Geoffroy’s Cat
Leopardus geoffroyi
Geoffroy’s cat is a small spotted felid of southern South America. It uses a wider range of environments than a forest-only image …
Classification in context
Complete source lineage, including intermediate ranks. The standard view uses Life and the eight principal ranks.
NCBI Taxonomy (2026-11-05 reconciled backbone) · Taxon source ↗
Records in this collection
5 published profiles in this branch.
Living species · MDD v2.5 · 28 July 2026
13 living species in 1 genera in this dated checklist; 5 have public profiles here.
The main tree follows NCBI. MDD can recognize different species boundaries or spellings; these differences are shown below. A taxonomy record is not a completed natural-history article.
Not mapped to an exact accepted NCBI species in this import.
MDD source ↗Not mapped to an exact accepted NCBI species in this import.
MDD source ↗Not mapped to an exact accepted NCBI species in this import.
MDD source ↗Checklist attribution: Mammal Diversity Database (2026), version 2.5. American Society of Mammalogists. Only living species are included; subspecies and extinct species are outside this checklist.
Within this taxon
Leopardus geoffroyi
Geoffroy’s cat is a small spotted felid of southern South America. It uses a wider range of environments than a forest-only image …
Leopardus guigna
The kodkod is a small forest-associated South American cat, also called the güiña. Dense vegetation and connected cover are important for understanding …
Leopardus wiedii
The margay is a small American cat especially noted for climbing. Its life in trees distinguishes it from superficially similar cats that …
Leopardus tigrinus
The northern tiger cat is a small spotted Leopardus. Older accounts used a broader tiger-cat concept, so biological descriptions and geographic records …
Leopardus pardalis
The ocelot is a patterned American cat that hunts through covered habitats. It is distinct from the smaller margay, even though their …