Here is an example of how the D&D creature types could be integrated into a fantasy taxonomy with common names. Create hierarchy of all D&D creatures. List as instructioned:

Realm: Elemental (Elementals), Fey (Fey Creatures), Celestial (Celestials), Fiend (Fiends)

Domain: Eukaryota (Higher Beings), Archaea (Primitive Beings), Bacteria (Tiny Beings)

Kingdom: Animalia (Animals), Plantae (Plants), Fungi (Fungi), Protista (Protists)

Phylum: Chordata (Chordates), Arthropoda (Arthropods), Mollusca (Mollusks), Echinodermata (Echinoderms), Aberrantia (Aberrations)

Class: Mammalia (Mammals), Aves (Birds), Reptilia (Reptiles), Amphibia (Amphibians), Constructa (Constructs), Monstra (Monstrosities)

Order: Carnivora (Carnivores), Primates (Primates), Saurischia (Dinosaurs), Anura (Frogs and Toads), Oozia (Oozes), Dragones (Dragons), Giantia (Giants)

Family: Felidae (Cats), Hominidae (Humans and Apes), Tyrannosauridae (Tyrannosaurs), Bufonidae (Toads), Elementalia (Elementals), Feykind (Fey Creatures), Dragonidae (Dragons)

Genus: Panthera (Lions, Tigers, etc.), Homo (Humans), Tyrannosaurus (Tyrannosaurs), Bufo (Toads), Fire Elemental (Fire Elementals), Pixie (Pixies), Pygmachia (Goblins)

Species: Leo (Lions), Sapiens (Humans), Rex (Tyrannosaurus Rex), Americanus (American Toad), Ignis (Fire Elementals), Rosae (Pixies), Goblins (Pygmachia Goblins)
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