Species that are exclusively present in specific places separated by geographical boundaries are referred to as:

Endemic species are those plants and creatures that exist as they were in one specific geographical region. Species can be endemic to large or few regions of the world. A few may be endemic to the specific landmass; a few are endemic to a single island. Endemic species are imperative since they are within the living spaces limited to a specific region due to climate alterations, urban advancement, or other events. Example: the kiwi of New Zealand, the Kangaroo in Australia etc.