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Summary of Species' Status on Guam
* Represents species that were affected by factors unrelated
to the brown Treesnake.
Birds: Native
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Common Name
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Scientific Name
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Status on Guam
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Wedge-tailed shearwater
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Puffinus pacificus
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extirpated *
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White-tailed tropicbird
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Phaethon lepturus
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rare
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Yellow bittern
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Ixobrychus sinensis
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common in suitable habitats
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Pacific reef-heron
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Egretta sacra
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uncommon
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Mallard
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Anas platyrhynchos
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extirpated *
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Micronesian megapode
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Megapodius laperouse
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extirpated *
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Guam rail
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Rallus owstoni
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extirpated (currently reintroduced in a wildlife
enclosure)
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White-browed rail
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Poliolimnas cinereus
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extirpated *
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Common moorhen
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Gallinula chloropus
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rare
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Brown noody
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Anous stolidus
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rare
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White tern
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Gygis alba
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rare
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White-throated ground-dove
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Gallicolumba xanthonura
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extirpated
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Mariana fruit-dove
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Ptilinopus roseicapilla
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extirpated
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Island swiftlet
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Aerodramus vanikorensis
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rare
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Micronesian kingfisher
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Halcyon cinnamomina
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extirpated
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Mariana crow
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Corvus kubaryi
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rare
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Nightingale reed-warbler
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Acrocephalus luscinia
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extirpated
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Guam flycatcher
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Myiagra freycineti
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extirpated
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Rufous fantail
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Rhipidura rufifrons
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extirpated
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Micronesian starling
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Aplonis opaca
|
rare
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Cardinal honeyeater
|
Myzomela cardinalis
|
extirpated
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Bridled white-eye
|
Zosterops conspicillatus
|
extirpated
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Birds: Introduced
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Common Name
|
Scientific Name
|
Status on Guam
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Black francolin
|
Francolinus francolinus
|
common
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Blue-breasted quail
|
Coturnix chinensis
|
common
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Red junglefowl
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Gallus gallus
|
rare
|
Rock dove
|
Columba livia
|
uncommon
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Philippine turtle-dove
|
Streptopelia bitorquata
|
uncommon
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Black drongo
|
Dicrurus macrocercus
|
uncommon
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Eurasian tree-sparrow
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Passer montanus
|
common
|
Chestnut mannikin
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Lonchura malacca
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rare
|
- Information quoted from Engbring, J. and Fritts, T.H.: "Demise
of an Insular Avifauna: The Brown Treesnake on Guam."
Lizards: Native
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Common Name
|
Scientific Name
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Status on Guam
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Snake-eyed skink
|
Cryptoblepharus poecilopleurus
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extirpated (last recorded 1969)
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Blue-tailed skink
|
Emoia caeruleocauda
|
common (in some forested areas)
|
Azure-tailed skink
|
Emoia cyanura
|
extirpated
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Slevin's skink
|
Emoia slevini
|
extirpated (last recorded 1945)
|
Moth skink
|
Lipinia noctua
|
uncommon
|
Mutilating gecko
|
Gehyra mutilata
|
uncommon
|
Island gecko
|
Gehyra oceanica
|
rare (last recorded 1989)
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Mourning gecko
|
Lepidodactylus lugubris
|
common
|
Rock gecko
|
Nactus pelagicus
|
rare
|
Micronesian gecko
|
Perochirus ateles
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extirpated (last recorded 1978)
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Lizards: Introduced
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Common Name
|
Scientific Name
|
Status on Guam
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Green anole
|
Anolis carolinensis
|
common
|
Curious brown skink
|
Carlia fusca
|
common
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House gecko
|
Hemidactylus frenatus
|
common
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Monitor lizard
|
Varanus indicus
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uncommon
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- Information found in Rodda, G.H. and Fritts, T.H.: "The Impact
of the Introduction of the Colubrid Snake Boiga irregularis
on Guam's Lizards."
Mammals
|
Common Name
|
Scientific Name
|
Status on Guam
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Pacific sheath-tailed bat
|
Embollonura semicaudata
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extirpated (last recorded 1972)
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Marianus fruit bat
|
Pteropus mariannus
|
rare
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Little marianas fruit bat
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Pteropus tokudae
|
extirpated (last recorded 1968)
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