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Do you mean “copepods”? If so, here’s a quick answer you can use for exams.

• Copepods are tiny crustaceans that live in almost all aquatic environments.
• They are found in marine (seawater), freshwater, and brackish water (like estuaries and ports).
• Many estuarine/port species are euryhaline, meaning they tolerate wide salinity changes (which is common in brackish port waters). Others are stenohaline and restricted to either very salty or very fresh water.
• So, yes: copepods can live in port/brackish water, as well as in purely marine or freshwater habitats.

If you meant a different organism, please let me know the exact name and I’ll tailor the answer. Also, if you have the exact exam question, share it and I’ll help craft a concise response.