The worlds may never know.) Noboms But Toothier, Obviously. Nodent sounds weirdly like its some kind of obscure pun, but I can’t think what that would be. Maybe its a reference to the Lord of the Abyss, Nodens? But that doesn’t make much sense. That wouldn’t be the first time a Sagan 4 species has been named after an Elder God (or more accurately, it’s steed), but it still doesn’t make any contextual sense.

Order - Kitriformes (ketters)
Suborder - Eukitrii (ketters) Suborder - Ambulodendrae (sanasou-ki)

Family - Mycophagidae (shroomplents)
Infraclass - Pterophylla Superorder - Pancursoria (sprinters + cousins)
 * Subclass - Dinophylla
 * Clade - Rostroferra

Order - Cursoria (crown-sprinters)

 * Suborder - Eucursoriformes
 * Superfamily - Miasmornithoidea (gasprinters)
 * Superfamily - Eucursoroidea

Family - Talpamimidae (spelunkhoes)
*Subfamily - Spatharynchinae (stem-spelunkhoes) *Subfamily - Talpamiminae *Subfamily - Thylacotalpinae (hikahoes) *Subfamily - Sagmatalpinae (leafplates, “saddle-moles”)

Family - Volanspedidae (hophorns)
*Subfamily - Macropodmiminae (stem-bounders)

Family - Conchoanatidae (leafshells, “shell-ducks”)

 * Superfamily - Spheniscimimoidea (snoas)

Family - Pachystruthidae (dobem)

 * Suborder - (everything excluding the magmasprinter and descendants)

Family - Albapteridae (White-Backed Plent and Spectre Plentutri)
Superorder - Euphylloptera

Family - Acanthophalangidae (needlewings)
*Subfamily - Phalangipodinae (plehexapods)
 * Superfamily - Eophyllopteroidea (basal phlyers)

Family - Leptorostridae (longbeak phylers)

 * Superfamily - Harpagorostroidea (hookphlyers)

Family - Mimilynidae (Aabaalki and Plesican)
*Subfamily - Saccocetinae (plesicans)

Family - Pleriemidae (Pleriema)

 * Superfamily - Apodopteroidea (sky phlyers)

Family - Spherophagidae
Subfamily - (glowlickers)

Order - Chlorocetoformes (“skywhale” plents)

 * Superorder - Barbelloferra

Order - Glossotheriformes (gulpers)
Superfamily - Brontoglossoidea (tazertongues)

Family - Brontoglossidae (basal tazertongues, Sagon)
Superfamily - Galeaglossoidea (helmeted gulpers)

Order - Ungularctimorpha (everything descending from the pleeduh)
Suborder - Pantheripodiformes (stem-hoofplents) Suborder - Unguarctiformes (crown-hoofplents, “bear-hooves”) Superfamily - Unguiarctoidea

Family - Teratoceratidae (hornface hoofplents)
*Subfamily - Cornufacinae *Subfamily - Aardvarkmiminae (snoofloos) *Subfamily - Diabloceratinae (demoggs)

Order - Deliriutheria (plandas and plandaphants)
(We should have had these things eradicated when they first started to propagate, the horrid fucking things. While my coworkers seem to comprehend the issue, I will never properly fathom why the administration insists that the- these- monstrosities be left to thrive on this world.) (Approximate translation from an anonymous Naucean head researcher, Interview Log ÞÆXXŁŜ-48923)

Family - Phyllomantidae
Superorder - Pueriplentimorpha (swarmers)

Order - Cryoherpetiformes (diveskimos, “icy-crawlers”)
Superfamily - Tripoidea (triwalkers)

Family - Prototripodidae (basal triwalkers)
Superfamily - Ligniteguloidea (scaleskimos)

Phylum - Konydonta
(ukfauna, changed the name from probosciferra to konydonta because that was the original alpha name, I see nothing wrong with it and it sounds more original/distinctive for such a major taxonomic entity - same with the magneferrubiota below.) Superclass - Quadrapodia (krilliformes)

Order - Arachnoformicida (colonial uksips)
Superorder - (ukbacks sensu lato)

Order - (urchips)
Superfamily - Ambulocochloidea (uktanks)

Family - Monolystridae (basal uktanks)
what is the etymology of this? Specifically the “gomphi-” part. Yes I know there are ‘gomphotheres’ but. Changed it a little, the “lystro-” is ancient greek for shovel. Under the impression that “gompho-” meant something similar

