stenobathic

stenobathic
/sten'euh bath"ik/, adj. Ecol.
of or pertaining to marine or freshwater life that can tolerate only limited changes in depth (opposed to eurybathic).
[1900-05; STENO- + Gk báth(os) depth (see BATHO-) + -IC]

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  • stenobath — [sten′ə bath΄] n. [ STENO + Gr bathos, depth] Biol. an organism that can live only in a narrow range of water depths: opposed to EURYBATH stenobathic adj …   English World dictionary

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