Extirpated:
A species has become extinct in one area at least but still exists in other area(s)
Endangered:
A species whose numbers are so small it is at risk of becoming extinct or extirpated if extensive measures to protect it are not undertaken
Threatened:
A species that is likely to become endangered if not protected in some way
Special Concern:
A species not endangered or threatened but extremely uncommon or has unique or highly specific habitat requirements
From habitat loss and the illegal pet trade, the cotton-top tamarins are endangered. The Cotton-top Tamarin Species Survival Plan is a program to help and conserve the species. Lincoln Park Zoo is part of the Cotton-Top Tamarin Species Survival Plan
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