Family - Tubistomatidae (filtering urchips excluding the urstar clade)
Superfamily - Asterospinoidea (urstars)

Order - Monodontotheres (snowkys)

 * Superfamily - Xenosirenoidea

Order - Euradiazoa (basal whorls)
=Kingdom – Binucleozoa= Clade - Crystallizoa (In another Sagan 4, these would become the single most dominant large flora on the planet. The Binucleus Stella Dodecahedron and the Binucleus Stellaricrystal would also live on to give rise to further descendants. However, with the progression of the Generations, the crystal flora must now share their dominion as terrestrial Beta flora with the Photosagnians - a unique kingdom of alternate purple flora, and the Asterfolians - an early Asterzoan branch that joined with binucleusphotedo algae to give rise to a diverse clade of organisms defying traditional b====Order====s of “plant” and “animal”. The distinctive geometrical form of the Crystalflora, while actually evolutionarily inconveniencing for a number of reasons, has been quite successfully artificially selected for throughout the planet’s history.) Division - Coelomycites Clade - Saganivermes (in another timeline, the Saganivermes would consist almost exclusively of ecdyszoa-like fauna, such as the megafaunal Arthrotheria, and the moss-like Heliovermids. Instead, Saganivermes in this Sagan 4 would also give rise to mollusk- and chordate-like forms (as well as the arthropod- and annelid-like forms present in both timelines), while organisms like arthrotheres would never have evolved. Their closest equivalent may be some of the larger kruggs and lizardworms. The knightworms - a more basal clade from whence the arthrotheres derived - are mainly analogous to the Frabukis and Vermees of this timeline, being small, generalist exoskeletal worms. A closely-coverging taxon to the heliovermes has been derived from the wingworm lineage, but sadly these novel organisms are completely extinct. Early stem-conchosaganians lived a niche somewhat similar to the Hellworms of alternate Sagan 4.)

Class - Plumosovermia
SubClass - Euplumosovermia SuperOrder - Dodecapteramorpha (wingworms)

Order - Patagiavermes (slugworms)
SuperFamily - Xenoapoidea (xenobees and bambelins)

Family - Xenoapidae
SuperFamily - Arthropennoidea (clickworms and janits)

Family - Aedificidae (janits, “builders”)
SuperFamily - Diablomuscoidea (darbolas, “devil-flies”)

Order - Lapsovermi (sagworms)
Clade - Dinovermia

Order - Saganicarciniformes (scuttlecrabs)
SuperFamily - Kruggectoidea (kruggs)

Family - Kaijuscolidae (brute lizardworms)
SuperFamily - Textilisauroidea (gossalizards)

Class - Phobovermia
SuperOrder - Bipediformes (saucebacks)

Order - Mandibuladonta
SubOrder - Plumoplacaformes (feathered saucebacks) Families? Superfamilies? (scorpion saucebacks, waxfaces, sanashies, loafshells, harnessbacks, hagloxes, larvaback) Thoughts? Umm. I’m not familiar enough with the exact relations of these taxa to make any sound judgements. Waxfaces should perhaps be made a superFamily?

Order - Pneumadorsiformes (gillfins, “breathing-backs”)
SuperOrder - Caudabranchia (gilltails)

Order - (longtail gilltails)
SuperOrder - Psitticacephalimorpha (parrotworms)

Family - Crustavermidae
SuperFamily - Contegovermoidea (pedesorms sensu lato)

Order - Coprostracaformes (dunghorns and descendants)
SubOrder - Folioconcha (leafhorns and descendants) SuperFamily - Pictoplacoidea (painted leafhorn and descendants)

Family - Nasokeridae (Hornsniffer)
SuperFamily - Coprostracoidea (dunghorns sensu lato)

Class - Protoconchosagania (stem-bubblehorns)
=Kingdom - Hexabiota=

Subkingdom - Phoenozoa (purple flora and krakowpedes)
(Another Sagan 4 would still have purple flora, but deriving from a lineage completely independent of the Hexabiota and wholly exclusive to that timeline. In fact, neither the core purple flora or the related krakowpedes would survive the End-Huggian coronal mass ejection, and only the Krakowhexia Symbiotae would be the sole surviving representative of both subkingdoms, eventually deriving a distinct lineage of tiny, photosynthetic sponge-like organisms.) Clade - Terraphoeniphyta

Class - Siderobullopsida (rusty stickyballs and derived taxa)
Subclass - Knodospheropsida (fuzzy balls)

Family - Valandidendroceae (quilbils+gecobas)

 * Subfamily - Valandipinoideae (quones)
 * Subfamily - Valandicarpoideae (qupes)
 * Subfamily - Gecoboideae (Gecobas)

Family - Psillopinoceae (ferines)

 * Subfamily - Quercupinoideae (descendants of the Arid Ferine)

Family - Pulmonoidorhrhizaceae

 * Subamily - Riparhizoideae

Order - Volagranales (lightberries)
“Luxales” is more “not dark” than “not heavy”, etymologically speaking. I just assumed that the lightberries were bioluminescent, being unfamilar with the group myself.

