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Table 1: Terrestrial species recently assessed by COSEWIC eligible for addition to Schedule 1 or reclassification
Taxon Species Scientific Name Range
Status Confirmation (23)
Extirpated (1)
Molluscs Puget Oregonian

Cryptomastix devia

BC
Endangered (11)
Vascular Plants Pink Coreopsis

Coreopsis rosea

NS
Vascular Plants Slender Bush-clover

Lespedeza virginica

ON
Arthropods Five-spotted Bogus Yucca Moth Prodoxus quinquepunctellus AB
Arthropods Non-pollinating Yucca Moth

Tegeticula corruptrix

AB
Arthropods Yucca Moth

Tegeticula yuccasella

AB
Molluscs Oregon Forestsnail

Allogona townsendiana

BC
Amphibians Western Tiger Salamander (Southern Mountain population)[1]

Ambystoma mavortium

BC
Birds Northern Bobwhite

Colinus virginianus

ON
Mammals American Badger jacksoni subspecies

Taxidea taxus jacksoni

ON
Mammals American Badger jeffersonii subspecies (Eastern population)[2] Taxidea taxus jeffersonii BC
Mammals American Badger jeffersonii subspecies (Western population)[2] Taxidea taxus jeffersonii BC
Threatened (6)
Vascular Plants Soapweed

Yucca glauca

AB SK
Arthropods Dun Skipper vestris subspecies

Euphyes vestris vestris

BC
Reptiles Eastern Ribbonsnake (Atlantic population)

Thamnophis sauritus

NS
Reptiles Great Basin Gophersnake Pituophis catenifer deserticola BC
Reptiles Massasauga (Great Lakes / St. Lawrence population)[3] Sistrurus catenatus ON
Birds Northern Goshawk laingi subspecies Accipiter gentilis laingi BC
Special Concern (5)
Molluscs Warty Jumping-slug

Hemphillia glandulosa

BC
Amphibians Western Toad (Calling population)[3]

Anaxyrus boreas

BC AB
Amphibians Western Toad (Non-calling population)[3]

Anaxyrus boreas

YT NT BC AB
Reptiles Eastern Ribbonsnake (Great Lakes population)

Thamnophis sauritus

ON QC
Reptiles Northern Map Turtle

Graptemys geographica

ON QC

[1]The Tiger Salamander was formerly considered by COSEWIC as three populations. In November 2012, COSEWIC split it into the Western Tiger Salamander and the Eastern Tiger Salamander, each with two populations. The two populations of the Western Tiger Salamander were assessed in November 2012. The assessment of one of the two populations of the Eastern Tiger Salamander was deferred; therefore, the report for the Eastern Tiger Salamander will be presented to the Minister at a later time..
[2]Currently listed on Schedule 1 as a single subspecies. Subspecies re-assessed by COSEWIC in November 2012 and split into two populations.
[3]Currently listed on Schedule 1 as a single species. Re-assessed by COSEWIC in November 2012 and split into two populations.

Return to Consultation on Amending the List of Species under the Species at Risk Act: Terrestrial Species – December 2013

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2014-08-08