Examples of using Data deficient in English and their translations into Spanish
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in Annex 1 itself, which also includes data deficient species.
with a much higher proportion of Data Deficient species.
26% least concern and the rest data deficient.
is unable to assess this species beyond Data Deficient.
It was classified in 1996 as critically endangered on the list of IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, but is now considered data deficient.
IUCN Assessment Justification* Species Data Deficient(DD) There is inadequate information to make a direct
Natator depressus Nd IUCN Red List status: Data deficient.
Least Concern- LC; Data Deficient- DD)
additional 102 extinct and 677 Near Threatened or Data Deficient.
Least Concern(2 species); Data Deficient(7 species) IUCN 2016.
Data Deficient(DD)- A taxon is Data Deficient when there is inadequate information to make a direct,
Data Deficient(DD)- A taxon is Data Deficient when there is inadequate information to make a direct,
Some Councillors felt that, while the species was classified by IUCN as data deficient, there was no compelling reason for listing it on Appendix I as the species had never been hunted commercially.
Truncatus is listed as Data Deficient(DD) by IUCN,
Bengalensis: only recently uplisted from Data Deficient(IUCN Red List 2006)
It was noted by the Working Group that some of the proposed species were data deficient or near threatened accordance to IUCN,
Although this little-known bird had been classified as Data Deficient by the International Union for Conservation of Nature(IUCN),
Deteriorating or Data Deficient, and is intended to be snapshot of recent developments over the last three years.
About 47% of these cetacean species are classified by the IUCN Red List(2015.2) as data deficient; meaning their risk of extinction cannot be determine due to lack of information.
Over half of the known small cetacean species are classified by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature(IUCN) as data deficient, meaning there is simply not enough information available to determine whether they are threatened or not.