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The following is a Simplified List of CITES Species for the purposes of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Effective date 12 June 2013. COMMON NAME INDEX in alphabetical order —A— Aardwolf 30 Addax 25 Adonis 62 African Cherry 63 Afrormosia 59 Agarwood 64 Agave 54
Ajo 57 Albatross 19 Alerce 57 Alligator 41 Alluadia 57 Almendro 59 Aloe 59–60 Aloewood 64 Animal hybrid 10 Anoa 25
Anteater 35 Antelope 25–26 Ape 37, 39 Aracari 19 Arapaima 11 Argali 26 Armadillo 34 Asian arowana 11 Ass 35 Aucklandia 57 Avadavat 18 Axolotl 12 Aye-Aye 39 Ayuque 63 —B— Babirusa 28 Badger 31 Bandicoot 35 Barb 10 Barbet 19 Bat 34 Batagur 46 Bear 32 Bear-grass 54 Beetle 49 Big cats See Felidae Binturong 32 Birds 12–22 Birds of Paradise 19 Birdwing Butterfly 49 Bismarckia 62 Bison 25
Bivalves 52–53 Blackbird 18 Boa 44 Bobcat 29 Bonobo 39 Bontebok 25 Bonytongue 11 Booby 19
Boodie 35 Boomaalwyn 60 Brazilian Rosewood 59 Brazilwood 59 Bristlebird 18 Brocket 27 Budgerigar 20 Buffalo 25 Bulbul 19 Bullfrog 11 Bustard 18 Butterfly 49 —C— Cacomistle 31 Cactaceae 56 Cacti 56–57 Cactus 56–57 Caiman 41–42 Capuchin 39 Caracal 29 Caracara 16 Cardinal 18 Cascabel 45 Cascaval 45 Catfish 11 Cats See Felidae Caviar 10 Cavy 40
Cedar 60 Ceratozamia 65 Cetacean 33–34 Chachalaca 16–17 Chameleon 42–43 Chamois 26 Cheetah 29 Chicken 17 Chimpanzee 39 Chinchilla 40 Chiru 26 Chuckwalla 43 Cistanche 62 Civet 32
Clam 53 Coati 32
Coatimundi 32 Cobra 44–45 Cochita 33 Cockatiel 20 Cockatoo 20 Cock-of-the-Rock 18 Coco de mer 62 Cocobolo 59 Coelacanth 41 Coendou 40 Colobus 37, 38 Conch 53
Condor 16 Conure 22 Coq De Boise 19 Coral 50
Costus 57 Cotinga 18 Cougar 30 Crane 17–18 Cristobal 59 Crocodile 41–42 Crow 19 Cucumber, Sea 52 Cui-ui 10 Cuniculidae 40 Curlew 13 Cuscus 35 Cyathea 57 Cycad 57, 63, 65 Cyclamen 62
—D— Dalbergia 59 Deer 27
Dendrobium 61, See Orchid Dhole 28
Dicksonia 57 Dog 28, 29, 41 Dolphin 33–34 Dove 14
Drill 38 Duck 12–13 Dugong 41 Duiker 25, 26 Dunnart 34 —E— Eagle 15–16 Elephant 40 Encephalartos 65 Euphorbia 58 —F— Falcon 15–16 Fanaloka 29 Fanalouc 29 Felidae 29 Ferret 31 Finch 18 Fish (Bony) 41 Fish (Cartilagenous) 24 Fitzroya 57 Flycatcher 18, 19 Flying Fox 34 Flytrap, Venus 57 Fossa 32
Fowl 17 Fox 28–29 Frigatebird 19 Frog 11
—G— Gaur 25
Gavial 41–42 Gavilan 16 Gazelle 25 Gecko 43
Ghaap 54 Gibbon 39 Gila Monster 43 Ginseng 55 Goldenseal 63
Goose 12
Goral 26 Gorilla 37, 39 Goshawk 15 Granadillo 59 Grebe 19 Greenshank 13 Grison 31 Guaiac, Oil of 65 Guan 16, 17 Guanaco 26 Guatemalan Beaded Lizard 43 Guatemalan Fir 62 Guemal 27 Guenon 38 Gull 13 Gyrfalcon 16 —H— Hangul 27 Hare 35 Hare-wallaby 35 Harrier 15 Hawk 15
Hawk-owl 23 Hawksbill 45–46 Hermit 13, 14 Hippopotamus 27–28 Hog 28 Honeyeater 18 Hoodia 54 Hornbill 14 Horse 35 Howler-monkey 37 Huemal 27 Hummingbird 13 Hwamei 18 Hybrid animal 10 Hybrid plant 53 Hydrocoral 52 —I— Ibis 14
Iguana 43 Ikan 10
Insect 49 —J— Jabiru 13 Jackal 28 Jacutinga 17 Jaguar 30 Jaguarundi 29 Jungle Fowl 17 —K— Kagu 18
Kakariki 22 Kestrel 16 Khar 35 Kinkajou 32 Kite 15, 16 Komodo Dragon 43 Kouprey 25 Kutki 63
—L— Laelia 61 Lammergeier 15 Langur 38, 39 Lechwe 26 Leech 48
