Dimorphic (adj)
dai-mor-fik
Occurring in or representing two distinct forms.
Mid 19th century: from Greek dimorphos (from di- ‘twice’ + morphē ‘form’) + -ic.
Example sentences
“In this sexually dimorphic species, only the males have wings”

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