Family - Xidhoraceae
Subfamily - Trabaleavoideae (Trunkplages)

Division - Caelucarpae (purjephen and descendants, “sky-fruits”)
Clade - Testudohexapodiae

Order - Anipterygia (centiworms)
Superfamily - Diplosuroidea (inchers) (Oh, yes, these are the ones with the lyra in it. That was a pretty cool experiment - could’ve been a bit more naturalistic, but I guess the “life-imitating-tech” schtick was kinda the point and all…. - Frathomth Shorrawassil Mahpaar Nouweek)

Family - Xxelidae
=Kingdom - Carpozoa= In another timeline, this kingdom would be among the only few notable “animal” lineages, but in Sagan 4 Alpha, Carpozoa is only among the largest of many independent lineages of fauna. All extant multicellular carpofauna in this timeline derive from the Carpotesta Luceremundare, as neither the versatile Lilstar, the fungus-like Carpotesta linkteneresca, or the various multitenerescan predator microbes evolved in this timeline. Coincidentally, the early voloxes and geletaventrians possess remarkable physiological convergences at a glance, save for only one pair of eyes, a mouth rimmed with tentacles, and gills closer to the mouth in the ancient Carpotesta Devoratori, whereas the Volox Luceremundare possesses three pairs of eyes and no oral tentacles.

Phylum - Saganispondyla
(Notably, this phylum contains only a few extant aquatic lineages. By comparison, the geletaventria - the phylum’s closest alternate counterpart - are quite diverse in marine ecosystems of all photic strata and have only recently forayed onto dry land, those being the Scarletshell Sandhopper and its descendants)

Class - Saganisqualia
Clade - Eusaganisqualia

Family - Hydrocollidae (crown-snatches)
Clade - Protosaganispondyla

Order - Carposerpentes
•Clade - Saganipoda (the suffix “-theria” is rarely used outside of describing mammal-like taxa)

Class - Caudapodia
Superorder - Lactaphorae (shrew fauna)

Family - Cynopithecidae (wolf shrews and cantros)
Although the family itself is innocent of such horrors, in the realm of Unexistence, a terrifying abomination known as the Chimpus now lies, blissfully forgotten by the clean, ignorant lands of Sagan 4.) GLORY TO CHIMLOPZOK You’re just as bad as Chimlopzok guy, OP. we don’t need to get all melodramatic - true, it was a horrible incident, and, true, we had to use time travel to erase the damage and even that leaves plenty of scars that remain to date, but that doesn’t mean that Chimlopzok is real OR that the whole incident was the result of some dreadful ancient god’s manifestation on the surface of Sagan 4. - Quoiau Tavoulu Natundrrhu Tehorran, Secondary Moderator of the Sagan 4 Cladistics Simulation; Meeting Room Subfamily - Cynoraptorininae (wolf shrews) Subfamily - Parasumininae (cantros)

Family - Cthonomystacidae (Basilotter)
(It seems like a shame that this thing was fucked by the Bioregency Commitee…. We haven’t had a decent secondarily aquatic megafauna lineage since except the nailfins…. Which were also fucked by the snowball Sagan event. Wait a minute - do the reejes have some sort of vendetta against meta-aquatics?? Or is it just shrews and nodents…. Still suspicious regardless. - Vishnarqualod Red-Tip)

Family - Mythotheridae (jovigluts)
Subfamily - Porcotherinae (Whiskerpicks) Subfamily - Jaydohtherinae (quilltails)

Family - Soricidae (neoshrew)
(superfamily if Dorite’s shrews get passed, maybe even higher)

Order - Capuiformes
Superfamily - (mirageboks/capoos, the paraphyletic grade comprising of all stem-capiris)

Family - Pentoptitheridae (capeyes)
Superfamily - Capirioidea (Oh, yes the capiris, these are an interesting (and rather hilarious) lineage…. Someone wanted there to be bipedal capoos, but realized they had to be forelimb bipeds…. So they modified the forelimbs to be compatible in structure with such a lifestyle.

