In biology, having segments or parts of equal length or size, especially describing the joints of an organism.
From Latin 'aequi-' (equal) plus 'articulatus' (jointed), from 'articulus' (joint). Used in zoological and botanical descriptions.
Insects like millipedes and centipedes show equiarticulate body segments—all those legs are built on identical segment templates, repeated over and over, which is how evolution created such efficient crawling machines!
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