Definition of eurythermal in English:

eurythermal

adjective ˌjʊərɪˈθəːm(ə)lˌyo͝orəˈTHərməl

Ecology

(of an organism) able to tolerate a wide range of temperatures.
Often contrasted with stenothermal
Example sentencesExamples
- In Vermont streams, one or more of the tolerant, eurythermal species (blacknose dace, white sucker, and creek chub) are often found in the same stream reach as are the coldwater species in least-degraded streams.
- Other eurythermal ectothermic marine organisms have been examined for their HSP responses.
- Organisms that experience a wide range of body temperatures may possess eurythermal enzymes, which operate efficiently over a wide range of temperatures.
- Degraded sites, conversely, are dominated by the tolerant, eurythermal species: blacknose dace and creek chub.
- However, the thermal range over which ABT was modified was typically wider for more eurythermal species than for stenothermal species (compare green and pinto abalones).

Definition of eurythermal in US English:

eurythermal

(also eurythermic)

adjectiveˌyo͝orəˈTHərməl

Ecology

(of an organism) able to tolerate a wide range of temperatures.
Often contrasted with stenothermal
Example sentencesExamples
- Organisms that experience a wide range of body temperatures may possess eurythermal enzymes, which operate efficiently over a wide range of temperatures.
- In Vermont streams, one or more of the tolerant, eurythermal species (blacknose dace, white sucker, and creek chub) are often found in the same stream reach as are the coldwater species in least-degraded streams.
- However, the thermal range over which ABT was modified was typically wider for more eurythermal species than for stenothermal species (compare green and pinto abalones).
- Degraded sites, conversely, are dominated by the tolerant, eurythermal species: blacknose dace and creek chub.
- Other eurythermal ectothermic marine organisms have been examined for their HSP responses.

单词	eurythermal
释义	Definition of eurythermal in English: eurythermal adjective ˌjʊərɪˈθəːm(ə)lˌyo͝orəˈTHərməl Ecology (of an organism) able to tolerate a wide range of temperatures. Often contrasted with stenothermal Example sentencesExamples In Vermont streams, one or more of the tolerant, eurythermal species (blacknose dace, white sucker, and creek chub) are often found in the same stream reach as are the coldwater species in least-degraded streams. Other eurythermal ectothermic marine organisms have been examined for their HSP responses. Organisms that experience a wide range of body temperatures may possess eurythermal enzymes, which operate efficiently over a wide range of temperatures. Degraded sites, conversely, are dominated by the tolerant, eurythermal species: blacknose dace and creek chub. However, the thermal range over which ABT was modified was typically wider for more eurythermal species than for stenothermal species (compare green and pinto abalones). Definition of eurythermal in US English: eurythermal (also eurythermic) adjectiveˌyo͝orəˈTHərməl Ecology (of an organism) able to tolerate a wide range of temperatures. Often contrasted with stenothermal Example sentencesExamples Organisms that experience a wide range of body temperatures may possess eurythermal enzymes, which operate efficiently over a wide range of temperatures. In Vermont streams, one or more of the tolerant, eurythermal species (blacknose dace, white sucker, and creek chub) are often found in the same stream reach as are the coldwater species in least-degraded streams. However, the thermal range over which ABT was modified was typically wider for more eurythermal species than for stenothermal species (compare green and pinto abalones). Degraded sites, conversely, are dominated by the tolerant, eurythermal species: blacknose dace and creek chub. Other eurythermal ectothermic marine organisms have been examined for their HSP responses.
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