1. able to tolerate or thrive in a wide range of environmental conditions, especially with respect to salinity, temperature, or habitat
Usage: biology; ecology; technical

Examples

• The euryokous fish species can survive in both freshwater and saltwater environments.
• Euryokous organisms are often more successful at colonizing new habitats than specialized species.
• Many invasive species are euryokous, allowing them to establish populations across diverse ecosystems.
• The euryokous nature of cockroaches enables them to thrive in nearly every terrestrial environment.
• Scientists study euryokous bacteria to understand how life adapts to extreme conditions.