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SNo,Common name,Binomial name,Population,Status,Notes1,Iberian lynx,Lynx pardinus,84  143,CR,Estimate is for adult population only. Population declined 80% from 1960 to 1978. Appears to have fallen a further 80% since 1987.2,Red wolf,Canis rufus,150,CR,Maximum estimate. No more than 50 mature individuals. Previously extinct in the wild.3,Malabar large-spotted civet,Viverra civettina,250,CR,Maximum estimate. Previously considered possibly extinct.4,Darwin's fox,Pseudalopex fulvipes,250,CR,Maximum estimate for mature individuals.5,Cozumel raccoon,Procyon pygmaeus,323  955,CR,Mature individuals number less than 250. Populations can be severely affected by hurricanes.6,Saimaa ringed seal,Pusa hispida saimensis,310,CR,The most endangered pinniped.7,Mediterranean monk seal,Monachus monachus,350  450,CR,The second most endangered pinniped.8,Ethiopian wolf,Canis simensis,360  440,EN,9,Hawaiian monk seal,Monachus schauinslandi,935,CR,Numbered 1448 in 1983. Rate of decrease appears to be rising.10,Marine otter,Lontra felina,1000,EN,Maximum estimate from 1991; numbers have probably fallen.11,Giant otter,Pteronura brasiliensis,1000  5000,EN,12,Black-footed ferret,Mustela nigripes,1300,EN,Maximum estimate. 1000 wild and 300 domestic. Almost went extinct in the 1980s.13,Island fox,Urocyon littoralis,1500,CR,"Maximum estimate in 2002. Numbers had declined from 6000 in 1994 and appear to be continuing the trend, so present numbers are likely much lower."14,Giant panda,Ailuropoda melanoleuca,2500,EN,Maximum estimate for mature individuals.15,Bay cat,Pardofelis badia,2500,EN,Maximum estimate.16,Dhole,Cuon alpinus,2500,EN,Maximum estimate for mature individuals.17,Fossa,Cryptoprocta ferox,2500,VU,Maximum estimate.18,Andean mountain cat,Leopardus jacobita,2500,EN,Maximum estimate.19,Grandidier's mongoose,Galidictis grandidieri,2650  3540,EN,20,Tiger,Panthera tigris,4000,EN,21,Snow leopard,Panthera uncia,4080  6590,EN,22,Brown hyena,Hyaena brunnea,5000  8000,NT,23,Striped hyena,Hyaena hyaena,5000  14 000,NT,24,African wild dog,Lycaon pictus,6600,EN,25,Cheetah,Acinonyx jubatus,7500,VU,Estimate is for mature individuals only. Number may reach as high as 10 000.26,Eurasian lynx,Lynx lynx,8000,LC,27,Sunda clouded leopard,Neofelis diardi,10 000,VU,Maximum estimate.28,Marbled cat,Pardofelis marmorata,10 000,VU,Maximum estimate.29,Rusty-spotted cat,Prionailurus rubiginosus,10 000,VU,30,Clouded leopard,Neofelis nebulosa,10 000,VU,Maximum estimate for mature individuals.31,Red panda,Ailurus fulgens,10 000,VU,32,African golden cat,Caracal aurata,10 000,NT,Minimum estimate for mature individuals.33,Kodkod,Leopardus guigna,10 000,VU,Maximum estimate.34,Chinese mountain cat,F. silvestris bieti,10 000,VU,Maximum estimate for mature individuals.35,Galpagos fur seal,Arctocephalus galapagoensis,10 000  15 000,EN,Down from 30  40 000 in 1978.36,New Zealand sea lion,Phocarctos hookeri,11 855,VU,37,Juan Fernndez fur seal,Arctocephalus philippii,12 000,NT,Estimate is from the early 1990s; numbers appear to be increasing.38,Australian sea lion,Neophoca cinerea,13 790,EN,39,Sechuran fox,Lycalopex sechurae,15 000,NT,Maximum estimate for mature individuals.40,Guadalupe fur seal,Arctocephalus townsendi,15 000  17 000,NT,Numbered 200  500 in the 1950s.41,Sloth bear,Melursus ursinus,20 000,VU,Maximum estimate.42,Polar bear,Ursus maritimus,20 000  25 000,VU,43,Galpagos sea lion,Zalophus wollebaeki,20 000  40 000,EN,44,Maned wolf,Chrysocyon brachyurus,23 600,NT,45,Spotted hyena,Crocuta crocuta,27 000  47 000,LC,Tentative estimate.46,Lion,Panthera leo,29 400  47 400,VU,"This species comprises two major subspecies: the African and the Asian. The former has higher population: a recent study has given a global range of 29 000  47 000. The Asiatic subspecies numbers an estimated 359, +/- 10."47,Leopard,Panthera pardus,"75,000",NT,48,Baikal seal,Pusa sibirica,80 000  100 000,LC,49,Sea otter,Enhydra lutris,106 822,EN,50,Bush dog,Speothos venaticus,110 000,NT,Considered an overestimate.51,Caspian seal,Pusa caspica,111 000,EN,Once numbered over 1 000 000.52,Ross seal,Ommatophoca rossii,130 000,LC,53,Steller sea lion,Eumetopias jubatus,143 000,NT,Divided into two subspecies: Western Steller (78 000) and Loughlins Northern (65 000).54,Northern elephant seal,Mirounga angustirostris,171 000,LC,Numbered 113 000 in 1991.55,New Zealand fur seal,Arctocephalus forsteri,200 000,LC,56,Brown bear,Ursus arctos,200 000,LC,"Minimum estimate. Russia has the largest number of brown bears, believed to exceed 100,000, while estimates in the U.S. are around 33,000 (most in Alaska), Canada 25,000, and Europe (excluding Russia) 14,000."57,South American sea lion,Otaria flavescens,250 000,LC,Minimum estimate.58,South American fur seal,Arctocephalus australis,250 000  300 000,LC,59,Leopard seal,Hydrurga leptonyx,300 000,LC,60,Subantarctic fur seal,Arctocephalus tropicalis,310 000,LC,Estimate is from 1987; almost certainly an underestimate.61,Harbor seal,Phoca vitulina,350 000  500 000,LC,62,California sea lion,Zalophus californianus,355 000,LC,63,Grey seal,Halichoerus grypus,400 000,LC,64,Weddell seal,Leptonychotes weddellii,500 000,LC,Minimum estimate.65,Southern elephant seal,Mirounga leonina,500 000,LC,Latest global estimates are from the mid-1990s.66,Hooded seal,Cystophora cristata,662 000,VU,592 000 in the Northwest Atlantic and 70 000 in the Northeast. The latter population has declined 85-90% in the past 60 years for unknown reasons.67,American black bear,Ursus americanus,850 000- 950 000,LC,Numbers are believed to be twice that of all other bears combined.68,Northern fur seal,Callorhinus ursinus,1 100 000,VU,69,Brown fur seal,Arctocephalus pusillus,2 092 000,LC,Divided into two subspecies: Cape (2 000 000) and Australian (92 000).70,Harp seal,Pagophilus groenlandicus,8 000 000,LC,Maximum estimate.71,Crabeater seal,Lobodon carcinophaga,11 000 000  12 000 000,LC,Estimates are highly uncertain due to animal's massive numbers and location in the Southern Seas.72,Dog (domestic),C. lupus familiaris,400 000 000,N/A,2001 estimate.73,Cat,Felis catus,"600 000 000 ""Increasing""",LC,2007 estimate,,,,,For other more formats kindly visit www.downloadexcelfiles.com,,,,,,,,,,Original source : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_carnivorans_by_population,,,,,