subordens
A suborder is a taxonomic rank used in biological classification, falling between the rank of order and family. It is used to group together closely related families within a larger order. The naming convention for a suborder typically ends with the suffix "-oidea". For example, in the class Mammalia, the order Carnivora contains the suborder Caniformia, which includes families like Canidae (dogs) and Ursidae (bears). Conversely, the suborder Feliformia includes families such as Felidae (cats) and Hyaenidae (hyenas).
The establishment of suborders helps to create a more refined and hierarchical system for organizing the diversity