Important Nematoda (Round/thread worm)

Order
Super family
Family
Genus
Ascaridida
Ascaridoidea
Ascarididae
Ascaris/Parascaris/Toxocara, Ascaridia/ Heterakis/Neoascaris
Anisakidae

Oxyuroidea
Oxyuridae
Oxyuris

Subuluroidea
Heterakidae


Subuluridae

Rhabditida
Rhabditoidea
Rhabditidae


Strongyloididae
Strongyloides
Strongylida
Strongyloidea
Strongylidae
Strongylus

Trichonematidae


Amidostomidae
Amidostomum

Stephanuridae
Stephanurus

Syngamidae
Syngamus
Spirurida
Spiruroidea
Spiruridae
Spirocerca

Thelaziidae
Thelizia

Acuaridae


Tetrameridae


Physalopteroidea
Physalopteridae


Gnathostomatidae


Filaroidea
Filariidae


Setariidae
Seterian

Onchocercidae
Onchocerca

Dracunculoidea
Dracunculidae
Dracunculus

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