Lemur 39 Leopard 29–30 Lignum Vitae 65–66 Linsang 32 Liocichla 18 Lion 29–30 Lizard 42–44 Loggerhead 45 Lorikeet 21–22 Loris 37, 39 Lory 20–22 Lourie 15 Lovebird 20 Lungfish 41 Lynx 29 —M— Macaque 38 Macaw 21–22 Magnolia 60 mahogany 60 Mahogany 60–61 Mammal 25–26 Manatee 41 Mandrill 38 Mangabey 38 Margay 29 Mari 35 Markhor 25 Marmoset 37, 38 Marmot 41 Marsupial-mouse 34 Marten (mam.) 31 Martin (bird) 18 Mastigure 42 May-apple 55 Megapode 17 Mesia 18 Microcycas 65 Mollusc 52–53 Mongoose 29, 30 Monitor 43–44 Monkey 37, 39 Monkey-puzzle 55 Mouse 40
Mouse (Marsupial) 34 Munning 35 Muntjac 27 Musang 32 Musk Deer 28 Mussel 52–53 Myna 19 —N— Nard 65 Narwhal 33 Nepenthes 61 Niltava 18 Nogaed 59 —O— Ocelot 29 Olingo 31 onager 35 Ora 43
Orangutan 39 Orchid 61–62 Oricilla 29 Oryx 26
Osprey 16 Ostrich 24 Otter 30–31 Owl 23–24 Owlet 23 Ox 26
—P— Paca 40
Pachypodium 55 Paddlefish 10 Palm 62 Palo Santo 65 Pangolin 36–37 Panther 30 Paphiopedilum 61 Parakeet 22 Parrot 20–22 Peacock 17 Peafowl 17 Peccary 28 Pelican 19 Penguin 23 Pernambuco 59
Pheasant 17 Pigeon 14 Pilgerodendron 57 pine 62 Pirarucu 11 Pitcher Plant 61, 63 Pitta 19
Plant 53–66 Plant Hybrid 53 Po Chai See Costus Porcupine 40 Porpoise 33–34 Potto 40
Prairie Chicken 17 Prairie Dog 41 Primates 37 Pronghorn 25 Prosimian 37 Pudu 27
Python 45 —Q— Queen Conch 53 Quetzal 24 —R— Rabbit 35 Rail 18 Ramin See Gonystylus Rat 40 Ratel 31
Rattlesnake 45 Reptile 41–45 Rhea 22 Rhim 25
Rhinoceros 35–36 Ring-necked parakeet 20, 21 Robin 18 Rockfowl 19 Rock-rat 40 Rosewood 59 Rosewood, Honduras 59 Rosewood, Nicaraguan 59 —S— Saiga 26
Saki 39 Salamander 12 Sandalwood 59 Sanzinia 44 Sarracenia 63 Saussurea See Costus Savannah Dog 29 Scorpion 49 Scrub-bird 18 Sea Cumber 52 Sea Turtle 45–46 Seahorse 11 Seal 31 Secretary Bird 16 Serow 25 Serval 29 Shahtoosh 26 Shark 24
Sheep 25, 26 Shell 52–53 Shoebill 13 Shrew 41
Siamang 39 Silvereye 19 Siskin 18 Sisserou 21 Skink 43 Skunk 30, 31 Sloth 32, 37 Snail 53
Snake 44–45 Snow leopard 30 Snowcock 17 Snowdrop 54 Sparrow 18 Sparrowhawk 15 Spider 49 Spider-monkey 37 Spikenard 65 Spoonbill 14 Squirrel 40–41 Squirrel-monkey 38 Starling 19 Sternbergia 54 Stoat 31 Stone Culew 13 Stork 13 sturgeons 10 Swallowtail 49 Swan 12
—T— Takin 25
Tamaraw 25 Tamarin 37, 38 Tamarou 25 Tanager 18 Tapir 36 Tarantula 49 Tayra 31 Teal 12
Temelian 10 Temoleh 10 Terrapin 46 Tetracentron 65 Thick-knee 13 Tiger 29, 30 Tillandsia 55–56 Tinamou 24 Toad 11 Tomistoma 41, 42 Tortoise 45, 48 Totoaba 11 Toucan 19 Toucanet 19 Tragopan 17 Tree Fern 57 Tree-kangaroo 35 Tuatara 42 Turaco 14–15 Turkey 17 Turtle 45 —U— Uakaris 39 Umbrellabird 18 Urial 26 —V— Vanda 61–62, See Orchid Venus Flytrap 57 Vervet 38 Viper 45
Vulture 15–16 —W— Walrus 31 Wapiti 27 Warbler 18 Weakfish 11 Weasel 31 Welwitschia 65 Whale 33–34 Whipsnake 44 White-eye 19 Wolf 28
Wombat 35 Woodpecker 19 Woylie 35 Wrasse 11 —Y— Yacare 41 Yak 25 Yew 63–64 —Z— Zamiaceae 65 Zebra 35
Australian Simplified List of CITES Species for the Purposes of theEnvironment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999This is a guide to the list of taxa included on Appendices I, II and III of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) in accordance with the provisions of Articles XIV, XV and XVI of the Convention. The list does not include any other species. The ‘Taxon’ column of the list includes the scientific name of the listed taxa. The structure of the list is described in more detail below. Note that where a higher level taxon such as an entire genus or family is listed, the listing applies to all specimens within that