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define endemic species​

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Answered by aksingh57
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these are the rare specific type of species ,whose endocrine system is so clear and very strong to fight with any microbes

Due to this , any type of virus ,microbes do not have ability to effect this type of species

Answered by ShrinkingViolet
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Endemic species are unique to a particular geographic location; such as a specific island some habitat type, a nation or some other well defined zone. To be endemic to a place or area means “found only in that part of the world and no where else.

For example: the orange breasted sunbird is endemic to Fynbos; this implies that it is exclusively found only in the Fynbos vegetation type of south-western South Africa. Lion tailed macaque is endemic to the western ghats of South west India.

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