Species Explorer

Browse and search species from the IUCN Red List and GBIF.

54,666 species

mørk vedblomsterfluge

VU

Xylota caeruleiventris

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mörkbårdad klarvingesvävfluga

VU

Villa fasciata

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Mørkegrå kratvokshat

EN

Camarophyllopsis atrovelutina

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Mørkrandet frynsehinde

VU

Pseudotomentella nigra

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mörkstiftig hällfibbla

VU

Hieracium sublividum

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Morotai Friarbird

VU

Philemon fuscicapillus

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Mosebugsvømmer

EN

Glaenocorisa propinqua

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Moseskøjteløber

CR

Gerris lateralis

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Gerris lateralis faces severe threats from habitat degradation and loss of suitable aquatic environments. Climate change and pollution are altering water chemistry and temperature regimes in the specialized freshwater habitats this species requires, while urban development and agricultural intensification continue to fragment and destroy remaining populations.

Mosespringtæge

VU

Micracanthia marginalis

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Moss Ear

VU

Chromocyphella muscicola

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Moss Fern

CR

Hecistopteris pumila

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The Moss Fern faces severe threats from habitat destruction and fragmentation of its specialized tropical forest environments. Its extremely limited distribution and specific microhabitat requirements make populations highly vulnerable to environmental changes and human disturbance. Climate change poses additional risks by altering the humid conditions essential for this species' survival.

mosslankmier

EN

Leptothorax muscorum

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mossluiper

EN

Apostenus fuscus

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moswolfspin

VU

Arctosa leopardus

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Mottled blenny

VU

Scartella nuchifilis

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Mottled dung beetle

EN

Onthophagus nuchicornis

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Mottled Grasshopper

VU

Myrmeleotettix maculatus

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Mount Karthala White-eye

VU

Zosterops mouroniensis

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Mountain Bladderwort

CR

Utricularia intermedia

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Mountain Bladderwort faces severe threats from habitat degradation and loss of specialized wetland ecosystems. Climate change and human disturbance to fragile bog and fen systems have significantly reduced suitable habitat, while water pollution and altered hydrology further compromise remaining populations.

Mountain Burrowing Snake

EN

Pseudorabdion montanum

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Mountain Cat

EN

Leopardus jacobitus

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Mountain Ermel

EN

Ethmia pyrausta

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Mountain Flat-body

VU

Levipalpus hepatariellus

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Mountain Green-veined White

CR

Pieris bryoniae

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The Mountain Green-veined White faces severe threats from climate change as warming temperatures force this cold-adapted alpine specialist to retreat to increasingly limited high-elevation refugia. Habitat fragmentation and degradation of alpine meadows through tourism development, infrastructure expansion, and changing land use practices further restrict available breeding areas and isolate remaining populations.

Mountain Groundling

EN

Bryotropha boreella

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Mountain Leaf-toed Gecko

VU

Asaccus montanus

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Mountain Pademelon

EN

Thylogale lanatus

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Mountain Plume

VU

Stenoptilia islandicus

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Mountain Sipo

VU

Chironius monticola

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Mountain Small White

VU

Pieris ergane

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Mountain soursop, Wild soursop

CR

Annona montana

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Mountain soursop faces severe population declines due to extensive habitat destruction from agricultural expansion and logging activities throughout its native range. The species' limited distribution and specific habitat requirements make it particularly vulnerable to ongoing deforestation pressures and climate change impacts on montane forest ecosystems.

Mountain Whorl Snail

VU

Vertigo alpestris

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Mouse-ear Groundling, Beautiful Groundling

EN

Caryocolum marmorea

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mouse-eared snail

VU

Myosotella myosotis

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Moustached Kingfisher

EN

Actenoides bougainvillei

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Mudwort

EN

Limosella aquatica

Pop: Not assessed|Trend:

Mueller's Epipactis

CR

Epipactis muelleri

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Mueller's Epipactis faces severe threats from habitat destruction and fragmentation of its specialized woodland environments, particularly due to forestry practices and urban development. The species' extremely limited distribution and small population sizes make it highly vulnerable to local extinctions, while climate change poses additional risks to its specific ecological requirements.

Muhlenberg's Cord-moss

CR

Entosthodon muhlenbergii

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Muhlenberg's Cord-moss faces severe threats from habitat destruction and degradation of its specialized wetland environments. Urban development, agricultural expansion, and hydrological changes have dramatically reduced suitable habitat, while pollution and climate change further compromise remaining populations.

Muizenoordikkopmot

EN

Scythris laminella

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Mullein

EN

Verbascum densiflorum

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Mullein Wave

CR

Scopula marginepunctata

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The Mullein Wave faces severe population declines due to habitat loss from agricultural intensification and urban development across its range. Climate change is altering the composition of its preferred grassland and heathland habitats, while light pollution disrupts its nocturnal behavior patterns.

Münters Brombeere

VU

Rubus muenteri

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murici-da-casca-seca

VU

Licania silvae

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muruputkisirvikäs

EN

Limnephilus hirsutus

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Musk Orchid

CR

Herminium monorchis

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The Musk Orchid faces severe population declines across its range due to habitat destruction and degradation of its specialized grassland ecosystems. Agricultural intensification, urban development, and changes in traditional land management practices have eliminated many suitable sites, while climate change threatens the delicate ecological balance required for this species' survival.

muskotspindling

VU

Cortinarius phaeosmus

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muskuskruidroest

VU

Puccinia adoxae

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Must hiinatrull

VU

Yunnanilus niger

Pop: Not assessed|Trend:

Mustard Kidney Lichen

CR

Nephroma laevigatum

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Mustard Kidney Lichen faces severe threats from air pollution, particularly nitrogen deposition and sulfur compounds, which dramatically alter the chemical composition of its substrate and surrounding environment. Habitat loss through deforestation and urban development has eliminated many suitable old-growth forest sites, while climate change is shifting precipitation patterns and temperature regimes beyond the species' tolerance limits.

mutton snapper

VU

Lutjanus analis

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