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(A) the List in This 1 Title 50—Wildlife and Fisheries without public notice: the spelling of species' that the references in the "Special rules" names, historical range, footnotes, references column list all the regulations of the two PART 17—ENDANGERED AND to certain other applicable portions of this Services which might apply to the species or THREATENED WILDLIFE AND PLANTS title, synonyms, and more current names. In to the regulations of other Federal agencies any of these revised entries, neither the or State or local governments. species, as defined in paragraph (b) of this (g) The listing of a particular taxon section, nor its status may be changed without Subpart B—Lists includes all lower taxonomic units. For following the procedures of Part 424 of this example, the genus Hylobates (gibbons) is §17.11 Endangered and threatened title. listed as Endangered throughout its entire wildlife. (e) The "historic range" indicates the range (China, India, and SE Asia); known general distribution of the species or (a) The list in this section contains the consequently, all species, subspecies, and subspecies as reported in the current scientific names of all species of wildlife which have populations of that genus are considered literature. The present distribution may be been determined by the Services to be listed as Endangered for the purposes of the greatly reduced from this historic range. This Endangered or Threatened. It also contains Act. the names of species of wildlife treated as column does not imply any limitation on the Endangered or Threatened because they are application of the prohibitions in the Act or (h) The "List of Endangered and sufficiently similar in appearance to implementing rules. Such prohibitions apply Threatened Wildlife" is provided below: to all individuals of the species, wherever Endangered or Threatened species (see Editorial Note: This is a compilation and special §17.50 et seq.). found. reprint of 50 CFR 17.11 and 17.12 and is current (b) The columns entitled "Common (0(1) A footnote to the Federal Register as of October 31, 1996. This list has been prepared Name," "Scientific Name," and "Vertebrate publication(s) listing or reclassifying a by the staff of the Division of Endangered Species, Population Where Endangered or species is indicated under the column "When U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington, D.C. Threatened" define the species of wildlife listed." Footnote numbers to §§ 17.11 and 20240. Readers are requested to advise the within the meaning of the Act. Thus, 17.12 are in the same numerical sequence, Information Branch of the Division of Endangered differently classified geographic populations since plants and animals may be listed in the Species of any errors in this special reprint. of the same vertebrate subspecies or species same Federal Register document. That Internet Access: The List of Endangered ad shall be identified by their differing document, at least since 1973, includes a Threatened Wildlife and Plants is available geographic boundaries, even though the other statement indicating the basis for the listing, electronically using Internet E-Mail software. The two columns are identical. The term "Entire" as well as the effective date(s) of said listing. Internet address for this information is: [email protected] means that all populations throughout the (2) The "Special rules" and "Critical habitat" columns provide a cross reference to Retrieval commands (which must be entered on present range of a vertebrate species are the "SUBJECT" line) are: "Send T&E List' ' (for other sections in Parts or listed. Although common names are included, 17, 222, 226, 227. an ASCII delimited file) and "Send T&E List they cannot be relied upon for identification The "Special rules" column will also be used WP" (for the WordPerfect version). of any specimen, since they may vary greatly to cite the special rules that describe A version of these lists that has been reformatted in local usage. The Services shall use the experimental populations and determine if for the World Wide Web (WWW) is available to most recently accepted scientific name. In they are essential or nonessential. Separate Web browsers in the "Species" area at the address: cases in which confusion might arise, a listing will be made for experimental http://wwvviws.gov/-49endspp/endspp.html synonym(s) will be provided in parentheses. populations, and the status column will Special Reprint Symbols: To aid readers in The Services shall rely to the extent include the following symbols: "XE" for an comparing this list with previous republications and essential experimental population and "XN" the last codification of Title 50, the Service has practicable on the International Code of inserted symbols in front of certain entries. These for a nonessential experimental population. Zoological Nomenclature. symbols and their use are as follows: (c) In the "Status" column the following The term "NA" (not applicable) appearing in +—entry has been added by a published rule symbols are used: "E" for Endangered, "T" either of these two columns indicates that since the October 31, 1995 republication of the for Threatened, and "E [or I] (S/A)" for there are no special rules and/or critical List; see the "When Listed" number for citation. similarity of appearance species. habitat for that particular species. However, • —entry has been amended by a published rule; (d) The other data in the list are all other appropriate rules in Parts 17, 217 see the last "When Listed" number for citaticn. nonregulatory in nature and are provided for through 227, and 402 still apply to that These symbols are not included in the annual the information of the reader. In the annual species. In addition, there may be other rules codification. revision and compilation of this title, the in this title that relate to such wildlife, e.g., NOTE: This Special Reprint is current following information may be amended port-of-entry requirements. It is not intended as of October 31, 1996. -0 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1997-508-154 Spe ies Vertebrate popu- When Critical Special Status Historic range lation where endan- listed habitat rules Common name Scientific name gered or threatened MAMMALS Anoa, lowland ..................................... Bubalus depressicomis (=B. anoa Indonesia ........................................... Entire ..................... 3 NA NA depressicomis). Anoa, mountain ................................... Bubalus quarlesi (=B. anoa quarlesi) ..... do ................................................ ..... do .................... 15 NA NA Antelope, giant sable .......................... Hippotragus niger variani .................. Angola ............................................... ..... do .................... 15 NA NA Argali ............................................ Ovis ammon ...................................... Afganistan, China, India, Kazakhstan, Entire except 15,475 NA NA Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Nepal, Paki- Kyrgyzstan, Mon- stan, Russia, Tajikistan, golia, and Uzbekistan. Tajikistan. Do ................................................ do ................................................ do ................................................ Kyrgyzstan, Mongo- 15,475 NA 17.40(j) lia, and Tajikistan. Armadillo, giant ................................... Priodontes maximus (=giganteus) .... Venezuela and Guyana to Argentina Entire ..................... 15 NA NA Armadillo, pink fairy ............................ Chlamyphorus truncatus ................... Argentina ........................................... do .................... 3 NA NA Ass, African wild ................................. Equus asinus (=africanus) ................ Somalia, Sudan, Ethiopia ................. Somalia, Sudan, 3,22 NA NA Ethiopia. Ass, Asian wild (=kulan, onager) ........ Equus hemionus ............................... Southwestern and Central Asia ........ Entire ..................... 3 NA NA Avahi ............................................ Avahi (=Lichanotus) laniger (=entire Malagasy Republic (=Madagascar) ..... do .................... 3 NA NA genus). Aye-aye ............................................... Daubentonia madagascariensis ........ do ................................................ do .................... 3 NA NA Babirusa ........................................ Babyrousa babyrussa ....................... Indonesia ........................................... ..... do .................... 15 NA NA Baboon, gelada .............................. Theropithecus gelada ....................... Ethiopia ............................................. ..... do .................... 16 NA 17.40(c) Bandicoot, barred ............................... Perameles bougainville ..................... Australia ............................................ ..... do .................... 4 NA NA Bandicoot, desert ................................ Perameles eremiana ......................... do ................................................ do .................... 6 NA NA Bandicoot, lesser rabbit ...................... Macrotis leucura ................................ do ................................................ do .................... 4 NA NA Bandicoot, pig-footed .......................... Chaeropus ecaudatus ....................... do ................................................ do .................... 4 NA NA Bandicoot, rabbit ................................. Macrotis lagotis ................................. ..... do ...............................................
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