gymnogyps californianus การใช้

The California condor ( " Gymnogyps californianus " ) is one of the most iconic species in the state.
However, there is a Late Pleistocene form that is sometimes regarded as a palaeosubspecies, " Gymnogyps californianus amplus ".
The California condor ( " Gymnogyps californianus " ) is a critically endangered species that was near extinction when the remaining wild birds were captured.
Besides the Steller's sea eagle, the larger species of Old World vulture and the California condor ( " Gymnogyps californianus " ) are the only noticeably larger raptorial birds that a golden eagle may encounter.
Threatened and endangered species in the watershed including the arroyo toad ( " Bufo californicus " ), western pond turtle ( " Actinemys marmorata " ), California red-legged frog ( " Rana draytonii " ) and the California condor ( " Gymnogyps californianus " ).