Countries of Occurrence:
Portugal - Madeira
Archipelago(s):
Madeira
Assessor/s:
Seddon, M.B.
Reviewer/s:
Cameron, R., Groh, K., Cuttelod, A. & Neubert, E.
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Bank et al. (2002) list the species as endemic to Porto Santo. However the taxonomic issues discussed in taxonomic notes, led Cameron and Cook (1999) and subsequent unpublished surveys (Cameron, pers. comm., 2010) and Seddon (2008) to conclude that only one species Heterostoma paupercula was present on Porto Santo. No conservation action in place, but requires further research to determine the status as a valid species. It is listed as Data Deficient (DD), but if considered a valid species then it is abundant in the grasslands and open sandy areas with no specific threats, so would become Least Concern.
Bank et al. (2002) list the species as endemic to Porto Santo only. However the taxonomic issues discussed in taxonomic notes, led Cameron et al. (1996, 2006) and subsequent unpublished surveys (Cameron, pers. comm., 2010) and Seddon (2008) to conclude that only one species Heterostoma paupercula was present on Porto Santo.
If considered a valid species, then it is abundant in the grasslands and open sandy areas.
If considered a valid species, then it is abundant in the grasslands and open sandy areas.
If considered a valid species, then it is abundant in the grasslands and open sandy areas with no specific threats.
There are no conservation action in place, but it requires further research to determine the status as a valid species, then it is abundant in the grasslands and open sandy areas with no specific threats.