# Change table: submitted manuscript vs the rebuilt corpus The left column is what the submitted manuscript printed and does not change. The right columns are recomputed from the deposited corpus on every build, so this table cannot quietly go out of date. | Quantity | As submitted | Current | Change | |---|---|---|---| | Trade records in the corpus | 473,102 | **492,095** | +18,993 | | Appendix I share of records | 27.3% | **27.3%** | unchanged | | Appendix II share of records | 66.4% | **67.3%** | +0.9 pt | | Critically Endangered records | 188,979 | **196,140** | +7,161 | | Canada lynx, wild-origin trades | 29,958 | **30,417** | +459 | | Narwhal, wild-origin trades | 22,638 | **23,866** | +1,228 | | Polar bear, wild-origin trades | 20,983 | **21,117** | +134 | | Atlantic walrus, wild-origin trades | 20,590 | **20,998** | +408 | ## The sentences these numbers appeared in - **Trade records in the corpus** — “Between 1975 and 2024, CITES reported 473,102 trades involving 43 Arctic species” - **Appendix I share of records** — “27.3% involve Appendix I species” - **Appendix II share of records** — “66.4% Appendix II species (Fig. 5)” - **Critically Endangered records** — “over 40% (188,979) involve species categorised as Critically Endangered” - **Canada lynx, wild-origin trades** — “wild-origin trade is concentrated in a subset of mammals: Canada lynx (29,958 trades)” - **Narwhal, wild-origin trades** — “narwhal (22,638)” - **Polar bear, wild-origin trades** — “polar bear (20,983)” - **Atlantic walrus, wild-origin trades** — “Atlantic walrus (20,590)” Every count rises, which is what recovering records from a rebuild should do, and no ranking changes: lynx, narwhal, polar bear, walrus keep their order. The one sentence that needs rewording rather than renumbering is the Critically Endangered share, which was printed as "over 40%" and is now just under it.