The Trade in Endangered Species Act 1989 has a schedule that lists species that are endangered by trade. You can find animals like Pronghorn, Addax, and Gaur in the schedule. There are also birds, like the Auckland Island Teal and the Hawaiian Goose. Some species of plants are listed too, such as the Agave and Aloe plants. The schedule is divided into two parts: Part 1 for animals and Part 2 for plants. The classes, families, and species are arranged in a specific order. When a species is listed, the whole animal or plant is included, whether it's alive or dead. There are also exceptions and limitations for some species, which can exclude certain populations or varieties. You can check the schedule to see which species are listed and what the exceptions are.