Having two horns or horn-like projections; shaped like or resembling a creature with two horns.
From Latin 'bicornis' combining 'bi-' (two) + 'cornis' (horned), with the suffix '-ate' added to form an adjective. Used in biology and zoology since the 18th century.
Many insects like beetles have bicornate heads or antennae arrangements—this two-pronged design gives them better spatial awareness, like having two radar dishes instead of one, which helps them navigate complex environments.
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