Global
Conservation Status
A Global Rank applies to a species/ecological community
across its entire range. The number in parenthesis is the year the rank was last reviewed. The ranks have the following meaning:
GX = presumed extinct (species)/eliminated (community)
GH = possibly extinct (species)/presumed eliminated (comm.)
G1
= critically imperiled
G2 = imperiled
G3 = vulnerable to extirpation or extinction
G4 = apparently secure
G5 = demonstrably widespread, abundant, and secure.
NA = not applicable
NR = unranked - Global Rank not yet assessed.
GU = unrankable
For a full discussion of the ranking sytem, how ranks
are assigned and what all ranks mean, visit the NatureServe
site.
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