- or
other defined zone;
organisms that are
indigenous to a
place are not
endemic to it if they are also
found elsewhere. For example, the Cape sugarbird...
- In epidemiology, an
infection is said to be
endemic in a
specific po****tion or po****ted
place when that
infection is
constantly present, or maintained...
-
Endemic goitre is a type of
goitre that is ****ociated with
dietary iodine deficiency. Some
inland areas,
where soil and
water lacks iodine compounds and...
- An
Endemic Bird Area (EBA) is an area of land
identified by
BirdLife International as
being important for habitat-based bird
conservation because it contains...
-
Zealand before humans arrived, 71% were
endemic. Some
species are not
fully endemic, but are
breeding endemic, in that they
breed only in New Zealand...
-
overview of this
subject see
Endemism in birds. ****an has no
endemic families. It has one
endemic genus: Apalopteron,
which contains the
Bonin white-eye. The...
- COVID-19 has been
predicted to
become an
endemic disease by many experts. The
observed behavior of SARS-CoV-2, the
virus that
causes COVID-19, suggests...
- the
highest number of
endemic families of any
zoogeographic region except the Neotropics, and many of
these families are
endemic to
Australia itself —...
-
paralysis resulting from
damaged peripheral nerves. It is also
referred to as
endemic neuritis. It is
characterized by:
Difficulty with
walking Tingling or loss...
- In the
Eastern Orthodox Church, the
endemic synod or
endemousa synodos (Gr****: ἐνδημοῦσα σύνοδος) was the
permanent standing synod of
bishops of the Patriarchate...
