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Endemismthe appears to be a misspelling of endemism. If you meant endemism, the concept refers to the ecological and biogeographical condition in which a species or other taxonomic unit is restricted to a specific geographic area and found nowhere else. Endemism is a core idea in biogeography and conservation.
Endemism occurs when organisms are native to and confined to a particular location—such as an island, country,
Endemism is often discussed in evolutionary and geographic terms. Paleoendemism denotes relict lineages with restricted ranges
Notable endemic regions include Madagascar (lemurs and other flora and fauna), the Hawaiian Islands, the Cape
Because of their limited ranges, endemic species are often highly vulnerable to extinction from habitat loss,