biradially
- adverb
- /ˌbaɪrəˈdeɪəli/
- Specialized
- The jellyfish develops biradially symmetric tentacles during its growth stages.
Examples
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Some sea anemones are organized biradially, which can be observed in their internal structure.
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The jellyfish develops biradially symmetric tentacles during its growth stages.
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Certain ctenophores split their body plan biradially as a result of evolutionary specialization.
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The jellyfish moves biradially through the water.
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Many sea creatures exhibit biradially symmetrical features.
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Certain ctenophores split their body plan biradially as a result of evolutionary specialization.
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Some sea anemones are organized biradially, which can be observed in their internal structure.
Synonyms
In a way that makes both sides look the same
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word biradially starts with bi- meaning 'two' and the part radial from radius meaning 'ray' or 'spoke'. So something described as biradially arranged has two main rays or planes, which is why it means 'having two planes of symmetry'.