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==Extinct in the wild==
==Extinct in the wild==
*[[Pedder Galaxias]], ''[[Galaxias pedderensis]]''
*[[Pedder galaxias]], ''[[Galaxias pedderensis]]''


==Critically endangered==
==Critically endangered==
*[[Grey Nurse Shark]], ''[[Carcharias taurus]]'', east coast population
*[[Grey nurse shark]], ''[[Carcharias taurus]]'', east coast population
*[[Speartooth Shark]], ''[[Glyphis sp. A]]''
*[[Speartooth shark]], ''[[Glyphis sp. A]]''
*[[Western Swamp Tortoise]], ''[[Pseudemydura umbrina]]''
*[[Western Swamp Tortoise]], ''[[Pseudemydura umbrina]]''
*[[Scrubtit]] (King Island), ''[[Acanthornis magnus greenianus]]''
*[[Scrubtit]] (King Island), ''[[Acanthornis magnus greenianus]]''

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Endangered Australian fauna are those species of birds, fish, frogs, insects, mammals, molluscs and reptiles that are endangered, which means that the population of animals is so small that it is in danger of becoming extinct.

Extinct in the wild

Critically endangered

Endangered

34 mammals, 38 birds, 11 reptiles, 15 frogs, 16 fishes and 7 other species are listed as endangered.

See also

Reference