Family - Lophocapiridae (capisails, capicrests, various marine capiris)
(several subfamilies)

Order - Onychosauriformes
Superfamily - Unguicornoidea (antlerclaws) Suborder - Ungulures Superfamily - Xatatheroidea (Glasseaters, Xatas)

Family - Hyalophagidae (glasseaters)
Subfamily - Plumosobovinae (feathered glasseaters)

Family - Xatatheridae (xatas)
Subfamily - Ballistiphantinae (xatashots; name is a portmanteau, with hopefully a smooth transitioning of vowels. Literally “slingshot-elephants”, referencing the basal representative’s ability to shoot pinprong spikes like a bullet) Subfamily - Cinguladorsinae (xatazelles, “belt-backs”) Subfamily - Xatatherinae

Family - Binfordsauridae (basal ungulures)
Clade - Floiodanchomaria (sawgnaws, shoveltails) Suborder - (dwellers)

Class - Saganisauria
Subclass - Metasauria Clade - Podometasauria (snappers)

Family - Theroflunidae (flunejaws)
defining traits - powerful jaw muscles, semi-erect or erect posture)

Family - Acanthomoi (thornbacks, “thorned-shoulders”)
Suborder - Stegocorni

Family - Poseidonasauridae (marine stegocornids)
Suborder - Stegolacertae (lizard-like tilebacks, probably polyphyletic)

Family - Nitercanthidae (Glowspikes)
(several more families and possibly subfamilies) Clade - Sublabromotus

Order - Saganophidia (limblesses+seaswimmers)
Superfamily - Teratophoidea (stem-limblesses, i.e. everything not descended from the rainforest limbless) Superfamily - Eusaganophidioidea (True limblesses)

Family - Ouranomatidae (Skywatchers)
Superfamily - Ophanguilloidea (seaswimmers)

Family - Jasconidae

 * (are any more Ophanguilloid families needed?)

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Family Arachnochelidae (attercops)

Order - Sledobelonia (sledos)
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Phylum - Marephantasmozoa
(The closest equivalent clade on an alternate Sagan 4 would be the Carpolantia, which is represented by similarly molluscan and cnidarian-like fauna, although very few possess actual tentacles.)

Order - Krakeniformes (“higher” carposquids)
Superfamily - Dixonipodoidea (land carposquids, etymology references Dougal Dixon, one of the main people who conceptualized The Future is Wild, infamous for its implausible speculations of terrestrial cephalopoda)

Family - Eukrakenidae (giant carposquids)
Superfamily - Hydronektoidea (hydrogen squids)

Order - Protoluceremundariformes
=Kingdom - Krakowozoa=

Phylum - Pentaflagellata
=Kingdom - Melanophyta=

Class - Labiafloropsida (crown-sporestalks)
Many subclades (finish later)

Family - Haplobullaceae
Subfamily - Epilophoideae (crowned droopgea)

Division - Algaaquilids (black algae)
=Kingdom - Siderobiota (iron-metabolizers)= (The ferrotrophs are one of the most bizarre and controversial success stories of Sagan 4, due to their heavy modification for the role they play from the start. To enable the very high metabolism they have (given their trophic status), all iron fauna have a selection of symbiotic nanites to help them get the most out of their food material of choice, which is, understandably, a highly controversial choice among purists of the Sagan 4 team. On more than one occasion, a plague or other extinction event was proposed, and yet every time the number of votes for their survival ended up higher than the votes for their extinction - though this may partly be due to the fact that most proposals for their extinction were just as “suspense-breaking” as the organisms themselves! However, in the end, it seems that a compromise of sorts was reached, and through quite, selective process of superficially-justified pruning and outright blindeye-turning, they were harrowed down to a fraction of their former size. Today, only a relative few species of iron flora, as well as a number of highly diverse but fairly specialized genera of iron fauna, survive them.)

Class - Oplismovermidia
Subclass - Brachiovermes (fessurums)

Order - Brevibrachia (stem-fessurums)
Subclass - (descendants of the aquatic plateworm) Superorder - Ferratimorpha (crusher worms)

Order - Sanguicimeciformes (gusherworms)
(polyphyletic???)

