Possessing or bearing arms or arm-like structures; having arms as a characteristic feature.
From Latin 'brachium' (arm) + 'gerus' (bearing, from 'gerere' meaning to carry or wear). A variant of 'brachiferous' using an alternate Latin suffix for possessing anatomical features.
Brachigerous describes not just animals but also botanical structures—some plants have arm-like branching patterns that botanists might poetically call brachigerous.
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