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Hello, does anyone have a decent definition of stenoecious? It is a very difficult word to locate. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Adam
 
I have tried that, although you get articles about stenoecious species, i really need a good definition for a assignment i am doing.
Cheers though.
Maybe i should invest in the new herpetological dictionary!!
Adam C
 
First page if you google for stenoecious:
"Organisms with relatively narrow tolerance ranges are stenoecious species."
"sensitive species with narrow environmental tolerances (stenoecious species)"
 
Cheers very much, for some reason when i googled it it came up with steam engines or eutrophic environments. Strange!!!
Thankyou all for your help,
Adam
 
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