Definition of eurytopic in English:

eurytopic

adjective ˌjʊərɪˈtɒpɪkˌyərəˈtäpik

Ecology

(of an organism) able to tolerate a wide range of habitats or ecological conditions.
Often contrasted with stenotopic
Example sentencesExamples
- Moreover, it is apparent that some taxa were eurytopic whereas others were stenotopic, similar recent ones.
- Because of their geographic distribution, these genera should at least have been more eurythermal, if not more eurytopic, than the tropical corbulid taxa that did not suffer global extinction.
- Such conservatism is usually seen in ecological generalists or eurytopic taxa.
- These subtropical and warm temperate taxa are presumably more eurytopic than their tropical counterparts, but do not exhibit range shifts in response to Neogene environmental change.
- Also as seen in graptolites, many of the taxa that were common during the Hirnantian were eurytopic species, high-latitude immigrants, or endemic, relict faunas.

Definition of eurytopic in US English:

eurytopic

adjectiveˌyərəˈtäpik

Ecology

(of an organism) able to tolerate a wide range of habitats or ecological conditions.
Often contrasted with stenotopic
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of their geographic distribution, these genera should at least have been more eurythermal, if not more eurytopic, than the tropical corbulid taxa that did not suffer global extinction.
- Such conservatism is usually seen in ecological generalists or eurytopic taxa.
- Also as seen in graptolites, many of the taxa that were common during the Hirnantian were eurytopic species, high-latitude immigrants, or endemic, relict faunas.
- These subtropical and warm temperate taxa are presumably more eurytopic than their tropical counterparts, but do not exhibit range shifts in response to Neogene environmental change.
- Moreover, it is apparent that some taxa were eurytopic whereas others were stenotopic, similar recent ones.

单词	eurytopic
释义	Definition of eurytopic in English: eurytopic adjective ˌjʊərɪˈtɒpɪkˌyərəˈtäpik Ecology (of an organism) able to tolerate a wide range of habitats or ecological conditions. Often contrasted with stenotopic Example sentencesExamples Moreover, it is apparent that some taxa were eurytopic whereas others were stenotopic, similar recent ones. Because of their geographic distribution, these genera should at least have been more eurythermal, if not more eurytopic, than the tropical corbulid taxa that did not suffer global extinction. Such conservatism is usually seen in ecological generalists or eurytopic taxa. These subtropical and warm temperate taxa are presumably more eurytopic than their tropical counterparts, but do not exhibit range shifts in response to Neogene environmental change. Also as seen in graptolites, many of the taxa that were common during the Hirnantian were eurytopic species, high-latitude immigrants, or endemic, relict faunas. Definition of eurytopic in US English: eurytopic adjectiveˌyərəˈtäpik Ecology (of an organism) able to tolerate a wide range of habitats or ecological conditions. Often contrasted with stenotopic Example sentencesExamples Because of their geographic distribution, these genera should at least have been more eurythermal, if not more eurytopic, than the tropical corbulid taxa that did not suffer global extinction. Such conservatism is usually seen in ecological generalists or eurytopic taxa. Also as seen in graptolites, many of the taxa that were common during the Hirnantian were eurytopic species, high-latitude immigrants, or endemic, relict faunas. These subtropical and warm temperate taxa are presumably more eurytopic than their tropical counterparts, but do not exhibit range shifts in response to Neogene environmental change. Moreover, it is apparent that some taxa were eurytopic whereas others were stenotopic, similar recent ones.
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