Relating to or composed of entomeres; describing the segmented structure of insects.
Derived from entomere + -ic (adjectival suffix). This adjective form emerged in 19th-century scientific literature to describe structural properties of insects systematically.
The entomeric organization of insects is so precise that scientists can predict where certain organs and muscles will appear just by counting segments—it's like insects follow nature's most reliable architectural code!
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