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Ek Ek-I-A Sayili Hayvan Ve Bitki Türlerinin Listesi TARIM VE KÖYİŞLERİ BAKANLIĞI TARAFINDAN CITES BELGESİ DÜZENLENECEK EK-I-A SAYILI HAYVAN VE BİTKİ TÜRLERİNİN LİSTESİ POZİSYON NO CITES TÜRLERİ 0106.12.00.00.00 Balinalar, yunus balıkları ve domuzbalıkları, (Cetacea takımından memeliler); manati-deniz güzeli ve deniz inekleri (Sirenia takımından memeliler)'nden yalnız OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA) ŞUBESİ, MEMELİLER (MAMMALIA) SINIFI, BALİNALAR-YUNUSLAR (CETACEA) TAKIMI Platanistidae (Irmak yunus balığıgiller) ailesinden 1- Lipotes vexillifer (Beyaz Fin Yunusu ) 2- Platanista spp. (Ganj nehri Hint Yunusu) 3- Platanista gangetica (Ganj nehri Hint Yunusu) 4- Platanista minor (Ganj nehri Hint Yunusu) Ziphiidae (Gagalıbalinagiller) ailesinden 1- Berardius spp. (Dev Şişe Burunlu Balina) 2- Berardius arnuxii (Dev Şişe Burunlu Balina) 3- Berardius bairdii (Dev Şişe Burunlu Balina) 4- Hyperoodon ampullatus (Şişe Burunlu Balina) 5- Hyperoodon planifrons (Şişe Burunlu Balina) 6- Hyperoodon spp. (Şişe Burunlu Balina) Physeteridae (İspermeçet Balinasıgiller) ailesinden 1- Physeter catodon Delphinidae (Yunusbalığıgiller) ailesinden 1- Orcaella brevirostris 2- Sotalia fluviatilis (Amerikan Irmak Yunusu) 3- Sotalia spp. (Amerikan Irmak Yunusu) 4- Sousa chinensis Kanbur Yunus 5- Sousa spp. Kanbur Yunus 6- Sousa teuszii Kanbur Yunus Phocoenidae (Liman yunusugiller) ailesinden 1- Neophocaena phocaenoides (Sırt yüzgeçsiz yunuslar) 2- Phocoena sinus (Kalifornia Liman yunusu) Eschrichtiidae ailesinden 1- Eschrichtius robustus (Gri balina) Balaenopteridae (Çatal kuyruklu balinagiller) ailesinden 1- Megaptera novaeangliae (Kambur balinası) 2- Balaenoptera bonaerensis 3- Balaenoptera borealis (Kuzey balinası) 4- Balaenoptera edeni (Bryde balinası) 5- Balaenoptera musculus (Mavi balinası) 6- Balaenoptera physalus (Fin balinası) 7- Balaenoptera acutorostrata Minke Balinası (Ek II Listesinde yer alan Batı Grönland populasyonu hariçtir.) Balaenidae (Gerçek Balinagiller ) ailesinden 1- Balaena mysticetus (Balina) 2- Eubalaena australis (Gerçek Atlantik Balinası) 3- Eubalaena glacialis (Gerçek Atlantik Balinası) 4- Eubalaena spp. (Gerçek Atlantik Balinası) Neobalaenidae ailesinden Caperea marginata 1- Caperea marginata OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA)ŞUBESİ,MEMELİLER (MAMMALIA) SINIFI, DENİZ İNEKLERİ (SIRENIA) TAKIMI Dugongidae (Dugonggiller ) ailesinden 1- Dugong dugon (Avustralya dugongu) Trichechidae (Manatigiller) ailesinden 1- Trichechus inunguis (Amozon manatı) Sayfa 1 / 7 TARIM VE KÖYİŞLERİ BAKANLIĞI TARAFINDAN CITES BELGESİ DÜZENLENECEK EK-I-A SAYILI HAYVAN VE BİTKİ TÜRLERİNİN LİSTESİ POZİSYON NO CITES TÜRLERİ 2- Trichechus manatus (Amerika manatı) 0106.19.90.90.19 Diğerleri'nden yalnız OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA) ŞUBESİ,MEMELİLER (MAMMALIA) SINIFI, ETCİLLER (CARNIVORA) TAKIMI Otariidae (İrikulaklıgiller) ailesinden 1- Arctocephalus townsendi (Güney Kalifornia Deniz Arslanı ) Phocidae (Fokgiller) ailesinden 1- Monachus monachus 2- Monachus schauinslandi 3- Monachus spp. 4- Monachus tropicalis 03.01 Canlı balıklar'dan yalnız OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA) ŞUBESİ, AKCİĞERLİ BALIKLAR (SARCOPTERYGII) SINIFI, COELACANTHIFORMES TAKIMI Latimeriidae ailesinden 1- Latimeria