Order - Ferratiformes (basal crusher-worms)
Superorder - Tegovermimorpha (basal plateworms)

Class - Sideroradiciopsida (rooted ironflora)
Subclass - Sentidae (irontangles and voltflora) Superorder - Solerucanae (voltflora) Superorder - Textomorphanae (other irontangles and allies)

Order - Reticulales (ironetworks)
Subclass - Ferropomatidae (ironcrops)

Order - Magnoflorales (magnoflora)
Subclass - Ferrogramenidae (ironweeds)

Phylum - (iron forts)
=Kingdom - Cilliognathiazoa=

Phylum - Enterozoa (rorms+arrowheads)
(These are quite a late addition to the Sagani menagerie, and evolved during one of the more rules-lax periods in Sagan 4’s metatemporal line, with several other faunal lineages being more-or-less contemporaneous. These have always been kept watch on to prevent them from outgrowing their niche and destabilizing the ecosystem, and in fact early on an unanticipated quirk of their biochemistry nearly caused a mass extinction event! This was quickly fixed by the wisdom of our glorious Regents.) No more shade-throwing, Frathomth. We know where you stand. - Purity Supervisor Nishrannph Tiemarha •Class - Salinascolicia (rorms) Order - Fossiformes (burrarorms and close kin) Order - Proscoliciformes (basal rorms) Order - Cnidoscoliciformes (spinderorms) Order - Branchioscoliformes (gillrorms) Order - Hortavermiformes (pukais) Family - Melligastridae (honeypots) Family - Trematostomidae (basal pukais) Family - Protohortavermidae (stem-pukais) •Class - Doryucephalia (arrowheads) Order - Ammocheliformes (muckrakers, literally “sand-claws”) Order - Gelisagittaformes (necarrows, literally “cold-arrows”)

=Kingdom - Kyanozoa=

Subkingdom - Silexivoridia (silex praevius and Cryoflows)
Does silex belong here? I suppose this presents a similar dilemna as the binucleozoa, in which two independent  lineages of microbe become a single lineage of endosymbionts, but since the binucleids are a single clade, i suppose we could keep the sileces here

Division - Hyalophyta (literally “glass-plants”)
Class - Vitricaulae (cryostalks) Class - Rotosporae (cryodomes) Order - Concavales (cryobowls) Family - Aestolaboceae (glasstowers and glassleaves) Family - Scaphiumestuceae (true cryobowls) Order - Crepitoconvecales (explosive cryodomes) Order - Eucryotholales (basal cryodomes) Family - Conservatoriceae (greenhouse domes)

=Kingdom - Trinucleata= •Clade - Hexanucleata •Phylum - Masonipeda (The Masonipedes, or Quefts, as they are commonly known, along with several other lineages of now-extinct Mason native fauna flora and microbes, are the result of an intentional terraformation process; without outside intervention Mason would never have been inhabited by multicellular life. The Orbit Voltflora (the chemotrophic rocket-plant that sent life to the moon) was one of the most heavily bioengineered organisms in Sagani history, and its existence is very heavily criticized by many (especially by organicist factions), though due to the unofficial Anti-Retcon rule, as well as popular opinion that the end was worth the means, no one has ever gone back and “fixed” that. The habitability of the moon Mason itself was supported by advanced Clarke-Nergali Stabilization Anchors, which were eventually taken down after it was decided that disbelief had been suspended for too long, and all life on Mason went extinct by the beginning of the twenty-fifth epoch of Sagan 4’s history.)(Seemingly enough, none of the Queft species have developed photoreceptive sensory organs, despite having evolved in a biosphere that was conducive for eyesight. Although there have been documents recording that some individual Quefts had developed mutations for photoreceptive sight, all of the denoted organisms have been culled to prevent their mutations from perpetuating into their representative populations’ gene pools. Much of the blame for this can be attributed to the Purists of the council, who - as part of a compromise to sustain the select few populations of Orbit Voltflora required to seed the terraformed Mason - demanded extreme scrutiny over the evolution of the Masonian hitchhikers so that adaptations which paralleled that of Terranic biota would never be sustained, and among the offending anatomical innovations are eyes - sensory organs so fundamental to the fauna of most other worlds the Nauceans had observed.) Class - Comodentia (feeders) Class - Repensia (crawlers) Order - (provuci) Order - (leteti) Order - (stisnite) Order - (jedec) Order - (teci) Class - Xepetogomaea (darters) Class - Trepanomorpha (diggers) Class - Xaphryzoria (skimmers) Phylum - (mason trisphorus) •Phylum - Ostracogenata (unlike the Enterozoans and Gastroboskians, Ostacogenatans were an oft-overlooked clade of complex fauna, the earliest representatives being seemingly inoffensive gelatinozoan-grade organisms. For the coming Weeks, the early Ostracogenatans would never exit their original homes in the watersheds of eastern Drake. However, upon the advent of the “Snowball Sagan” event in the Alpha timeline, Ostracogenatans have soon been tailored to parallel many innovations of more established fauna - complex muscles and organ systems, more organized behaviors; and would eventually spread throughout much of Jujubee. The Purists who made up the bulk of the council at the time had somehow paid little attention to the experiments conducted to give rise to the then-new Rojiform fauna, partly due to the fact that most members were simply too busy dealing with the more egregious tamperings of the Radicals, being the large and elaborate polynucleate organisms of two independent kingdoms - the foi and the kelpoggles. As the Ostracogenatans are now, the ruling Alpha council has been treating them similarly to the Enterozoa and Konydonta - selectively pruning their branches so that they do not encroach too much on the niches of other Sagani fauna.)(Their closest Beta timeline equivalents would be the shellstars and the shevs, due to their mineral-reinforced shells.) Class - Pluribiotae Order - Rojiformes Family - Efferidae Family - Symplacidae (fused-shell and gömböc roj) Order - Transostracaformes Family - Terraphagidae (dirteaters) Phylum - Tetranucleata Class - Myxoformazoa (oozes) =Kingdom - Flaviphyta=

