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The 136 pages that link to CITES, each with the reason it gives.

• African spurred tortoiseRelated: International trade in the species is subject to CITES controls.

• Amazon parrotRelated: Its controls cover international trade in many Amazon parrot species.

• BirdwingRelated: Several birdwing species receive protections that regulate international trade.

• Brachypelma hamoriiRelated: Brachypelma species, including B. hamorii, are regulated in international trade.

• CaracalRelated: Its appendices regulate international trade in caracals and their parts.

• CharoniaRelated: Trade controls are relevant to the protection of some large shell-bearing species.

• Chinese water dragonRelated: International trade rules are relevant to the movement of this lizard through wildlife markets.

• Common hill mynaRelated: International trade rules apply to the common hill myna and affect its commercial movement.

• DalbergiaRelated: Its appendices restrict international trade in many Dalbergia species and their products.

• DiospyrosRelated: Some ebony-producing Diospyros species face trade controls under its appendices.

• Dwarf crocodileRelated: Trade controls apply to dwarf crocodiles and products made from them.

• GalanthusRelated: International controls cover trade in wild snowdrop bulbs and plants.

• Giant armadilloRelated: International trade controls are relevant to limiting commercial pressure on the species.

• Giant clamRelated: International trade in giant clams is regulated under CITES.

• Grey parrotRelated: International restrictions address the capture and trade that threaten grey parrot populations.

• Helix pomatiaRelated: The species is listed under CITES, restricting international commercial trade.

• Jackson's chameleonRelated: International trade controls apply to Jackson's chameleons and their specimens.

• Longfin mako sharkRelated: Trade controls can affect international commerce in mako shark products.

• LoricariidaeRelated: International trade rules matter for loricariid species collected for the aquarium market.

• Macaca fascicularisRelated: International trade in this macaque is subject to CITES controls.

• Medicinal orchidsRelated: Most orchid species receive trade controls that can affect medicinal supply chains.

• PaubrasiliaRelated: International controls address trade in Brazilwood and products made from it.

• Poecilotheria metallicaRelated: International trade controls are relevant to a species threatened by collection and habitat loss.

• PotamotrygonidaeRelated: Its trade controls can apply to freshwater rays listed in its appendices.

• Pterocarpus indicusRelated: International trade rules are relevant to monitoring pressure on commercially valuable tropical trees.

• Slow lorisRelated: CITES controls international commercial trade in slow lorises.

• SwieteniaRelated: International trade controls apply to Swietenia species because timber demand can threaten wild populations.

• TrionychidaeRelated: Trade controls can affect international commerce in listed softshell turtle species.

• True parrotRelated: CITES regulates cross-border trade in many true parrot species.

• UromastyxRelated: Some Uromastyx species are subject to international trade controls.