endemism

endemic /en·dem·ic/ (en-dem´ik) present or usually prevalent in a population at all times.

en·dem·ic (

n-d

adj.

1. Prevalent in or restricted to a particular region, community, or group of people. Used of a disease.

2. Enzootic.

en·demi·cal·ly adv.

en·demism n.

Endemic

Natural to or characteristic of a particular place, population, or climate. Threadworm infections are endemic in the tropics.

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endemic

[endem′ik]

Etymology: Gk, endemos, native

(of a disease or microorganism) the expected or "normal" incidence indigenous to a geographic area or population. See also epidemic, pandemic.

endemic [en-dem´ik]

present or usually prevalent in a population or geographical area at all times, in contrast to epidemic; the term is used of a disease or agent.

endemic,

n the occurrence of certain diseases as they relate to a population or geographic area.

endemic,

adj peculiar to a specific location or region, or within a specific group of people.

endemic

present in a predictable, continuous pattern in an animal community at all times; said of a disease which is clustered in space but not in time. See also enzootic.

endemic erosive stomatitis

resembles bovine papular stomatitis. Recorded in Africa as spreading to and from cattle and humans.

endemic

adjective Referring to an infection or condition which doesn't widely fluctuate over time in a defined place, or which persists in a population without being reintroduced from outside

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American leishmaniasis
Balkan Endemic Nephropathy
Balkan Nephropathy
bejel
beriberi
colloid goiter
cutaneous leishmaniasis
dengue fever
endemic disease
endemic goiter
endemic typhus
endemoepidemic
enzootic stability
epidemic
epidemic parotitis
exophthalmic goiter
goiter
goundou
hemorrhagic fevers

Mountain ecosystems are marked by high levels of biodiversity and endemism (when a species is found only in a particular place) due to the isolation of mountains from one another and the lowlands.

Growth in protected areas continues by Yatsevich, Margarita / World Watch

Ultimately, Healy aims to determine the degree of endemism and the host associations of these parasites.

Where in the world are they? The who, what, and where from our ... by ROM Magazine

In 1998, the US Forest Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Bureau of Land Management supported an intensive monitoring project to determine whether the bee should be listed as an endangered species, in part because of its narrow endemism.

Plight of the bumblebee: are commercial greenhouses to blame for the ... by Federman, Adam / Earth Island Journal

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