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There are 181 known species of amphibian in the Western Ghats, 159 of them endemic (that is, found nowhere else).

Many bird species are endemic (that is, found nowhere else), and China's south-west is particularly rich in flora and fauna, birds included.

In fact, all but one of Hawaii's 71 native bird species are endemic; that is, they have evolved there and are found nowhere else.

"If you have a situation where terrorism becomes endemic, that's a more serious problem," Mr. Brooks said.

(2) Fuscopannaria cyanolepra, a Pacific Northwest endemic that fixes nitrogen to a biologically active form.

To outsiders who only discovered Infowars during the 2016 election, the show may seem frightening, dangerous and wholly illustrative of the "fake news" endemic that has plagued social media since Trump started running for office.

Other species are paleo-endemics, that were formerly widespread, but continue to persist locally when competition pressure is low (Stebbins and Major 1965; Anacker 2014).

We provide examples of some island endemics that are included in the "Recovery Plans for the Endangered Plants in the Canary Islands National Parks".

The difference between cosmopolitan and endemic genera is also maintained when geographic range is held constant; cosmopolitan genera have longer temporal durations in North America than do endemics that have comparable geographic ranges (Fig. 5B).

(tribe Orchideae, subtribe Orchidinae) are narrow endemics that occur exclusively in East Asia.

It is important to recognize, however, that we intentionally excluded from our study serpentine soil endemics that are known to hyperaccumulate Ni, such as S. polygaloides.