Anthropomorphic Factors Influencing Spanish Conservation Policies of Vertebrates

Table 2

Number of Spanish vertebrates for each vertebrate class regarding both, their red list threatened status and their legal listing categories, at international, national, and subnational levels.

			Fish	Amphibians	Reptiles	Birds	Mammals
Red lists^a	IUCN Red List	EX	—	—	—	1	1
		EW	—	—	—	—	—
		CR	5	—	7	3	2
		EN	6	1	7	5	6
		VU	10	4	2	9	7
		NT	2	7	10	21	10
		LC	22	21	39	364	83
		DD and non	3	—	8	3	10
	National	EX		—	—	7	1
		EW		—	—	—	—
		CR	3	1	5	15	2
		EN	11	2	6	30	4
		VU	24	8	11	44	13
		NT	7	7	11	30	14
		LC	—	14	34	—	—
		DD and non	3	1	6	280	85
	Subnational	RE	1	—	—	3	—
		EW	—	—	—	—	—
		CR	3	—	1	14	6
		EN	6	—	6	13	7
		VU	7	2	4	23	19
		NT	2	3	2	18	4
		LC	—	—	—	—	—
		DD and non	29	28	60	335	83
Legal lists^b	International	Included	19	16	34	171	47
		Excluded	29	17	39	235	72
		EN	5	1	5	17	7
		SHC	—	—	3	3	2
	National	VU	6	1	1	14	23
		SI	1	20	42	252	23
		Non	36	11	21	120	64
		EN	5	1	6	19	7
		SHC	—	—	3	3	2
	Subnational	VU	6	1	1	13	23
		SI	1	22	42	251	24
		Non	12	8	7	120	41

a(EX) extinct; (RE) at subnational level, regionally extinct; (EW) extinct in the wild; (CR) critically endangered; (EN) endangered; (VU) vulnerable; (NT) near threatened; (LC) least concern; (DD) data deficient; (Non) nonlisted.
b(EN) endangered; (SHC) sensitive to habitat change; (VU) vulnerable; (SI), special interest; (Non) nonlisted.