Dara under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License ______________________Extinct in the wild (EW) _________________________ Guam kingfisher Reduction via brown tree snake (introduced by humans) Expansion via termitaria Guam Rail Reduction via humans (habitat; deforestation) brown tree snake (introduced by humans) cats Expansion via gastropods skinks geckos insects carrion seeds palm leaves. Hawaiian crow Expansion via moss trunks branches foliage Reduction via Humans (humans; deforestation) Toxoplasma gondii avian malaria (Plasmodium relictum) fowlpox Northern white rhinoceros Expansion via in the dry season - red oats grass (Themeda triandra) in the dry season - buffalo grass (Panicum maximum) other times of the year - ? herbs ~1% woody browse (though rare) Reduction via Humans (killing) "There is a reduction in habitat" (...by ?) Père David's deer Expansion via grass aquatic plants Reduction via Humans (killing) Possibly tigers, lions and other big cats scimitar oryx Expansion via plants Leptadenia Cassia italica Cornulaca monacantha foliage grasses (tuft grasses Cenchrus biflorus, Panicum laetum and dactyloctenium aegyptium (preferred), and Cymbopogon schoenanthus) perennial grasses (panicum (especially Panicum turgidum) and Aristida) herbs shrubs succulent plants plant parts legumes juicy roots buds and fruit wild melon (citrullus colocynthis) Indigofera oblongifolia twigs of capparis decidua Indigofera colutea seedpods (Acacia raddiana) Reduction via Humans (killing) Cape hunting dogs protozoan eimeria oryxae streptococcus lions leopards hyenas cheetahs golden jackals vultures Socorro dove Expansion via Socorro mockingbird (apparently similar habitat preferances) sheep (grazing) Guettarda insularis Ilex socorroensis Sideroxylon socorrense black cherry (Prunus serotina) Ficus cotinifolia fig trees Psidium socorrense guavas Reduction via mammals (which ?) red-tailed hawks great frigatebirds cats (introduced by humans) South China tiger Reduction via Humans (killing, habitat) Expansion via wild boar hog deer muntjac gray langur wild pig serow tufted deer sambar porcupines, hares, peafowl (small part) Wyoming toad Expansion via pocket gopher ground squirrel such as hibernacula Reduction via Humans (habiat; increased irrigation) Bacterial infections ("red leg", Aeromonas hydrophila, Basidiobolus ranarum) fungal infections (chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis)) ?edema syndrome, and short tongue syndrome? avian and mammalian species (which ?) colardo alamanders (eats eggs)