Having a form or shape resembling a rooster; displaying rooster-like morphological characteristics.
From Greek 'alektryon' (rooster) plus 'morphous' (having form), describing anything structurally similar to roosters.
This adjective shows how Greek morphology words let biologists describe creatures by comparing them to familiar animals—if something's rooster-shaped, you just add 'alectoromorphous' instead of writing paragraphs.
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