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Anas capensis

Informations sur l'évaluation
Instruments de la CMSAEWA, CMS
Statut selon l'UICNLeast concern
Statut des pays
Pays Republic of Angola(Native) , Republic of Botswana(Native) , Republic of Cameroon(Vagrant) , Republic of Chad(Native) , Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia(Native) , Republic of Ghana(Vagrant) , State of Israel(Vagrant) , Republic of Kenya(Native) , Kingdom of Lesotho(Vagrant) , State of Libya(Vagrant) , Republic of Malawi(Vagrant) , Republic of Mozambique(Native) , Republic of Namibia(Native) , Republic of Niger(Native) , Federal Republic of Nigeria(Native) , Republic of South Africa(Native) , Republic of the Sudan(Native) , Kingdom of Swaziland(Vagrant) , Republic of Zambia(Native) , Republic of Zimbabwe(Native) , Democratic Republic of the Congo(Native) , United Republic of Tanzania(Native)

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Noms communs
AnglaisCape Teal
FrançaisCanard du Cap
Taxonomy
ClasseAves
OrdreAnseriformes
FamilleAnatidae
Nom scientifique Anas capensis
Sub-Speciescapensis

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Taille et tendance de la population
Population Intervalle de taille Qualité de la taille Estimation de la taille de la population Référence de la taille Notes de la taille
Intervalle de tendance Qualité de la tendance Tendance Référence de la tendance Notes de la tendance
Eastern Africa (Rift Valley)1993-2003Expert opinion5,750-7,000 Baker, N. 2003. A reassessment of the northern pop [more]
1993-2003PoorSTA Baker, N. 2003. A reassessment of the northern pop [more]
Lake Chad basin1993-2003Expert opinion1-500 Baker, N. 2003. A reassessment of the northern pop [more]
1993-2003PoorDEC Baker, N. 2003. A reassessment of the northern pop [more]
Southern Africa (N to Angola & Zambia)1982-1992Expert opinion100,000-250,000 Scott, D.A. and Rose, P.M. 1996. Atlas of Anatidae [more]
1982-1992PoorINC Scott, D.A. and Rose, P.M. 1996. Atlas of Anatidae [more]
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