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    Animalia

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    Chordata

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    Mammalia

  • order

    Artiodactyla

  • family

    Suidae

  • genus

    Sus

  • species

    Sus scrofa

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  • subspecies

    Sus scrofa scrofa

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Representative image of Sus scrofa

species

Sus scrofa

Linnaeus, 1758

Accepted

ID:29775

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Conservation status

Explore the degree of establishment in the Balearic Islands reviewed by an expert and the IUCN conservation status for this species.

Unknown

Degree of establishmentProvided by Balearica

lc

IUCN

Least concern

Global

lc

IUCN

Least concern

Europe

lc

IUCN

Least concern

Mediterranean

Statistics

Number of classifications at each rank from the current taxon.

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Habitats

Standard terms used to describe the major habitats and systems in which the taxon occur.

FreshwaterMarineTerrestrial
  • Forest

    Continuous stand of trees and includes both forested areas (generally with a closed canopy) and wooded areas.

  • Savanna

    Dominated by a grass ground cover with an overstorey of widely spaced trees and shrubs.

  • Shrubland

    Includes ecosystems dominated by shrubs and low woody vegetation, often interspersed with grasses or sparse trees.

  • Grassland

    Comprised of grasses and broadleaved herbaceous plants, and are either without woody plants.

  • Wetlands (inland)

    Characterized by waterlogged soils, seasonal or permanent water, and vegetation adapted to saturated conditions.

  • Desert

    Arid sandy, stony or rocky substrate landscapes with a sparse plant cover, except in depressions where water accumulates.

  • Artificial terrestrial

    Human-made environments such as urban areas, agricultural lands, and transport corridors.

  • Artificial aquatic

    Human-made water bodies such as reservoirs, canals, and ponds.

Directives

Main directives and regulations designed to protect and conserve the taxon.

CITES

LESPRE

CEEA

Birds Directive

Habitats Directive

Applies

Not applies

No data available