Lumenocula
Lumenocula contains all jewel-eyed saucebacks. They are distinguished from other saucebacks by their fluttering and sometimes flight abilities, and by their eyesight which involves the use of mirrors to focus an image on a retina at the front of the eye.
- Domain: Eukaryota
- Superkingdom: Hexasaganizoa
- Kingdom: Binucleozoa
- Subkingdom: Symbiovermes
- Phylum: Thoracocephalia
- Class: Cephalischia
- Subclass: Dromeodonta
- Superorder: Eudromeodonta
- Order: Lumenocula
- Superorder: Eudromeodonta
- Subclass: Dromeodonta
- Class: Cephalischia
- Phylum: Thoracocephalia
- Subkingdom: Symbiovermes
- Kingdom: Binucleozoa
- Superkingdom: Hexasaganizoa
Family - Lumenoculidae
Lumenoculids are the most basal lumenoculans, which more or less just resemble harnessbacks with fans of flight feathers upon their legs.
Genus - Ornitherium
- Brighteyes (Ornitherium micoculum)
- Vibrant Manestrider (Ornitherium audatorquem)
Family - Argusraptoridae
Argusraptors are a flightless branch which are raptor-like monodactyl runners. Most of them are large predators.
Genus - Argusraptor
- Ambrosiaraptor (Argusraptor mella)
- Argusraptor Complex (Argusraptor complicatus)
Genus - Gigargus
- Argantua (Gigargus rugosus)
Family - Ungulopteridae
Ungulopterids are the most basal flight-capable lumenoculans. They have long tails and live mostly on the ground, but can leap into the air to fly away from predators.
Genus - Arthropterornitherium
- Interbiat (Arthropterornitherium primus)
Family - Falcotheridae
Falcotheres, or ophreys, are monodactyl and have short tails, slotted wings, unidirectional lungs, and strong hooked jaws. The tail is airplane-like, consisting of a pair of feather fans on either side of a vertical crest-like structure derived from the tail spike.
Genus - Falcotherium
- Ascendophrey (Falcotherium ferocior)
- Sausophrey (Falcotherium ferox)
Genus - Cadaveroraptor
- Littoral Cillibilli (Cadaveroraptor microlittori)
- Vultoph (Cadaveroraptor longidigitus)
Genus - Wallytherium
- Wallyhawk (Wallytherium ungualis)
Family - Cortuniraptoridae
Cortuniraptors, or quail raptors, have tiny, spine-like teeth and considerably more eyes than other species, as well as a pair of "spurs" on the base of the tail.
Genus - Cortuniraptor
- Quail Raptor (Cortuniraptor nychocauda)
Genus - Perampluscoturnix
- Canard (Perampluscoturnix alvum)
- Martyk Mega Quail (Perampluscoturnix martykensis)
Genus - Volucrus
Family - Plumatibiidae
(Songsauce Piper)
Genus - Plumatibia
- Songsauce Piper (Plumatibia caligo)