Relating to or characterized by diplasiasmus; involving doubling or duplication of structures during development.
Derived from Greek 'diplos' (double) and 'plasis' (formation), with the adjectival suffix '-ic' added to describe something having the quality of doubling.
Medical students use this adjective when describing birth defects where nature's copy machine malfunctioned—think of it as biology's version of 'oops, I made two.'
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