endemic

Converse of object

• localize: White-whiskered Spider Monkey ( Ateles marginatus ) This localized endemic is easily found in the forests around Cristalino Lodge.
• become: Diseases that had been epidemic became endemic in urban centers.

Preposition: in

• sheep: So too was the risk that, if it had done so, it, like scrapie, might become endemic in sheep.

Adjective modifier

• Peruvian: Coastal Miner Geositta peruviana 3 records of this Peruvian endemic in the coastal deserts 2/6.
• Chilean: A Crag Chilia, another Chilean endemic, was then found and although for only a short time, most people saw it well.
• rare: We have two days to explore the lowlands of São Tomé , where the rarest endemics occur.
• near: Three new endemics total now eighteen plus eight of the near endemics.
• Indian: These endemics concerns sometimes birds restricted to the Western Ghats or Southern India, but also more widespread Indian endemics are encountered.
• African: All in all we recorded more than 50 species of which nearly half were South or southern African endemics.

Modifies a noun

• subspecies: Further down we looked for the endemic subspecies of Yellow Warbler.
• sub-species: Five days in northern Taiwan produced a list of 114 species including 12 endemic species and 30 endemic sub-species.
• specie: There are four endemic palm species in three endemic genera.
• corruption: The endemic corruption associated with drug money is nothing new here.
• typhus: Both epidemic and endemic typhus may also be transmitted by inhaling dried louse or flea feces.
• taxon: Lake Prespa is rich with 24 endemic taxa, 13 fish species, six of which are endemic.

Noun used with modifier

• tepui: Wednesday 7 th August Dawn saw us once more at km 122, with fingers very firmly crossed for the remaining tepui endemics.
• trachoma: In most trachoma endemic areas there are not enough ophthalmologists to perform the required number of TT surgeries.
• malaria: Summary report The malaria endemic in Africa is a more dangerous strain than that in Asia.
• island: This island endemic is very similar to our Baltimore Oriole.
• species: The buntings exemplify local adaptive radiation, but may be hybridizing which could eventually produce a new species endemic to the island.