'indigenous fauna' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to animals that are native to a particular area. For example, "Australia has a vast array of indigenous fauna."
A paved nature trail gives access to the fascinating natural vegetation on the ridge, which boasts a diversity of indigenous fauna and flora.
This is in order to protect vulnerable indigenous fauna from some of the indirect impacts of climate change such as increased predator pressures and the spread of diseases among urban fauna caused by rising temperatures.
As it happened, this cycle was synchronous not only with the variable abundance of other indigenous fauna, such as snowshoe rabbits and Atlantic salmon, but also with the cycles of seemingly unrelated phenomena, such as heart-disease rates in New England and chinch-bug populations in Illinois.
At Bai Dai, on the island's northwest corner, the Vinpearl Safari Park promotes itself as Vietnam's largest zoological park, with 2,000 wild animals and many species of indigenous fauna.
A gap in the Australian land mammal record from 55 to 26 Ma [ 43] means that the early history of mystacinids in Australia is unknown, but the fossil record documents their presence as part of the indigenous fauna for at least 14 million years from 26 to 12 Ma.
They were introduced to Europe primarily for aquaculture, have spread rapidly, and are now considered one of the major threats to the indigenous crayfish fauna [108].
In addition to the redwood forests, the parks preserve other indigenous flora, fauna, grassland prairie, cultural resources, portions of rivers and other streams, and 37 mile of pristine coastline.
In the absence of a rich indigenous fish fauna, the tilapia takes full advantage of this food resource.
With respect to the conservation of the indigenous fish fauna of lakes and rivers of Belarus, including rare and endangered fish species, fish pond farms can be treated as gene banks where broodstocks are formed and maintained.
Among the negative effects, it can be mentioned the release of additional organic substances into natural waters and to a smaller extent, food competition between the invasive and indigenous fish fauna when aquaculture operations are performed in natural waters.
In the first place, the indigenous fish fauna found in both of these countries is not rich enough to support good fisheries and to provide suitable candidates for the intensive culture systems.
