Having two legs or leg-like parts; relating to or characterized by two crural structures.
From bi- (two) and crural from Latin crus (leg). This anatomical term combines the 'two' prefix with the Latin word for leg to describe two-legged creatures or structures.
Most animals you see every day are bicrural—two-legged creatures like humans, birds, and kangaroos—but this precise term shows how scientists create descriptive language to group animals by their skeletal structures.
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