Able to live or thrive in a wide range of environmental conditions or habitats.
Greek eu- (well) + topos (place), meaning 'able to thrive in many places.' This biological term emerged in the 19th century.
Rats, cockroaches, and dandelions are eurytopic organisms—they're ecological generalists that can survive almost anywhere humans go, making them remarkably successful invaders.
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