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Pandinus imperator Table 3. Direct exports of live Pandinus imperator from Ghana, 2000-2010. Source Purpose Reported by 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Total W T Exporter 62130 29250 105657 94750 72780 107723 59014 2250 103065 74235 710854 Importer 39311 62200 85939 71497 70078 79149 74456 96974 101495 83345 1800 766244 B Exporter Importer 10 10 R T Exporter 300 200 500 C T Exporter I T Exporter Importer 50 800 1150 300 100 400 2800 Importer 300 300 Importer 20 1000 1020 - Exporter Importer 200 114 314 Source: CITES Trade Database, UNEP-World Conservation Monitoring Centre, Cambridge, UK 157
Pandinus imperator GUINEA Distribution in range State: Occurrence in Guinea reported by Lourenço and Cloudsley- Thompson (1996) and Prendini (2004). The maps in Lourenço and Cloudsley-Thompson (1996) and Prendini (2004) suggested that it is distributed in the south-eastern corner of the country. Population trends and status: No information was located. Threats: No information was located. Trade: According to data in the CITES Trade Database, trade originating in Guinea 2000- 2010 consisted entirely of wild-sourced, live specimens. Direct exports reported by Guinea comprised 400 and 410 individuals exported in 2001 and 2008, respectively, for commercial purposes, and five individuals in 2008 for scientific purposes. The import of 50 individuals for commercial purposes was reported by importers in 2006. Annual reports have not yet been received from Guinea for 2007 or 2009. Indirect trade in P. imperator originating in Guinea consisted of 47 individuals re-exported by the United States to Canada (not confirmed by Canada), and 30 individuals imported by Chile from the United States (not reported by the United States). Management: No information was located. LIBERIA Distribution in range State: Occurrence in Liberia reported by Lourenço and Cloudsley- Thompson (1996) and Prendini (2004). The map in Lourenço and Cloudsley-Thompson (1996) suggested distribution in the eastern part of the country, while the map in Prendini (2004) also included records from south-western areas. Population trends and status: No information was located. Threats: No information was located. Trade: No trade from Liberia was reported 2000-2010 according to data in the CITES Trade Database. No annual reports have been received from Liberia in 2008, 2009 and 2010. Management: No information was located. NIGERIA Distribution in range State: Occurrence in Nigeria reported by Toye (1970), Lourenço and Cloudsley-Thompson (1996) and Prendini (2004). The map in Lourenço and Cloudsley- Thompson (1996) indicated it was confined to the south-western corner of the country, while Prendini (2004) considered the species’ range to extend into eastern Nigeria as well. Toye (1970) reported the occurrence of the species in the Ibadan area of the lowland rain forest zone (south-west Nigeria). Population trends and status: Based on field observation from 1968 and 1969, Toye (1970) reported that “P. imperator commonly occurs in the lowland rain forest. Specimens were not common in the vegetation zones north of the derived savannah. In such zones specimens have been collected only in localised areas of relic forest”. Considered to be “common” in Nigeria, and “especially common in the lowland rain forest zone” (Toye, 1970). Toye (1970) noted that specimens were found under rotten wood and leaf litter, and commonly in burrows, with up to five individuals found in a single burrow. Threats: No information was located. 158
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