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Falkland Island wolf

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Harlequin frog

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Green turtle

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Dugong

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Little spotted kiwi

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Instructions: Use what you’ve learned about conservation statuses to research the following species on www.ARKive.org. To find out their conservation status, click on the “Status” tab in the upper right of each species page. Click on “Threats” and write down one of the major threats facing each species. Or, if extinct, what caused the species to become extinct.

Write your answers in the box next to each species.

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Military macaw

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son

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w.a

rdea

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White-headed duck

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© Jo

rge

Sier

ra /

ww

w.o

sfim

ages

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Yellowfin grouper

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sse

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elm

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Queen triggerfish

© Ja

mes

D. W

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arin

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Star cactus

© L

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iam

s/Th

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Polynesian tree snail

© T

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r Coo

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Brown hyena

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ww

w.fl

pa-im

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Golden toad

© R

icha

rd K

. La

Val/

AA /

ww

w.o

sfim

ages

.com

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Instructions: Use what you’ve learned about conservation statuses to research the following species on www.ARKive.org. To find out their conservation status, click on the “Status” tab in the upper right of each species page. Click on “Threats” and write down one of the major threats facing each species. Or, if extinct, what caused the species to become extinct.

Write your answers in the box next to each species.

Conservation Definitions

Sumatran orangutan

© A

nup

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/ na

ture

pl.c

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Great snipe © W

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onde

rs o

f Eur

ope

/ Rau

tiain

en /

natu

repl

.com

Southern river otter

© Jo

sé L

uis B

arth

eld

Gentoo Penguin © H

anne

& Je

ns E

rikse

n / n

atur

epl.c

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Madagascar teal © R

od W

illia

ms /

nat

urep

l.com

Vancouver marmot

© F

letc

her &

Bay

lis

Black footed cat

© H

ayde

n O

ake

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w.a

rdea

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St Helena olive

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ebec

ca C

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s-W

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Instructions: Use what you’ve learned about conservation statuses to research the following species on www.ARKive.org. To find out their conservation status, click on the “Status” tab in the upper right of each species page. Click on “Threats” and write down one of the major threats facing each species. Or, if extinct, what caused the species to become extinct.

Write your answers in the box next to each species.

Franklin tree

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Miranda robber frog

© A

riel R

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uez

White bearded gibbon

© C

laire

Tho

mps

on

Sunset frog © G

reg

Har

old

/ Aus

cape

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rnati

onal

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© Jo

rge

Sier

ra /

ww

w.o

sfim

ages

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Pig-footed bandicoot

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ric W

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Manta ray © T

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omo

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tori

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African elephant © T

ony

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ld /

natu

repl

.com

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Instructions: Use what you’ve learned about conservation statuses to research the following species on www.ARKive.org. To find out their conservation status, click on the “Status” tab in the upper right of each species page. Click on “Threats” and write down one of the major threats facing each species. Or, if extinct, what caused the species to become extinct.

Write your answers in the box next to each species.

Conservation Definitions

Orchid

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hew

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e

Bluebuck © F

rank

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pa-im

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n Be

ames

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ww

.ard

ea.c

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Mexican prairie dog

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a Ri

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dela

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h'ie

n C.

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ww

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Ground-cuckoo © N

ick

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kle

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life

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erva

tion

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ety

Malayan sun bear © W

ayne

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ler /

Aus

cape

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rnati

onal

Black soft-shell turtle

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hitt

aran

jan

Baru

ah /

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tois

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tle S

peci

alis

t Gro

up

© Jo

rge

Sier

ra /

ww

w.o

sfim

ages

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Instructions: Use what you’ve learned about conservation statuses to research the following species on www.ARKive.org. To find out their conservation status, click on the “Status” tab in the upper right of each species page. Click on “Threats” and write down one of the major threats facing each species. Or, if extinct, what caused the species to become extinct.

Write your answers in the box next to each species.

Forest owlet© P. M. Laad

Volcan treefrog

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ndre

as H

ertz

Golden lion tamarin

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s

Thylacine

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Instructions: Use what you’ve learned about conservation statuses to research the following species on www.ARKive.org. To find out their conservation status, click on the “Status” tab in the upper right of each species page. Click on “Threats” and write down one of the major threats facing each species. Or, if extinct, what caused the species to become extinct.

Write your answers in the box next to each species.