Daftar hewan yang menampilkan perilaku homoseksual
Berikut adalah hewan-hewan yang menampilkan perilaku homoseksual.
Mamalia
- Mamalia yang dipilih dari daftar penuh
- Bison[1]
- Beruang cokelat[2]
- Tikus cokelat[3]
- Kavi[3]
- Karibu[4]
- Kucing (domestik)[5]
- Sapi (domestik)[6]
- Simpanse[7][8][9][10]
- Lumba-lumba umum[11]
- Marmoset umum[12]
- Anjing[13]
- Gajah[14]
- Rubah[15]
- Jerapah[16][17][18]
- Kambing[1]
- Kuda (domestik)[19]
- Manusia[20][21][22]
- Koala[23]
- Singa[20]
- Paus pembunuh[11]
- Panda
- Rakun[24]
Birds
- Burung yang dipilih dari daftar penuh
Ikan
- Amazon molly[35]
- Blackstripe topminnow[36]
- Bluegill sunfish[36]
- Char[37]
- Grayling[37]
- European bitterling[38]
- Green swordtail[38]
- Guiana leaffish[39]
- Houting whitefish[37]
- Jewel cichlid[40]
- Least darter (Microperca punctulata)[38]
- Mouthbreeding fish sp.[36]
- Salmon spp.[41]
- Southern platyfish[38]
- Ten-spined stickleback[38]
- Three-spined stickleback[38]
Reptil
- Anole sp.[42]
- Bearded dragon[43]
- Blue-tailed day gecko (Phelsuma cepediana)[44]
- Broad-headed skink[38]
- Checkered whiptail lizard[43]
- Chihuahuan spotted whiptail lizard[43]
- Common ameiva[43]
- Common garter snake[38]
- Cuban green anole[42]
- Desert grassland whiptail lizard[43]
- Desert tortoise[45]
- Fence lizard[43]
- Five-lined skink[38]
- Gold dust day gecko (Phelsuma laticauda)[44]
- Gopher (pine) snake[36]
- Green anole[42]
- Inagua curlytail lizard[43]
- Jamaican giant anole[42]
- Laredo striped whiptail lizard[43]
- Largehead anole[42]
- Mourning gecko[46]
- Plateau striped whiptail lizard[43]
- Red diamond rattlesnake[38]
- Red-tailed skink[38]
- Seychelles giant tortoise[47]
- Side-blotched lizard[43]
- Speckled rattlesnake[38]
- Water moccasin[38]
- Western rattlesnake (Crotalus viridis)[38]
- Western banded gecko[46]
- Whiptail lizard spp.[43]
- Wood turtle[42]
Amfibi
- Appalachian woodland salamander[48]
- Black-spotted frog[49]
- Mountain dusky salamander[48]
- Tengger desert toad[42]
Serangga
- Alfalfa weevil[51]
- Australian parasitic wasp sp.[51]
- Bean weevil sp.[51]
- Bedbug and other bug spp.[52][53]
- Blister beetle spp.[54]
- Blowfly[54]
- Broadwinged damselfly sp.[55]
- Cabbage (small) white (butterfly)[56]
- Checkerspot butterfly[56]
- Club-tailed dragonfly spp.[57]
- Cockroach spp.[58]
- Common skimmer dragonfly spp.[57]
- Creeping water bug sp.[59]
- Cutworm[60]
- Digger bee[61]
- Dragonfly spp.[57]
- Eastern giant ichneumon wasp[51]
- Eucalyptus longhorned borer[59]
- Field cricket sp.[62]
- Flour beetle[50]
- Fruit fly spp.[63]
- Glasswing butterfly[56]
- Hypoponera opacior ant[64]
- Grape berry moth[65]
- Grape borer[59]
- Green lacewing[66]
- Hen flea[66]
- House fly[67]
- Ichneumon wasp sp.[51]
- Japanese scarab beetle[68]
- Larch bud moth[65]
- Large milkweed bug[53]
- Large white[53]
- Long-legged fly spp.[69]
- Mazarine blue[53]
- Mexican white (butterfly)[53]
- Midge sp.[69]
- Migratory locust[70]
- Monarch butterfly[56]
- Narrow-winged damselfly spp.[55]
- Parsnip leaf miner[69]
- Pomace fly[69]
- Queen butterfly[56]
- Red ant sp.[69]
- Red flour beetle[53]
- Reindeer warble fly (Hypoderma tarandi)[69]
- Rose chafer(Macrodactylus subspinosus)[69]
- Rove beetle spp.[53]
- Scarab beetle (melolonthine)[71]
- Screwworm fly[69]
- Silkworm moth[65]
- Southeastern blueberry bee[61]
- Southern green stink bug[53]
- Southern masked chafer[69]
- Southern one-year canegrub[69]
- Spreadwinged damselfly spp.[55]
- Spruce budworm moth[65]
- Stable fly sp.[69]
- Stag beetle spp.[53]
- Tsetse fly[69]
- Water boatman bug[53]
- Water strider spp.[53]
Invertebrata lain
- Blood-fluke[72]
- Box crab[73]
- Harvest spider sp.[74]
- Hawaiian orb-weaver (spider)[74]
- Incirrate octopus spp.[73]
- Jumping spiders[74]
- Mite sp.[69]
- Spiny-headed worm[75]
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