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may be associated with the introduction of pathogens imported on a species of native bumble bee reared in Europe and reintroduced for pollination of crops in the United States (primarily for blueberry, cranberry, and greenhouse tomato production) (Cameron et al. 2011) .
5.13.8 SGCN Priority Species Te Taxa Team evaluation considered the level of threat climate change represents to SGCN priority species. Table 5.12 provides a list of species for which this threat category is consider very high or high.
T ABLE 5.12 SGCN at very high or high threat from disease and pathogens
Threat Level Very High High
Scientifc Name
Common Name
AMPHIBIAN Rana [Lithobates] capito BIRD Pelecanus occidentalis
Carolina Gopher Frog
X
Brown Pelican Common Loon
X X
Gavia immer
MAMMAL Myotis septentrionalis
Northern Bat Indiana Bat
X X X
Myotis sodalis Myotis lucifugus
Little Brown Bat
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