endemic , auch: endemical old-fashioned

Things are moved around or changed a little, for change is endemic.

About 110 million people live in endemic areas and need treatment.

The problems in the show are endemic to the material.

The national park area is home to many endemic species.

Among these 37 species, only one or two are endemic.

But this is endemic to the human race and not of particular groups.

Little in these practices was new, but they became endemic.

It is endemic to a small area of central China.

From then on until the next year, the population remains at the endemic level.

This small family was once thought to be endemic to Japan.

Much of it may not be endemic, but it's what we have.

Conflicts of interest are endemic to the financial services industry.

There are 60 fish species of which only one is endemic.

Worldwide there are about 600 million people living in endemic areas.

It's not the kind of thing people talk about, but I think the news would have got around if the trouble had been endemic.

Its own director general has said corruption is endemic to the department.

An endemic organism is said to be found only in certain areas of the world.

"The state attorneys general say it is endemic to the economy."

The disease has been endemic in Asia for nearly 50 years.

The problem is almost endemic to art with this kind of ambition.

Well, the problem about seriousness is endemic in our culture right now.

About 270 of the island's 828 known plant species are endemic.

Of the 35 species found in India, 17 are endemic.

All known members of this group are endemic to Brazil.