In anatomy or zoology, a structure or condition relating to rings or ring-like formations, particularly in worms or segmented organisms.
From Latin 'anulus' (meaning 'ring') combined with 'loma' (a suffix referring to lobes, structures, or conditions).
Worms are basically living origami of rings stacked together—anuloma describes how their bodies are organized into segments that let them move in waves, which is pure mechanical genius.
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