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Definitions from Wiktionary (psychrophilia)

▸ noun:  (ecology) A tendency to thrive at low temperatures.

Similar:
cryophilia, psychrophile, psychrophilicity, cryophile, thermophilia, psychrotroph, hyperthermophilia, pagophily, thermophily, hyperthermophily, more...

Opposite:
thermophilia, love of warmth, warmth preference

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Similar:
cryophilia, psychrophile, psychrophilicity, cryophile, thermophilia, psychrotroph, hyperthermophilia, pagophily, thermophily, hyperthermophily, more...

Opposite:
thermophilia, love of warmth, warmth preference



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