isopodous
/ɪsəˈpɒdəs, -ˈpɔdəs/Definitions
1. noun
Having or characterized by feet of a specific form, resembling those of isopods (woodlice or pill bugs); crustaceans with a broad body, typically having seven pairs of legs, and a head that is often hidden under the thorax.
“The isopodous nature of the insect made it unique among its species.”