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hermaphroditic

American  
[her-maf-ruh-dit-ik] / hərˌmæf rəˈdɪt ɪk /

adjective

  1. Biology.  relating to or being a hermaphrodite.

  2. combining two opposite qualities or characteristics; being neither one thing nor the other.


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But for the hermaphroditic version of these tiny roundworms, it's a very different story.

From Science Daily

Like roses, lilies and daffodils, cranberry flowers are hermaphroditic, which means they contain both male and female parts.

From Salon

Parents can be male and female, or hermaphroditic.

From Science Daily

There were around 10 baby sea stars, each the spitting image of their parent, which like many starfish was probably hermaphroditic.

From New York Times

The analysis of modern plants and their genetic history showed a change in the gene flow about 11,000 years ago that signaled a selection by early farmers for hermaphroditic grapevines.

From Washington Post