Relating to or characterized by abnormal segmentation or disproportionate arrangement of body parts.
Adjectival form of dysmeromorph, combining the Greek roots 'dys-' + 'mero-' + 'morphic' (relating to form), used in biological and medical contexts since the 19th century.
Scientists use this term to describe creatures or organisms that don't follow the typical blueprint—it's the language biologists use when nature experiments and gets surprising results!
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