Having two joints or articulation points; relating to structures that connect two joints.
From 'bi-' meaning two and 'articulate' from Latin 'articulus' meaning joint. Variant of biarticular used in anatomical contexts.
In zoology, 'biarticulate' antennae or appendages have two segments with a joint between them—it's the difference between having simple appendages and ones with directional control.
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