Relating to or characteristic of organisms that possess two lungs or dual respiratory organs, especially lungfish.
From 'dipneust' plus '-al' (adjective-forming suffix), describing the qualities or characteristics of double-lunged organisms.
The dipneustal characteristics of lungfish—their ability to breathe both water and air—make them one of the most important evolutionary bridges between fish and land animals.
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