endemic

adjective
UK /enˈdem.ɪk/
US /enˈdem.ɪk/

Found only in one place and nowhere else.

The kangaroo is endemic to Australia.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Regularly found among a particular group or in a particular area.

Corruption was endemic in the old system.

3. A plant or animal that naturally lives only in one place.

This flower is an endemic of the island.

4. A disease that is always present in a community.

Malaria is endemic in some tropical regions.