Harm caused by animals that are known to be dangerous [muad מועד] and animals that are not known to be dangerous [tam תם]
On this page, "tam" refers to an animal that is not known to be dangerous, and "muad" refers to an animal that is known to be dangerous.
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The different fines
Considering the payment for damage caused by one's tam to be a fine or ordinary restitution: Bava Kama 15a
Splitting the categories of tam and muad in terms of liability to pay for damages: Bava Kama 2b, 4a, 5b, 15a, 16b, 17a
Splitting the categories in payment which is above the value of the aggressor animal: Bava Kama 15a, 16b
The above, in terms of who pays for depreciation of the victim's corpse in the time between the damage and the trial: Bava Kama 15a
An animal which is considered dangerous to people is also considered dangerous to animals, but not vice versa: Bava Kama 2b
Whether a tam pays Extra "Kofer" Compensation for murder at all, or possibly Half-"Kofer": Pesachim 22b; Ketuvot 41a-b; Bava Kama 15a
Whether a tam pays for causing a miscarriage at all, or possibly half-damages: Pesachim 22b