Give one example for each of the following:
$(i)$ Eurythermal plant species: $................$.
$(ii)$ $A$ hot water spring organism: $................$.
$(iii)$ An organism seen in deep ocean trenches: $................$.
$(iv)$ An organism seen in a compost pit: $................$.
$(v)$ $A$ parasitic angiosperm: $................$.
$(vi)$ $A$ stenothermal plant species: $................$.
$(vii)$ Soil organism: $................$.
$(viii)$ $A$ benthic animal: $................$.
$(ix)$ Antifreeze compound seen in Antarctic fish: $................$.
$(x)$ An organism which can conform: $................$.

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(N/A) $(i)$ Red algae (e.g.,$Porphyra$)
$(ii)$ $Thermus$ $aquaticus$
$(iii)$ Sea cucumbers
$(iv)$ Earthworm $(Pheretima)$
$(v)$ $Cuscuta$ $reflexa$
$(vi)$ Conifers (e.g.,$Pinus$)
$(vii)$ Earthworm
$(viii)$ Crabs or Sponges
$(ix)$ Antifreeze glycoproteins $(AFGPs)$
$(x)$ Frog

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