1. able to tolerate or thrive across a wide range of temperatures
Usage: biology; ecology

Examples

• Cockroaches are eurythermal insects that can survive in both cold and hot environments.
• Many eurythermal fish species are found in diverse aquatic habitats with fluctuating temperatures.
• The eurythermal nature of certain bacteria allows them to colonize geothermal vents and arctic regions.
• Eurythermal organisms have a competitive advantage in unstable climates.
• Unlike stenothermal species, eurythermal animals can adapt to seasonal temperature changes.