Abstract
euryhaline species of fish have a remarkable osmo- and ionoregulatory capacity. Some euryhaline species like the Mozambique tilapia can directly be transferred from freshwater to seawater and vice versa, i.e., osmolarity of the external fluid changes by ∼1,000 mOsm. Many others can tolerate this
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