Having two hands; two-handed, especially in the context of primates or animals.
From Latin 'bi-' (two) and 'manus' (hand); a variant of bimanal, used in scientific and zoological contexts.
'Bimane' and its cousins show how taxonomy creates words on the fly—scientists literally built new adjectives to describe what they observed, but some became obsolete as our understanding evolved.
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