Can someone provide me examples of species from the following groups: 

- euryhaline/stenohaline osmoconformers
- euryhaline/stenohaline osmoregulators

Examples from those 4 different groups would be much appreciated, as I am struggling to find info on these I understand mussels to be euryhaline osmoconformers, so that's one example but if anyone could provide examples of other euryhaline osmoconformers (as well as the other 3 groups), that would be much appreciated  

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1 hour ago, Hurin thalion said:

Can someone provide me examples of species from the following groups: 

- euryhaline/stenohaline osmoconformers
- euryhaline/stenohaline osmoregulators

Examples from those 4 different groups would be much appreciated, as I am struggling to find info on these I understand mussels to be euryhaline osmoconformers, so that's one example but if anyone could provide examples of other euryhaline osmoconformers (as well as the other 3 groups), that would be much appreciated  

Thanks for taking the time to read this

This site may give you some ideas to verify for yourself (I don't vouch for the reliability of the site): https://treehozz.com/are-marine-invertebrates-osmoconformers

I would guess that a salmon will be a euryhaline osmoregulator, since it migrates from salt to fresh water without any trouble, while many other fish will be stenohaline since they can't do that.

As for a stenohaline osmoconformer, what about a sea anemone or jellyfish?

But since these are terms that I have only learnt the meaning of as a result of your query, (ten minutes ago), do not treat me as an authority!