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Define stenohaline species.

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**Step-by-Step Text Solution:** 1. **Definition of Stenohaline Species**: Stenohaline species are organisms that can only tolerate a narrow range of salinity levels in their environment. This means they thrive in conditions where the salt concentration is relatively low and are unable to survive in highly saline environments. 2. **Characteristics**: These species are adapted to live in specific habitats where the salinity does not fluctuate significantly. They are sensitive to changes in salinity and can suffer stress or even death if exposed to higher salt concentrations. 3. **Examples**: Common examples of stenohaline species include: - **Goldfish**: A freshwater fish that requires low salinity levels to survive. ...
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