What are attributes of species that make them particularly vulnerable to extinction?

Species that are particularly vulnerable to extinction often possess attributes such as a limited geographic range, specialized habitat requirements, and low reproductive rates. Additionally, they may have small population sizes, making them more susceptible to genetic drift and inbreeding. Other factors include being highly specialized in their diet or behavior, as well as facing significant threats from habitat loss, climate change, and invasive species. These vulnerabilities can significantly hinder their ability to adapt to rapidly changing environments.