National Biodiversity Conservation Priority - Setting Workshop

Table 16. Endemic & Threatened Mammals of Mt. Kitanglad Range Natural Park and adjacent areas on the
Kitanglad Mountain Range, with notes on their habitat and conservation status (based on Heaney et
al.. 1997; Heaney & Peterson, 1992; IUCN, 1996; Kennedy, 1995; Rickart et al., in press; Sanborn,
1953; NORDECO. 1998).
r SclENTtFlc NAME I COMMON NAME 1
CoNsERvATloN I HABITAT
LOCAL NAME
STATUS
1 . Acerodon jubatusJ
Goldencrowned flying fox1 Endangered
Primary and
2. Alionycteris paucidentata
Kabog, Amerkano
I Mindanao pygmy .- . fruit bat
CITES: APPENDIX II
I Vulnerable
secondary lowland
1 forest up to 1100 m
1 Primary forest above
1600 m
3. Crocidura beatus
Common Mindanao Shrew1 vulnerable1
Primary forest at
Kalahuring
high elevations
7
4. Cynocephalus volans
5. Haplonyctens tischeri
6. Hipposideros obscums
7. Podogymnura truei
8. Rhinolophus subrufus
9. Rhinolophus virgo
10. Sus philippensis
1 1. Tarsius syrichta+
Philippine flying lemur/
Kaguang, Kabal
Philippine pygmy fruit bat
Philippihe forest roundleaf bat
Mindanao gymnurel
Talumbaboy
Small rufous horse-shoe bat-
Yellow-faced horse-shoe bat
Philippine warty pig1
Baboy - ihalas
Philippine tarsierrrinokak
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vulnerable1
Vulnerable
Near-threatened
~ndangered'
vulnerableL
Near-threatened
Near-threatened
Conservation-dependent
CITES: APPENDIX I1
12. Urogale everetti
Mindanao tree shrew
Vulnerable;
CITES: APPENDIX II
+ recorded outside the current boundaries of the park
available data insuffident to support this threat category (Heaney et a/.. 1998)
Primary and
secondary lowland
Primary and
secondary forest up
to 2250 m
Primary and
disturbed forest up
to 850 rn
Primary forest above
1300 rn
Caves, forest
Primary forest up to
ll00rn
Primary and
secondary forest UF
to 2800 m
Second growth,
primary anc
secondary forest up
to 700 m
Primary forest up tc
2250 m