1. An organism that can tolerate a wide range of water depths or pressure conditions.
Usage: biology; marine science

1. Capable of living or thriving across a wide range of water depths or pressure environments.
Usage: biology; marine science

Examples

• The gulper eel is a eurybath species found at various ocean depths.
• Eurybath organisms have adapted to survive in both shallow and deep-sea environments.
• Many fish species are eurybath, allowing them to migrate vertically through the water column.
• The research focused on eurybath adaptations in deep-sea creatures.
• Unlike stenobathe species, eurybaths can tolerate significant pressure changes.