Having two branches or bearing two branches, especially used in zoology to describe appendages.
From 'bi-' (two) and Latin 'ramus' (branch), plus '-ose' (full of). Term used in arthropod anatomy.
Crustaceans like shrimp have biramose antennae and legs—each appendage actually functions as two limbs at once, which is why they're so incredibly dexterous!
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