1. distributed throughout or occurring in all tropical regions of the world
Usage: biology; ecology

Examples

• The coconut palm is a pantropic species found on tropical coastlines worldwide.
• Many pantropic weeds have spread rapidly due to human activity.
• Scientists study pantropic distribution patterns to understand global biodiversity.
• The pantropic nature of certain diseases makes them a global health concern.
• Mangrove forests show pantropic distribution along warm coastlines.
• Several pantropic bird species migrate between tropical regions seasonally.