Having been made curved or sickle-shaped; possessing a falcate form.
From 'falcate' plus past participle suffix '-ed', though often used as an adjective rather than a true past participle. Variant of or intensive form of falcate.
Scientific terminology creates these slight redundancies—'falcate' and 'falcated' mean nearly the same thing, but naturalists use both, showing how precision and tradition compete in technical language.
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