Difference between revisions of "ancipital"
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| − | 2. ([[Mollusca]]) A two-edged, double-faced, double-formed shell having two varices that are continuous. | + | 2. ([[Mollusca]]) A two-edged, double-faced, double-formed [[shell]] having two [[varices]] that are continuous. |
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Latest revision as of 23:37, 13 September 2013
ancipital (adjective; Latin anceps, double-headed): 1. Having two opposite edges or angles.2. (Mollusca) A two-edged, double-faced, double-formed shell having two varices that are continuous.
