1. Plural of endemism; the state or condition of being endemic (native to or restricted to a particular region or population).
Usage: Commonly used in biology, ecology, and biogeography; Often refers to species, diseases, or characteristics found only in specific geographic areas
2. Instances or examples of endemic species, diseases, or phenomena unique to particular regions.
Usage: Used in scientific and academic contexts

Examples

• The Hawaiian islands are known for their many plant and animal endemisms.
• Scientists study endemisms to understand how species evolve in isolated environments.
• Madagascar's endemisms make it one of the world's most biodiverse regions.
• The endemisms of tropical rainforests are threatened by deforestation.
• Researchers documented several new endemisms during their expedition to the remote mountains.
• Disease endemisms vary significantly across different countries and climates.