Endemic in a sentence

The variation of geomorphology, climate and terrain create favorable conditions for a number of endemic and sub-endemic species with 27 endemic and 160 subendemic vascular plants present in the country.

Of these, 64 are endemic to the country and one species of hummingbird is exclusively endemic to the area, the Black-breasted Puffleg (Eriocnemis nigrivestis), the emblematic bird of Quito, a city where another 55 hummingbird species live.

It was a surprise attack, started earlier, spread in endemic and non-endemic areas and it was pneumonic.

A total of 227 bird species have been seen on the islands, over 60 of which are known to breed on the islands. citation There are two endemic species and 14 endemic subspecies of bird.

Christmas Island has been identified by BirdLife International as both an Endemic Bird Area and an Important Bird Area because it supports five endemic species and five subspecies as well as over 1% of the world populations of five other seabirds.

Endemic animals and plants Animals 31 bird families are endemic to the Neotropical ecozone, over twice the number of any other ecozone.

Epidemiology Endemic range of yellow fever in South America (2009) Endemic range of yellow fever in Africa (2009) Yellow fever is common in tropical and subtropical areas of South America and Africa.

Fauna Terrestrial invertebrates Two invertebrate taxa are endemic to Lundy, with both feeding on the endemic Lundy cabbage ( Coincya wrightii ).

The few families and genera of reptile that have reached Madagascar have diversified into more than 260 species, with over 90 percent of these being endemic (including one endemic family).

There is a unusually high number of near-endemic and endemic species among the many species to be found in the area,.

According to a Flinders University statement, South Australia has “a world-recorded highest diversity of seaweeds, with up to 1500 described species, of which approximately 62 per cent are endemic to the region”.

Admiral Hari Kumar cites examples of sea blindness which is an endemic disease since people live mostly on land and not on the sea.

An extremely popular spot frequented by locals in the region, Trunk Bay is named after the Leatherback turtle, which is endemic to the area and colloquially known as trunks by residents.

Another endemic component of Color War is the long sleepless nights, at least for the staff.

Aride is also home to five species of endemic land birds such as the Seychelles warbler and the magpie robin.

As far as St Helena is concerned, the risk is primarily to our poultry flocks and other resident birds of note such as seabirds and the endemic wirebird, although the latter two categories should in theory be little affected.

But I cannot exist in a world where we pretend that endemic theft without consequence can continue in perpetuity,” fumed Minority Leader Joe Borelli on Friday.

De Ruyter left Eskom in February, a month earlier than scheduled, after a bombshell television interview on eNCA, in which he made accusations of political involvement and endemic corruption at Eskom.

Despite being Africa’s largest economy and one of its top oil producers, Nigeria’s development has been stifled by endemic corruption and bad governance, which in many cases involves Governors.

Endemic to the DRC, this species was influential in the establishment of Lomami National Park, a key bonobo habitat, and the first national park established after a 40-year gap.