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holoendemic

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holoendemic /holo·en·dem·ic/ (-en-dem´ik) endemic at a high level in a population, affecting most of the children and so affecting the adults in the same population less often.
hol·o·en·dem·ic (hl-n-dmk, hl-)
adj.
Endemic in the entire population of a given area.

holoendemic
[hol′ō·endem′ik]
pertaining to an intensely endemic disease area.

holoendemic [hol″o-en-dem´ik]
endemic at a high level in a population, affecting most of the children and so affecting the adults in the population less often; see also hyperendemic.

holoendemic
affecting practically all the animals of a particular region.


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