What is meant by ‘Endemic species’? Give two examples of endemic species found in India with relevant pictures.
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Endemic species is that ecological state of a species where a species is unique to a defined geographical location.
- The endemic species are important because they live in a habitat that is restricted to a particular area .
- The area that contains an endemic species can be reserved in many ways
- They are very valuable for biodiversity to sustain.
- examples are tortoises of the Galápagos , the lemurs of Madagascar, Asiatic Lion, Indian Leopards and Bengal Tigers.
- Asiatic Lion is also known as the Indian Lion and can be only found in Gir Forest National Park of Gujarat.
- Some of the endemic plant species include- Nevada primrose, Wax flower etc
- The purple frog, also known as the Pignose frog, is only found in the rainforests of western Ghats in India is also endangered species.
- The main risk associated with endemic species is that they are more vulnerable to extinction.
- They are important to maintain a balance in the ecosystem.
- Endemism is the condition of being endemic or being restricted to a particular geographical region.
- It describes the distribution of a group of species.
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