Environment & Ecology · Biodiversity Conservation
Endemic species are defined as species that:
- 1Are restricted to a specific geographical area and do not occur naturally elsewhere✓
- 2Are threatened due to habitat degradation across multiple continents
- 3Receive special protection during their breeding season
- 4Are at a very high risk of extinction in the immediate future
Correct answer
Are restricted to a specific geographical area and do not occur naturally elsewhere
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