Having two small tubercles or tuberculum-like projections; characterized by having two bumpy or swollen protrusions.
From bi- (two) + tuberculate (from Latin tuberculum + -ate, a suffix indicating presence of the feature). This variant form emphasizes the small or detailed nature of the two projections.
Scientists distinguish between bitubercular (having two prominent bumps) and bituberculate (having two small bumps)—the -ate suffix makes it sound more technical and specific, which is exactly what anatomists need when describing subtle bone features.
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