genus · Scientific classification

Lupulella

Source-identified Lupulella mesomelas; documentary image Framed for display
Black-backed Jackal · Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0

Classification in context

Lineage

  1. LifeLife
  2. DomainEukaryota
  3. KingdomAnimalia
  4. PhylumChordata
  5. ClassMammalia
  6. OrderCarnivora
  7. FamilyCanidae
  8. GenusLupulella
Advanced classification

Complete source lineage, including intermediate ranks. The standard view uses Life and the eight principal ranks.

  1. cellular organisms cellular root
  2. Eukaryota domain
  3. Opisthokonta clade
  4. Metazoa kingdom
  5. Eumetazoa clade
  6. Bilateria clade
  7. Deuterostomia clade
  8. Chordata phylum
  9. Craniata subphylum
  10. Vertebrata clade
  11. Gnathostomata clade
  12. Teleostomi clade
  13. Euteleostomi clade
  14. Sarcopterygii superclass
  15. Dipnotetrapodomorpha clade
  16. Tetrapoda clade
  17. Amniota clade
  18. Mammalia class
  19. Theria clade
  20. Eutheria clade
  21. Boreoeutheria clade
  22. Laurasiatheria superorder
  23. Carnivora order
  24. Caniformia suborder
  25. Canidae family
  26. Lupulella genus

NCBI Taxonomy (2026-11-05 reconciled backbone) · Taxon source ↗

Records in this collection

Principal members

2 published profiles in this branch.

Living species · MDD v2.5 · 28 July 2026

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2 living species in 1 genera in this dated checklist; 2 have public profiles here.

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Lupulella 2 species

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

Published profiles

Source-identified Lupulella mesomelas; documentary image Framed for display
Species · Lupulella

Black-backed Jackal

Lupulella mesomelas

The black-backed jackal is an African predator and scavenger recognized by a dark saddle across its back. Its flexibility includes both independent …

Source-identified Lupulella adusta; documentary image Framed for display
Species · Lupulella

Side-striped Jackal

Lupulella adusta

The side-striped jackal is an African canid with a broad omnivorous diet. Its classification in Lupulella separates it from the golden jackal …

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