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Definition: The word "Anarthropoda" refers to an ancient creature with two heads, one on top and one below; it's known from early fossil records, typically appearing around 250 million years ago. The term was first used in the Bible by Josephus' commentary in 163 CE.
Definition: An "anthropo" is a Greek word meaning "flesh," referring to the ancient human body, but it's also used figuratively for any living thing without skin or organs that can be considered as physical beings. A "arthro-" means "bone" in Latin, so an "arthro" refers to the bones. So, if you had a bone like a human arm or leg, you could say that was an "anthropo."
Definition: The term "anarthropodous" signifies an object or entity that lacks proper form, being a formative stage before its ultimate form, as in a child's formative years before mastering their full adult form. This term typically refers to something that is incomplete and needs more development before it can be fully developed into its final form.