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Hawaiian Monk Seal, Lehua - Photo: K Wood |
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BIRDS:
This list highlights some of the most common bird species, especially
seabirds, found in Hawaii’s offshore islets. There are, however,
several species not included on this list. Each species is classified
as either endemic, indigenous, or introduced...
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PLANTS:
This list highlights some of the most biologically and culturally
significant plants species found in Hawaii’s offshore islets.
There are, however, several species not included on this list. Each
species is classified as either endemic, indigenous, or introduced...
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INSECTS:
The insects (terrestrial arthropods actually) of Hawaii’s
offshore islets are, in general, poorly known. The species lists for
offshore islets are incomplete and much work remains to be done...
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MAMMALS:
This list highlights the mammals found in Hawaii’s offshore
islets. Although rabbits were recently removed from the last offshore
islet in Hawaii, they are included below because of the biological
damage they historically caused...
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MARINE:
The Offshore Islet Restoration Committee (OIRC) is working with
partners to plan and conduct marine biological surveys in high priority
areas around Hawaii offshore islets. However, no final survey reports
are currently available...
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