taxon. For example, the galah (Eolophus roseicapilla ) is not specifically listed under the birds listing, however the listing still applies to this specimen because the galah still belongs to the order Psittaciformes. The ‘Common Names include’ column of the list is included for information only: the scientific name determines if a species is included on the list. The ‘Appendix’ column of the list identifies the Appendix of CITES in which the taxon is included. Appendix may also denote an Australian Government Stricter Domestic Measure where stricter regulation than CITES requirements applies to specific taxa when imported to or exported from Australia. For example, a species listed by CITES as Appendix II may be treated as if it were Appendix I by Australia. The notation “p.e.” (possibly extinct) is included for certain species. The ‘Notation’ column of the list describes the specimens belonging to that species that are included in that entry. The Notation cloumn may also contain further information regarding Australian Government Stricter Domestic Measures where they apply to specific taxa. In regard to Appendix III species the country listed in the notation column indicates the country for which the species is listed. If there is no entry in the “Notation” column then the definition of a specimen for that particular species is taken to be a specimen that is either that species and/or anything derived from that species. *The First Listed Column identifies the earliest date on which the taxon or specimen(s) included in that taxon were listed. (Bracketed Dates) noted against order or family levels represent the earliest listing of any taxon within that order or family. The date of first listing is represented by the date against the order or family level if a species is transferred from one Appendix to another or if a listed species is subsequently included with other species in the listing of a taxon above the species level. For example, the date noted against the Order heading - Primates is 1 Jul 1975. This indicates that the earliest listing date for a specimen/s within the Primates order is 1 Jul 1975, although one or more specimens within this Order may have been listed later. For specific listing dates of individuals within a taxon please see the CITES website (www.cites.org) The date of a subsequent listing in the CITES Appendices is used only if a species is entirely deleted from the Appendices and is subsequently reincluded after an intervening period of time. For the purposes of Stricter Domestic Measures, species or populations are considered to be ‘First Listed’ on the date on which a taxon was first listed on the CITES Appendices, not on the date the species or population was first subject to an Australian Stricter Domestic Measure. The list is organised according to the taxonomic classification of listed species. Taxonomic classification groups living things into a hierarchy according to their relatedness to one another. Kingdom divides plants from animals. Plants are then grouped into Divisions, animals into Phyla (singular: Phylum). These groups are then successively divided into Class, Order, Family, Genus and Species. For example, the tiger is classified as follows: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Felidae Genus: Panthera Species: tigris
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