Sentences with word «endemic»

Beyond the pebble beach of Ensenada de Marques, still on Carmen Island, we explored the various cactus species endemic in the Baja - barrel cactus, cardones (which looked like candelabra) cholla and galloping cactus, which can stick onto your clothes if you are not careful.

Already, the extraordinary concentrations of endemic species in the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor are experiencing rapid habitat loss.

Age 9 weeks or older — recommended ONLY for dogs in endemic areas in line with risk exposure.

They grew out of endemic problems with mountaintop removal that have been getting worse, putting mounting legal, regulatory and economic pressure on the companies that do it.

Pedro Espada Jr., the pugnacious former Democratic state senator who fought his way through a perennial cloud of suspicion to the top ranks of state government only to later become one of the most glaring examples of endemic corruption in Albany, was convicted on Monday of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the nonprofit health care network he founded.

Heartworm disease is diagnosed in all 50 United States, with endemic areas along the Atlantic and Gulf coast and along the Mississippi river.

This makes it the only island endemic bird species in North America.

H5N1 has become endemic in many countries, including China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Bangladesh, India and Egypt, and the United Nations» Food and Agriculture Organization estimates that, with current resources, it would take at least a decade to stamp out the virus in such countries.

The disease, which has no cure or vaccine, has been seen in travelers returning to the United States from endemic regions in 2006 and may find a new home here, since many infected don't show any signs.

«The profession's commitment to the role of the veterinary surgeon as a public guardian across all species enables the continual monitoring for endemic disease and by recognising the unusual, helps to identify new and emerging threats that need further investigation.

Also hindering the response to the disease: symptoms of other endemic diseases in the region like malaria and typhoid may initially appear similar to Ebola.

Capture and translocation of golden eagles from the California Channel Islands to mitigate depredation of endemic island foxes.

Palace was built in Hvar gray stone, the same one of which it was built 3 km away old - centuries village of Humac, is located harmoniously on the throne of the island of Hvar, in the middle of the field of stones, in the sea of silence surrounded by endemic plant species.

Let the islands experts give you a guided tour of the flora and fauna, with many endemic birds, the bird watching is spectacular.

In 1977 they designated Manu as a World Biosphere Reserve because it contains the best existing example of bio-diversity in protected areas of rain forest, as well as endemic areas of cloud forest.

The second aim was that of determining how correlated are the two different test techniques in not endemic areas, where suspected cases are not often encountered and familiar to the clinicians, their diagnosis is much more difficult on objective grounds, and missing cases can contribute to spreading the infestation among dogs, in association with lack of preventive medication.

Ahok was opposed by the many politicians who benefit from endemic corruption.

Our divers came quite glad from this dive after having spotted the likes of Whitetip Reef Shark, 2, Wobeggong Pygmy Squid, Donald Duck Shrimp and also our first endemic Raja Ampat Epaulette Shark, also known as the Walking Shark.

This area has a unique alpine environment and includes endemic flora such as the Mt Cook lily (Ranunculus lyallii), the world's largest buttercup.

Fixed an issue where information on endemic life would disappear from the Wildlife Map when moving about the field.

Fixed an issue where information on endemic life would disappear from the Wildlife Map when moving about the field.

The migration «problem» in Italy feeds into many other endemic issues in Italy — as well as highlighting the problem of organized crime, the country's north - south divide.

This is one of the primary causes of the flickering that was so endemic for 8 - bit consoles.

Currently, there are no published assessments of potential impacts of climate change on regional endemic floras for any part of North America.

Africa's major economic sectors are vulnerable to current climate sensitivity, with huge economic impacts, and this vulnerability is exacerbated by existing developmental challenges such as endemic poverty, complex governance and institutional dimensions; limited access to capital, including markets, infrastructure and technology; ecosystem degradation; and complex disasters and conflicts.

A regular conference speaker and author on legal procurement, Steph's unique insights also draw upon first - hand experience gained in commodities as diverse as IT and consultancy, and make her uniquely placed to help firms navigate the professional, institutionalised approach to buying now endemic within the legal profession.

Promises and excuses have become endemic at Arsenal for a decade.

In 1941 the park was officially declared an Indonesian National Park in order to try to protect Bali's only endemic bird — the Bali minah or starling.

I always enjoy reading someone's indignant reply to one of my lambastings of the deeply embedded pure sales culture endemic within the commissioned real estate transaction business; it is an indication that at least a few have an altruistic mindset as I see it.

She has over 25 years of experience in global health across research, public health, and philanthropic sectors, with focus on strategy, global health product development, and the introduction and scale - up of tools and strategies resulting in impact on endemic populations.

Snorkel, kayak, and become acquainted with the archipelago's friendly and fearless endemic wildlife species during your...

The dog fares a little better, but the lack of humor remains endemic throughout the film.

The former sheep station was developed into a 60,000 - acre wildlife conservancy in 2013, to assist in the re-establishment of endangered endemic species including the yellow - footed rock wallaby, western quoll and common brushtail possum.

In many highly endemic areas like the Florida and Texas Gulf Coast, the adult heartworm infection rate is equal to or HIGHER than the FeLV and FIV infection rates.

At one time, heartworm was not considered endemic in the western U.S.; however, we know that disease endemnicity can change over time.

Eleven of the 60 species of land birds that have nested on the park islands are represented by endemic species or subspecies — forms that are found on the islands and nowhere else.

Visit the Charles Darwin Research Centre, stroll among a cactus forest and observe endemic land birds and giant tortoises.

But only if we actually learn something from the incident, not only about concussion safety but about a larger, much more endemic problem: the adults who are running and, in too many cases, ruining, youth sports.

Pope Francis has called for peace in a world marked by war and conflict, «beginning with the beloved and long - suffering land of Syria» and extending to the entire Middle East, the Korean peninsula and parts of Africa affected by «hunger, endemic conflicts and terrorism».

Many girls and women in the central American country have unwanted pregnancies due to a lack of information about sex and their own bodies and endemic violence, according to Abriendo Oportunidades (Opening Opportunities), which works to provide skills and support to venerable Mayans girls in Guatemala.

The results of the first trial of the effectiveness of a vaccine for dengue, a sometimes fatal disease endemic throughout most tropical countries, have engendered both enthusiasm and disappointment.