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Wednesday 19 June 2013

Threatened Mammals : Threats Table


THREAT TABLE

Mammals in danger for LAGOMORPHA
LIGHTING
Threat cause
Restriction of habitat. other species involving hybridization of subspecies.

Damage
62 threatened species and subspecies
this represents 8.8 % of Lagomorpha
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and 3 extinct species since 1900
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NAVIGATION
Specialized Insitut for the protection of species have developed a risk level of threats.
For LAGOMORPHA , locate the species and subspecies concerned by risk level and Institut
Level's threatened selection
 
Institut's selection
 
MORE ABOUT
This species are critically endangered !!
Despite the protective measures that are being endangered species, laws are not always respected or enforced. Species declared in danger may disappear forever if stringent measures are not taken quickly. This is the case for these species and subspecies, their population is now very small and in a few decades, they have disappeared in the wild.
PHOTO COMMON NAME
LATIN NAME
DISTRIBUTION STATUS
Riverine rabbit
Bunolagus monticularis
 South Africa, Central Karoo (3122'S, 22E), Northern Cape Province, Western Cape Province  IUCN 1996 : Endangered. Now survives only in dense, discontinuous karoid vegetation in the districts of Victoria West, Beaufort West and Frazerburg - IUCN 2009 : Critically Endangered   C2a(i);E
Sumatran rabbit, Asian stripped rabbit
Nesolagus netscheri
 Sumatra, from west-central and southwest Sumatra, with one record from Gunung Leuser (Indonesia)  IUCN 1996 : Critically Endangered in 1996. ...apparently the rarest lagomorph. About a dozen museum specimens exist, collected between 1880 and 1916, and there has been only one confirmed sighting since then - IUCN 2009 : Vulnerable   B1ab(i,ii,iii,iv,v)
Silver Pika, Helan Shan Pika
Ochotona argentata
 Central China, highly restricted geographic range within the Helan Shan range of Ningxia  IUCN 1996 : Critically Endangered - IUCN 2009 : Critically Endangered   B1ab(i,ii)+2ab(i,ii)
Hami Pika
Ochotona pallasi hamica
 NW China, Northern Hami Mountains, east end of Tien Shan Mts at 7,500 feet, Xinjiang (from Karlik Shan at north) and perhaps southern Mongolia, Tsagaan Bogd Uul Mountains  IUCN 1996 : Critically Endangered
Sikkim pika
Ochotona thibetana sikimaria
 NE India, Sikkim  IUCN 1996 : Critically Endangered