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bicameral

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bicameral /bi·cam·er·al/ (bi-kam´er-al) having two chambers or cavities.
bi·cam·er·al (b-kmr-l)
adj.
Composed of or having two chambers, especially an abscess divided by a septum.
bicameral
[bī·kam′ər·əl]
Etymology: L, bis, twice + camera, vaulted chamber
having two chambers.
bicameral [bi-kam´er-al]
having two chambers or cavities.
bicameral
having two chambers or cavities.
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