spp. 0301.93.00.00.00 Sazan balıkları'ndan yalnız OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA) ŞUBESİ, BALIKLAR (ACTINOPTERYGII) SINIFI, SAZAN (CYPRINIFORMES ) TAKIMI Cyprinidae (Sazangiller ) ailesinden 1- Probarbus jullieni Catostomidae ailesinden 1- Chasmistes cujus 0301.99.19.00.00 OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA) ŞUBESİ, BALIKLAR (ACTINOPTERYGII) SINIFI, KEMİK DİLLİ (OSTEOGLOSSIFORMES) TAKIMI Osteoglossidae (Kemikdilligiller) ailesinden 1- Scleropages formosus 0301.99.80.00.18 Diğerleri'nden yalnız OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA) ŞUBESİ, BALIKLAR (ACTINOPTERYGII) SINIFI, MERSİN BALIĞI (ACIPENSERIFORMES) TAKIMI Acipenseridae (Mersin balığıgiller ) ailesinden 1- Acipenser brevirostrum 2- Acipenser sturio = Kolon balığı ( = Alman mersin balığı ) OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA) ŞUBESİ, BALIKLAR (ACTINOPTERYGII) SINIFI, KEMİK DİLLİ (OSTEOGLOSSIFORMES) TAKIMI Osteoglossidae (Kemikdilligiller) ailesinden 1- Scleropages formosus OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA) ŞUBESİ, BALIKLAR (ACTINOPTERYGII) SINIFI, YAYINBALIĞI (SILURIFORMES) TAKIMI Pangasiidae ailesinden 1- Pangasianodon gigas OMURGALILAR (CHORDATA) ŞUBESİ, BALIKLAR (ACTINOPTERYGII) SINIFI, LEVREK (PERCIFORMES) TAKIMI Sciaenidae (Gölge balığıgiller) ailesinden 1- Totoaba macdonaldi 03.07 Yumuşakçalar (kabuklu olsun olmasın) (canlı, taze, soğutulmuş, dondurulmuş, kurutulmuş, tuzlanmış veya salamura edilmiş); kabuklu hayvanlar ve yumuşakçaların dışında kalan suda yaşayan omurgasız hayvanlar (canlı, taze, soğutulmuş, dondurulmuş, kurutulmuş, YUMUŞAKÇALAR (MOLLUSCA) ŞUBESİ, ÇİFT KABUKLULAR (BIVALVIA) SINIFI, UNIONOIDA TAKIMI Sayfa 2 / 7 TARIM VE KÖYİŞLERİ BAKANLIĞI TARAFINDAN CITES BELGESİ DÜZENLENECEK EK-I-A SAYILI HAYVAN VE BİTKİ TÜRLERİNİN LİSTESİ POZİSYON NO CITES TÜRLERİ Unidae ailesinden 1- Conradilla caelata 2- Dromus dromas 3- Epioblasma curtisi 4- Epioblasma florentina 5- Epioblasma sampsoni 6- Epioblasma sulcata perobliqua 7- Epioblasma torulosa gubernaculum 8- Epioblasma torulosa torulosa 9- Epioblasma turgidula 10- Epioblasma walkeri 11- Fusconaia cuneolus 12- Fusconaia edgariana 13- Lampsilis higginsii 14- Lampsilis orbiculata orbiculata 15- Lampsilis satur 16- Lampsilis virescens 17- Plethobasus cicatricosus 18- Plethobasus cooperianus 19- Pleurobema plenum 20- Potamilus capax 21- Quadrula intermedia 22- Quadrula sparsa 23- Toxolasma cylindrella 24- Unio nickliniana 25- Unio tampicoensis tecomatensis 26- Villosa trabalis YUMUŞAKÇALAR (MOLLUSCA) ŞUBESİ, KARINDAN AYAKLILAR (GASTROPODA) SINIFI, STYLOMMATOPHORA TAKIMI Achatinellidae ailesinden 1- Achatinella spp. 2- Achatinella abbreviata 3- Achatinella apexfulva 4- Achatinella bellula 5- Achatinella buddii 6- Achatinella bulimoides 7- Achatinella byronii 8- Achatinella caesia 9- Achatinella casta 10- Achatinella cestus 11- Achatinella concavospira 12- Achatinella curta 13- Achatinella decipiens 14- Achatinella decora 15- Achatinella dimorpha 16- Achatinella elegans 17- Achatinella fulgens 18- Achatinella fuscobasis 19- Achatinella juddii 20- Achatinella juncea 21- Achatinella lehuiensis 22- Achatinella leucorrhaphe Sayfa 3 / 7 TARIM VE KÖYİŞLERİ BAKANLIĞI TARAFINDAN CITES BELGESİ DÜZENLENECEK EK-I-A SAYILI HAYVAN VE BİTKİ TÜRLERİNİN LİSTESİ POZİSYON NO CITES TÜRLERİ 23- Achatinella