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Authors Habeebah R. Isa, Auteur ; Benjamin Tapley, Auteur ; CHRISTOPHER J. MICHAELS ABSTRACT At the time of our research In 2022, Auteur ; 16 4% of amphibian species on the IUCN Red List were assessed as Data Deficient (DD) There is minimal funding allocated to the Research, Auteur ; reassessment of DD Taxa, Auteur ; this prevents them from being prioritised for conservation We identified 656 non-DD amphibian species that were previously assessed as Dd, Auteur ; used their subsequent assessment trajectories to predict the extinction risk of remaining DD taxa Assuming similarity of the distribution of these taxa between extinction risk categories to those of currently DD Species, Auteur ; we compared this dataset with the risk category distribution of assessed amphibians that had never been assessed as DD Previously DD Amphibians, Auteur ; When Compared to Those That Were Never Dd, Auteur ; Were Found to Be More Threatened (52 1% Vs. 39.6%), Auteur ; less likely to be non-threatened (22 4% vs 60 0%) When explored further at the level of Order, Auteur ; more previously DD amphibians in the Order Gymnophiona were reassessed as ‘Near Threatened’, Auteur ; more Caudata ‘Critically Endangered’ with fewer ‘Least Concern’, Auteur ; And More Anura ‘Vulnerable’, Auteur ; ‘Endangered’ with fewer ‘Least Concern’ than counterparts that were never assessed as DD Based on these previously-DD amphibian Data, Auteur ; We Estimated That Around Half (49.6%, Auteur ; n = 592) of currently DD amphibians are likely threatened by extinction Our approach arrives at similar conclusions to authors using other Approaches, Auteur ; Bolsters the Argument That Conservationists, Auteur ; funding organisations should implement recommendations to address concerns for DD Amphibians, Auteur ; especially DD Caudata, AuteurAUTHORS: HABEEBAH R. ISA, BENJAMIN TAPLEY & CHRISTOPHER J. MICHAELS ABSTRACT: At the time of our research in 2022, 16.4% of amphibian species on the IUCN Red List were assessed as Data Deficient (DD). There is minimal funding allocated to the re[...]
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Khalid Ahmed, Auteur ; Benjamin Tapley, Auteur ; Christopher J. Michaels, AuteurTurtles are a globally threatened group of reptiles. Zoo populations may contribute to the conservation of species, including turtles, but collection composition may not align with conservation needs. We combined data from the Zoological Informa[...]
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Eve Mannings, Auteur ; Francesca Servini, Auteur ; Benjamin Tapley, Auteur ; Christopher J. Michaels, AuteurMountain chicken frogs Leptodactylus fallax are assessed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List due to threats including chytridiomycosis and habitat loss. Ex-situ populations underpin species survival, but captive management is hampered [...]
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Eve Mannings, Auteur ; Francesca Servini, Auteur ; Benjamin Tapley, Auteur ; Christopher J. Michaels, AuteurMountain chicken frogs Leptodactylus fallax are assessed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List due to threats including chytridiomycosis and habitat loss. Ex-situ populations underpin species survival, but captive management is hampered [...]
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Monika Bohm, Auteur ; Daniel Cook, Auteur ; Heidi Ma, Auteur ; Ana D. Davidson, Auteur ; Andres Garcia, Auteur ; Benjamin Tapley, Auteur ; Paul Pearce-Kelly, Auteur ; Jamie Carr, AuteurOne-fifth of the world's reptiles are currently estimated as threatened with extinction, primarily due to the immediate threats of habitat loss and overexploitation. Climate change presents an emerging slow-acting threat. However, few IUCN Red L[...]