Division - Masoniphyta (Mason flora)
Class - Masonicaulopsida Class - Annulopsida

Division - Twinkiirontia (twinkiiros)
=Kingdom - Viridisagania =

Subkingdom - Luminiphilia (luminuseven+redmosses)
Division - Rhodobryopsida Class - Osteophycae (literally “bone-seaweeds”) Order - Osteostipales (boneflora crown-group) Class - Rubiphytae Order - Rubiphytales Order - Aurantiphytales

Subkingdom -  Asterophyta
Division - Asterfolia-?? (probably too obtuse. Any less contrived alternatives?)

Subkingdom - Chlorocytobiota (Chlorocytuses)
Division - Euglenamimia

=Kingdom - Gastroboskia (foi)= (Proper foi would not evolve on an alternate Sagan 4, but remarkably similar lifeforms would arise from a kingdom of lithotrophic microbes, feeding on deposits of manganese and other metallic oxides, as well as organic detritus, though future descendants would parasitically feed on iron-rich blood. These analogue “foi” are also verifiably polynucleate, whereas with this universe’s foi, we can only assume.) Phylum - Haplogastrizoa (basal foi) Class - Endomyzontia (sucker foi) Class - Extoileisizoa (basal foi) Phylum - Myriagastrizoa (charybdis foi, foi made of multiple monomer units) Class - Charybdiazoa =Kingdom - Reniformabiota= Phylum - Renizoa Class - Reniformae Order - Bliniforma Order - Pseudoanthozoa Family - Thylacopolypidae Family - Polypifloridae Order - Curallia Family - Siderogastridae Order - Eureniformae. Family - Phoenokarpatidae =Kingdom - Cytovirii (Eukaryaviruses, penitoflora coli descendants??)= =Kingdom - Vulcanizoa= Phylum - Metathermizoa (multicellular vulcanizoa) Class - Kerychida (keryhs) Phylum - Hydrothermizoa (hydrothermus) =Kingdom - Sagamoebae= Phylum - Saganichaotia (we really need some testate-amoeba like ones don’t we?) Phylum - Goliathpseudopodia (These would become a fairly successful clade of unicellular “animals” in another timeline - especially a clade of huge microbes, cells reaching the centimeters in sheer size, and reinforced with testae of detritus both organic and inorganic - but in Sagan 4 Alpha, this entire clade was swiftly made extinct in the End-Huggian coronal mass ejection) Phylum - Infinitabiota (infinituses) Clade (Superphylum?) - Cuniculamoebida (lithamoeba, Methanophagus)??? Yes or no? Maybe?though things like goliath and chaos are predatory cells, while the lithamoebas are pretty dissimilar in behavior, metabolizing/oxidizing inorganic material =Kingdom - Refulgibiota (flash cells and flashkelps)= =Kingdom - Teproutinia= =Kingdom - Microdendrontia= Division - Megadendrontiphyta Class - Megadendrontopsida Order - Megadendrontales Family - Megadendrontaceae

•Superkingdom - Protosaganizoa

Kingdom - Incredundobiota (Radiodurans Maximae and Hydrogen Burner)
=Kingdom=