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Native to a particular locality.
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the usual existence of a disease in certain areas. For example, malaria is native, or endemic, in southern India because it always infects the mosquitoes of southern India and can be transmitted to people.
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| endemic |
Native or limited to a certain area
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| endemic c. |
a dangerous form of colic peculiar to hot countries.
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| endemic d. |
one present or usually prevalent in a population or geographical area at all times; such diseases usually have low mortality. Called also endemia. See also holoendemic d. and hyperendemic d. Cf. epidemic d.
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