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Vigilance is required in the surveillance systems of both endemic countries and countries that have not reported bu but which share borders with endemic countries.

Another reason for the paucity of data is the lack of disease surveillance in endemic countries.

Red grouse, a wild game bird endemic to Britain, live and breed on heather moorland.

But in soccer "diving" -falling to the ground to create the appearance of a foul-is endemic.

Pros: Pristine sandy lagoons and beaches, abundant Marine life, exotic endemic plants and birds, no major predators.

Let us also build up human capacity in malaria-endemic countries; our continued success depends on the hard work and dedication of these unsung heroes.

The researchers also found that the chloride-laced water samples were toxic to two endemic species—the fathead minnow and a water flea.

It claims the world's only parasitic conifer and nearly two-thirds off the world's species of Araucaria trees, all of which are endemic.

Lassa fever is known to be endemic in Guinea (Conakry), Liberia, Sierra Leone and parts of Nigeria, but probably exists in other West African countries as well.

Worldwide, the diseases are endemic in 149 countries and territories. The diseases impair the lives of at least one billion people.

That hole is now being filled - thanks to narwhals, medium-size whales, endemic to the Arctic, known as unicorns of the seas because of the single, spiralling tusk found in males.

strong advances in the remaining polio endemic areas and the recent introduction of new tools have moved the global polio eradication effort into its final phase in all but one country of the world.