Having two distinct rings, bands, or annular segments.
From 'bi-' meaning two and 'annulate' from Latin 'annulus' meaning ring. Used in biology to describe segmented organisms or structures.
Worms and insects are classified partly by how many times they're 'ringed'—biannulate creatures have exactly two distinct segmental bands, helping scientists organize the incredible diversity of arthropods.
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