| Abbreviation |
U.S.
Federal (USESA) Status |
|
LE
|
LISTED
ENDANGERED
|
|
LT
|
LISTED
THREATENED
|
|
PE
|
PROPOSED
ENDANGERED
|
|
PT
|
PROPOSED
THREATENED
|
|
C
|
CANDIDATE FOR
LISTING
|
|
PDL
|
PROPOSED FOR
DELISTING
|
|
E(S/A) or T(S/A)
|
LISTED
ENDANGERED OR THREATENED BECAUSE OF SIMILARITY OF APPEARANCE
|
|
XE
|
ESSENTIAL
EXPERIMENTAL POPULATION
|
|
XN
|
EXPERIMENTAL
NONESSENTIAL POPULATION
|
|
Combination values
|
The taxon has one
status currently, but a more recent proposal has been made to
change that status with no final action yet published. For
example, LE-PDL indicates that the species is currently listed
as endangered, but has been proposed for delisting. |
| Values in parentheses |
The taxon itself is
not named in the Federal Register as having federal status;
however, it does have federal status as a result of its
taxonomic relationship to a named entity. For example, if a
species is federally listed with endangered status, then by
default, all of its recognized subspecies also have endangered
status. The subspecies in this example would have the value
"(LE)" under U.S. Federal Status. Likewise, if all of
a species' infraspecific taxa (worldwide) have the same federal
status, then that status appears in the record for the
"full" species as well. In this case, if the taxon at
the species level is not mentioned in the Federal Register, the
status appears in parentheses in that record. |
| Combination values in
parentheses |
The taxon itself is
not named in the Federal Register as having official federal
status; however, all of its infraspecific taxa (worldwide) do
have official status. The statuses shown in parentheses indicate
the statuses that apply to infraspecific taxa or populations
within this taxon. |
| (PS) |
Indicates
"partial status" - status in only a portion of the
species' range. Typically indicated in a "full"
species record where an infraspecific taxon or population has
federal status, but the entire species does not. |
Null value
(NA) |
Usually indicates that
the taxon does not have any federal status. However, because of
potential lag time between publication in the Federal Register
and entry in the Central Databases and refresh of this website,
some taxa may have a status which does not yet appear. |