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Bowers' categorisation:

  1. Regulars
    • All the regular polyhedra, plus thah (which is a faceting of oct and doesn't fit anywhere else).
  2. Truncates
    • Truncates and quasitruncates of the regular polyhedra.
  3. Quasiregulars
    • Rectified regular polyhedra plus their facetings (the hemipolyhedra). Also here are the three ditrigonal polyhedra: sidtid, ditdid and gidtid.
  4. Trapeziverts
    • Cantellated regular polyhedra plus their facetings. Their facetings include both socco-type and sroh-type (blended) polyhedra.
  5. Omnitruncates
    • Omnitruncated regular polyhedra. Includes great rhombates, great quasirhombates, and cotco and idtid as special cases.
  6. Snubs
    • Alternated great rhombates. Includes Miller's monster.
  7. Prisms
    • The infinite set of prisms.
  8. Antiprisms
    • The infinite set of antiprisms and crossed-antiprisms.

Johnson's categorisation:

  1. Regulars
    • The regular polyhedra only.
  2. Quasiregulars
    • Rectified regular polyhedra plus the ditrigonal polyhedra.
  3. Hemipolyhedra
    • The nine hemipolyhedra only.
  4. Truncates
    • Truncates and quasitruncates of the regulars.
  5. Cantellates
    • The cantellates of the regular polyhedra, together with their socco-like facetings.
  6. Other even-faced polyhedra
    • The sroh-like facetings of the cantellates.
  7. Omnitruncates
    • The great rhombates, great quasirhombates and cotco and idtid.
  8. Snubs
    • Alternated great rhombates. Includes Miller's monster.
  9. Prisms
    • The infinite set of prisms.
  10. Antiprisms
    • The infinite set of antiprisms and crossed-antiprisms.