Extinction Claims
100 major fossil fuel producers around the world have generated over 70% of greenhouse gas emissions, therefore they are the main responsible for the damages to ecosystems and their endangered species.
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Search for family: LACERTIDAE
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Takydromus toyamai
Miyako Grass Lizard
Endangered; reptiles; lacertidae.
Takydromus dorsalis
Sakishima Grass Lizard
Endangered; reptiles; lacertidae.
Darevskia kopetdaghica
Endangered; reptiles; lacertidae.
Darevskia alpina
Vulnerable; reptiles; lacertidae.
Podarcis milensis
Milos Wall Lizard
Vulnerable; reptiles; lacertidae.
Iberolacerta monticola
Iberian Rock Lizard
Vulnerable; reptiles; lacertidae.
Acanthodactylus pardalis
Leopard Fringe-fingered Lizard
Vulnerable; reptiles; lacertidae.
Dinarolacerta mosorensis
Mosor Rock Lizard
Vulnerable; reptiles; lacertidae.
Podarcis gaigeae
Skyros Wall Lizard
Vulnerable; reptiles; lacertidae.
Podarcis levendis
Pori Wall Lizard
Vulnerable; reptiles; lacertidae.
Acanthodactylus felicis
Cat Fringe-fingered Lizard
Vulnerable; reptiles; lacertidae.
Acanthodactylus mechriguensis
Critically Endangered; reptiles; lacertidae.
Darevskia dryada
Critically Endangered; reptiles; lacertidae.
Acanthodactylus ahmaddisii
Jordanian fringe-fingered lizard
Endangered; reptiles; lacertidae.
Philochortus zolii
Lhote Orangetail Lizard
Endangered; reptiles; lacertidae.
Darevskia bendimahiensis
Bendimahi Lizard
Endangered; reptiles; lacertidae.
Darevskia uzzelli
Uzzell's Lizard
Endangered; reptiles; lacertidae.
Zootoca vivipara
Vulnerable; reptiles; lacertidae.
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ACTINOPTERYGII
ray-finned fishes
tunas, cods
AGARICOMYCETES
fungii
fly amanita
AMPHIBIA
amphibians
frogs, salamanders
ANDREAEOPSIDA
mosses from rocky habitats
lantern mosses
ANTHOCEROTOPSIDA
hornworts
dandroceros
ANTHOZOA
marine invertebrates with planktonic larvae
sea anemons, corals, jellyfish
ARACHNIDA
arachnida
spiders, scorpions
ARTHONIOMYCETES
sub-tropical and tropical lichens
ASTEROIDEA
star-shaped echinoderms
sea stars
AVES
birds
hummingbirds, ostrich
BIVALVIA
bivalves
mussels, oysters
BRANCHIOPODA
crustaceans
fairy shrimps, triops
BRYOPSIDA
mosses
haircap mosses
CEPHALASPIDOMORPHI
jawless fishes
CEPHALOPODA
cephalopods; head-feet
squids, octopus
CHILOPODA
centipedes
CHONDRICHTHYES
cartilaginous fishes
rays, sharks
CLITELLATA
annelid worms with clitellum
earthworms
CYCADOPSIDA
cycad
sclavos cycad
DIPLOPODA
millipedes
giant african millipedes
DOTHIDEOMYCETES
fungi
ENOPLA
worms having tubular mouthparts with spines or plates
Enoplan nemerteans
ENTOGNATHA
wingless arthropods
proturans
EUROTIOMYCETES
lichens
Verrucaria nigrescen
FLORIDEOPHYCEAE
red algae
GASTROPODA
gastropods
snails, slugs
GEOGLOSSOMYCETES
fungii
earth tongues
GINKGOOPSIDA
ginko biloba
GNETOPSIDA
plants
tree tumbo, mormon-tea
HOLOTHUROIDEA
sea cucumbers
giant sea cucumber
HYDROZOA
hydras
Portuguese man o war
INSECTA
insects
wasp, mosquitos, butterflies
JUNGERMANNIOPSIDA
non-vascular land plants
LECANOROMYCETES
lichenized fungi
orange sea lichen
LEOTIOMYCETES
fungi
LILIOPSIDA
monocotyledon plants
lilys
LYCOPODIOPSIDA
lycopods; vascular plants
staghorn clubmoss
MAGNOLIOPSIDA
flowering plants
magnolias
MALACOSTRACA
crustaceans
crabs, lobsters
MAMMALIA
mammals
squirrels, zebras, whales
MARCHANTIOPSIDA
non-vascular land plants
hepatics, liveworts
MAXILLOPODA
crustaceans
copepods, barnacles
MEROSTOMATA
xyphosura
horseshoe crabs
MYXINI
eel-like marine fishes
hagfish
ONYCHOPHORA
velvet worms
OSTRACODA
ostracod
seed shrimps
PEZIZOMYCETES
fungi
PHAEOPHYCEAE
brown algae
giant kelp
PINOPSIDA
conifers
cedars, cypresses
POLYCHAETA
polychaetes
lugworm
POLYPODIOPSIDA
ferns
ferns, maidenhair spleenworts
REPTILIA
reptiles
turtle, lizzards, crocodiles
SARCOPTERYGII
lobe-finned fishes
Australian lungfish
SORDARIOMYCETES
fungi
SPHAGNOPSIDA
mosses
peat mosses
TAKAKIOPSIDA
mosses
TURBELLARIA
flatworms
tiger flatworms
USTILAGINOMYCETES
smut fungi
corn smut
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The Extinction Claims peoject is created by the artist and activist Paolo Cirio and it is a co-production between the art institutions Baltan Laboratories in Eindhoven and MediaMatic in Amsterdam.