Bartram's hairstreak butterfly - Florida Wildlife Conservation Guide

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loss of hostplant hurricanes, tropical storms, Moderate flooding Imminent, historic, and future Moderate Very Significant Basic need inhibited, reduction in survival and reproduction, mortality Moderate genetic drift, inbreeding, loss of genetic variability, random or chance changes to environment small population size, isolated locations Moderate Future, unknown Unknown Unknown Reduction in viability Unknown
APPROVAL/CONCURRENCE: Lead Regions must obtain written concurrence from all other Regions within the range of the species before recommending changes, including elevations or removals from candidate status and listing priority changes; the Regional Director must approve all such recommendations. The Director must concur on all resubmitted 12-month petition findings, additions or removal of species from candidate status, and listing priority changes. Approve: June 11, 2007 for Regional Director, Fish and Wildlife Service Date Concur: Director, Fish and Wildlife Service Date Do not concur: Director, Fish and Wildlife Service Date Director's Remarks: Date of annual review: March 11, 2007; revised April 26, 2007 Conducted by: Paula Halupa, South Florida Ecological Services Office
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