Syngamous, sky-dwelling organisms bearing some resemblance to Earth's bats.

Mostly syngamous, water-dwelling ocean organisms with a wide range in size similar to Earth's fish and prehistoric sharks.

Ancient, parthenogenic, water-dwelling ocean organisms covering a wide range of adaptations bearing little resemblance even to each other.

Mixed-reproductive terrestrial megafauna similar to Earth's mammals.

Parthenogenic, water-dwelling organisms with no clear parallel on Earth.

Mixed-reproductive, ground-dwelling organisms similar to Earth's reptiles.

Mostly parthenogenic, sky-dwelling organisms similar to Earth's birds.

Mixed-reproductive, water/ground-dwelling organisms similar to Earth's amphibians.

Bulbs - no Earth parallel

Burrowers - segmented organisms with no clear Earth parallel

Microscopic extremophiles - "tardigrades"

Miscellaneous simple-complex organisms - similar to Earth's sea anemones, jellyfish, etc

Bogmusks - no clear Earth parallel

Resids - similar to Earth's mollusks

Voluks - similar to Earth's insects

Esps - similar to Earth's sponges

Sapsuckers - no clear Earth parallel

Spindly-legged organisms - somewhat similar role to Earth's starfish

Segmented aquatic life - no clear Earth parallel

Veras - similar to Earth's worms