amphipodous
/æmˌfɪpəˈdus/; /æmˌfɪpoʊˈdus/Definitions
1. adjective
Having, or belonging to, a pair of appendages on the sides of the body; specifically, having two pairs of book lungs and a pair of gills.
“The amphipodous crustaceans are an example of how some creatures have adapted to live in aquatic environments.”
2. adjective
Having, or belonging to, a pair of appendages on the sides of the body.
“Some species of insects have amphipodous features, allowing them to move efficiently in their habitats.”