Biology · Ecology and Conservation
According to IUCN criteria, a species whose population is facing a high risk of extinction in the wild, but is not in immediate danger of critically higher extinction risk (i.e., not Critically Endangered or Endangered), is classified as:
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- 1Rare species
- 2Vulnerable species✓
- 3Threatened species
- 4Endangered species
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Vulnerable species
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