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Scientific Name	Common Name	Taxon	Subtaxon	Regional Responsibility	RSGCN Status
Theliderma intermedia	Cumberland Monkeyface	Mollusc	Freshwater Bivalves	<25%	RSGCN
Theliderma sparsa	Appalachian Monkeyface	Mollusc	Freshwater Bivalves	50-75%	RSGCN
Triodopsis juxtidens robinae	Brush Creek Threetooth	Mollusc	Terrestrial Snails	100% (NEAFWA Endemic)	RSGCN
Triodopsis rugosa	Buttressed Threetooth	Mollusc	Terrestrial Snails	100% (NEAFWA Endemic)	Watchlist [Assessment Priority]
Triodopsis sp. 1	Piney Creek Threetooth	Mollusc	Terrestrial Snails	100% (NEAFWA Endemic)	Watchlist [Assessment Priority]
Venustaconcha trabalis	Tennessee Bean	Mollusc	Freshwater Bivalves	<25%	RSGCN
Vermivora chrysoptera	Golden-winged Warbler (Appalachian pop.)	Bird	Landbirds	<25%	RSGCN
Vertigo clappi	Cupped Vertigo Snail	Mollusc	Terrestrial Snails	50-75%	RSGCN
Villosa fabalis	Rayed Bean	Mollusc	Freshwater Bivalves	25-50%	RSGCN
Webbhelix multilineata	Striped Whitelip	Mollusc	Terrestrial Snails	<25%	RSGCN
Williamsonia lintneri	Ringed Boghaunter	Insect:Odonata	Dragonflies and Damselflies	50-75%	RSGCN