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Trends of European amphibians, reptiles and mammals
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Population trends of European amphibians, reptiles and mammals.

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- European Red List of Amphibians, IUCN 2009
- The Status and Distribution of European Mammals, IUCN 2007
- European Red List of Reptiles, IUCN 2009
- Greece
- Poland
- Romania
- Portugal
- Spain
- United Kingdom
- Netherlands
- Belgium
- Germany
- France
- Czechia
- Italy
- Cyprus
- Estonia
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Finland
- Hungary
- Bulgaria
- Malta
- Denmark
- Sweden
- Austria
- Luxembourg
- Ireland
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
2007
2009
- Fifty-nine per cent of amphibians have declining populations: 36 % are stable and only 2 % are increasing.
- Some 42 % of reptile species are declining and only 3 % are increasing.
- Twenty-seven per cent of European mammals have declining populations: 32 % are stable; 33 % are of unknown population trend; and only 8 % of species populations are increasing.