lila 24- Achatinella livida 25- Achatinella lorata 26- Achatinella mustelina 27- Achatinella papyracea 28- Achatinella phaeozona 29- Achatinella pulcherrima 30- Achatinella pupukanioe 31- Achatinella sowerbyana 32- Achatinella spaldingi 33- Achatinella stewartii 34- Achatinella swiftii 35- Achatinella taeniolata 36- Achatinella thaanumi 37- Achatinella turgida 38- Achatinella valida 39- Achatinella viridans 40- Achatinella vulpina 0601.10.90.10.00 Diğer çiçek soğanları'ndan yalnız ORCHIDACEAE=Salepgiler ailesinden (Ek I’de yer alan bütün türler için, steril konteynırlarda taşınan katı ve sıvı ortamlarda in vitro olarak tohumlama veya doku kültürleri ile elde edilen türler Sözleşmeye tabii değildir.) 1- Aerangis ellisii 2- Dendrobium cruentum 3- Laelia jongheana 4- Laelia lobata 5- Paphiopedilum spp. 6- Peristeria elata 7- Phragmipedium spp. 8- Renanthera imschootiana 0601.20.30.00.11 Orkide soğanları'ndan yalnız ORCHIDACEAE=Salepgiler ailesinden (Ek I’de yer alan bütün türler için, steril konteynırlarda taşınan katı ve sıvı ortamlarda in vitro olarak tohumlama veya doku kültürleri ile elde edilen türler Sözleşmeye tabii değildir.) 1- Aerangis ellisii 2- Dendrobium cruentum 3- Laelia jongheana 4- Laelia lobata 5- Paphiopedilum spp. 6- Peristeria elata 7- Phragmipedium spp. 8- Renanthera imschootiana 06.02 (0602.90.41 Diğer canlı bitkiler (kökleri dahil), çelikler, daldırmalar;mantar miselleri'nden yalnız hariç) ORCHIDACEAE=Salepgiler ailesinden (Ek I’de yer alan bütün türler için, steril konteynırlarda taşınan katı ve sıvı ortamlarda in vitro olarak tohumlama veya doku kültürleri ile elde edilen türler Sözleşmeye tabii değildir.) 1- Aerangis ellisii Sayfa 4 / 7 TARIM VE KÖYİŞLERİ BAKANLIĞI TARAFINDAN CITES BELGESİ DÜZENLENECEK EK-I-A SAYILI HAYVAN VE BİTKİ TÜRLERİNİN LİSTESİ POZİSYON NO CITES TÜRLERİ 2- Dendrobium cruentum 3- Laelia jongheana 4- Laelia lobata 5- Paphiopedilum spp. 6- Peristeria elata 7- Phragmipedium spp. 8- Renanthera imschootiana AGAVACEAE ailesinden 1- Agave arizonica 2- Agave parviflora 3- Nolina interrata APOCYNACEAE ailesinden 1- Pachypodium ambongense 2- Pachypodium baronii 3- Pachypodium decaryi ARAUCARIACEAE ailesinden 1- Araucaria araucana CACTACEAE ailesinden 1- Ariocarpus spp. 2- Astrophytum asterias 3- Aztekium ritteri 4- Coryphantha werdermannii 5- Discocactus spp. 6- Echinocereus ferreirianus ssp. lindsayi 7- Echinocereus schmollii 8- Escobaria minima 9- Escobaria sneedii 10- Mammillaria pectinifera 11- Mammillaria solisioides 12- Melocactus conoideus 13- Melocactus deinacanthus 14- Melocactus glaucescens 15- Melocactus paucispinus 16- Obregonia denegrii 17- Pachycereus militaris 18 -Pediocactus bradyi 19- Pediocactus knowltonii 20 -Pediocactus paradinei 21- Pediocactus peeblesianus 22- Pediocactus sileri 23- Pelecyphora spp. 24- Sclerocactus brevihamatus ssp. tobuschii 25- Sclerocactus erectocentrus 26- Sclerocactus glaucus 27- Sclerocactus mariposensis 28- Sclerocactus mesae-verdae 29- Sclerocactus nyensis 30- Sclerocactus papyracanthus 31- Sclerocactus pubispinus 32- Sclerocactus wrightiae 33- Strombocactus spp. 34- Turbinicarpus spp. Sayfa 5 / 7 TARIM VE KÖYİŞLERİ BAKANLIĞI TARAFINDAN CITES BELGESİ DÜZENLENECEK EK-I-A SAYILI HAYVAN VE BİTKİ TÜRLERİNİN LİSTESİ POZİSYON NO CITES TÜRLERİ 35- Uebelmannia
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