Traits

Ears that turn into a fin. The fin looks like a second pair of ears.

Ruffle ears are hanging ears that look a bit messy.

A standing ear that ends in two tips.

Elongated, horizontal, structured (aka not hanging or floppy) ears that start with a wide base and gently taper to a point. Ears may be parallel to the shoulders or angled back like an airplane wing. Fluffiness can vary! 
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The normal Shiji-Long ear type. They look a bit like deer ears.

These ears are having feathers grow on them. The formation  on the bottom looks like a second pair of ears, but it is only feathers.

Ears that have feathers growing out of them. The feathers usually start at the eyebrows but do not have to.

Cut ears with a little swirl on the bottom.

Big ears that have round edges.

These big ears resemble a butterfly wing. 
They do not have fur growing on the inside. The outside though has soft, short fur.

Nubian ears consisting of feathers.

Ears that resemble those of a lion.

Big, floppy ears that have trouble staying up-right. The base is closed so that only the top shows the insides of the ear.

Ears that resemble angel ears, but with more curls in the fur.

Small ears that resemble the ears of a dwarf rabbit.

Ears that resemble a cobra hood. The end on the jawline though.

Sun ears have very short fur and have parallel stripes coming from them.

Very sleek ears that grow more sideways and to the back. They resemble caracal ears.

Deer like ears that are closed at the base and open up at the tips.

Thin ears that resembles a fin.