(pt. 1; 2; 3; 4; 6)

• Otogender: A bat-eared fox (Otocyon megalotis)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to bat-eared foxes in some way.
  
• Fennegender: A fennec fox (Vulpes zerda)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to fennec foxes in some way.
  
• Blacanagender: A Blandford’s fox (Vulpes cana)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to Blandford foxes in some way.
  
• Tanugender: A tanuki (Nyctereutes procyonoides)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to tanukis in some way.
  
• Camagender: A cama fox (V. chama)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to cama foxes in some way.
  
• Fuhzgender: A red fox (V. vulpes)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to red foxes in some way. Name comes from the Proto-Germanic word for fox, *fuhsaz.
  
• Rupligender: A Rüppell’s fox (V. ruppellii)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to Rüppell’s foxes in some way.
  
• Corsgender: A corsac fox (V. corsac)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to corsac foxes in some way.
  
• Tisagender: A Tibetan sand fox (V. ferrilata)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to Tibetan sand foxes in some way.
  
• Kitisgender: A kit fox (V. macrotis)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to kit foxes in some way.
  
• Alpusgender: An Arctic fox (V. lagopus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to Arctic foxes in some way.