The 'Bullpups'
The 'MSBS Ramdom'
The Howa?
Some of the families you have listed don't really correlate to the actual lineages of certain rifles. Firstly you are missing the AR-18, which is perhaps one of the most influential weapons designs of the late 20th century. The Howa, SA-80, Daewoo rifles, and G-36. Are all descended from the AR-18.
The Fara 83 is basically a modified Galil type design, and certainly shouldn't be listed by itself.
The FN CAL, FNC and SCAR bare little relation to each other. The CAL is basically a 5.56 version of the FAL. The FNC is is FN is distantly related but drastically changed after the problems of the CAL. THE SCAR represents a clean sheet design that uses many different characteristics from other successful rifles designs such as the AR-15 and AR-18.
In fact the SCAR represents part of a loose family of new generation assault rifles that all are based on generally the same idea and using the same inspirations but developed independently. Almost all of them use new extrusion construction techniques, and include the SCAR, MSBS Radon, HK G433, CZ BREN, and ACR. Though these rifles share no direct links they are essentially solving the same set of requirements in pretty much the same way, and have ended up looking very similar.
You have entirely ignored the Chinese Type-81 and its descendants, which is understandable given how they look visually very similar to AKs, but are in fact their own design.
Bullpups are not a proper family. All the the bullpup rifles are highly varied, and share almost no relation to each other. Quite a few are AR-18 based, but two major ones, the Steyr AUG and Tavor are original designs that have spawned their own families and variants.
Really your options should be:
AK and Derivatives
AR-15 Family
AR-18 Derivatives
FAL Family
SIG Family
Beretta Family
G-3/CETME Family
Type-81 and Derivatives
New generation extrusion rifles (SCAR, MSBS, G433, ACR etc.)
Tavor Family
Steyr AUG Family
Other