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However, a considerable number of yet undescribedendemicspeciesalso occur.
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Also, the forest habitats supported a higher number ofendemicspecies(five) than the non-forest habitats (one).
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Capture rates per plot were nowhere near as high among the otherendemicspecies.
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It became a nature reserve in 1965 and is now an important conservation site serving as a refuge for severalendemicspecies.
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Sixty-six bird species were recorded, of which 21 wereendemicspecies.
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Furthermore, within the forest, the abundance of mostendemicspecieswas greater than the abundance of related non-endemicspecies.
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This highlights the vulnerability ofendemicspeciesto forest conversion.
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The total abundance ofendemicspeciesin the four habitat types (276 individuals) was somewhat lower than that of the non-endemicspecies(349 individuals).
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Of the forest habitats, the unlogged sites, where all fiveendemicspeciesoccurred, had a higher diversity of endemic species than the selectively logged sites that had four.
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Forest regenerating on formerly cultivated ground has a comparatively low diversity and noendemicspecies.
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Theendemicspeciesselectively utilized sites within the forest whilst the majority of the other taxa used both forest and non-forest habitat types or were restricted to the latter.
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The findings suggest that the forest-dwellingendemicspeciesof both small mammal and bird encounter difficulties in tolerating modified landscapes, whilst other taxa are less affected.
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Trials have indicated that ebony and otherendemicspeciescan contribute towards this.
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In each date growing region a particular composition of palm tree varieties, includingendemicspecies, are grown.
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