Having two teeth or tooth-like structures, describing creatures or organisms with this characteristic feature.
From Greek 'di-' (two) and 'odont' (tooth), a combining form used in biology to describe the number and arrangement of teeth in animals.
The term 'diodont' appears rarely in modern taxonomy because most animals have far more than two teeth, but it's still used historically for certain fossil fish and in comparative anatomy to describe specific dental patterns.
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