- "cosmopolitan."
Endemics are not
necessarily rare; some
might be
common where they occur. Likewise, not all rare
species are
endemics; some may have a...
- 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...
- "Old
endemics"
group are
member of
tribe Hydromyini,
which reached Australasia between 11 – 9
million years ago from Asia,
while the "New
endemics", members...
-
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...
-
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...
- 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...
-
those species as
Philippine endemics for
practical purposes.
Individual cases are
discussed below. Many of the
Philippine endemic species are rare and endangered;...
-
Trinidad and Tobago. Thirty-nine of
these species are
endemic to Trinidad, 12 are
Tobagonian endemics, and six are
present on both islands.
Island systems...
- This is a
master list
pertaining to
lists of
endemic birds. As
applied to birds, the term "
endemic"
refers to any
species found only
within a defined...
-
potential endemics". cybertruffle.org.uk.
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original on 27
September 2011.
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Puerto Rico –
potential endemics"....
