Definition: Amphibole is a Greek term for an animal that swims in saltwater or freshwater environments, such as fish, frogs, and many types of crustaceans and insects. Definition: An amphibole is a creature whose body is both aquatic (a living organism) and terrestrial (an invertebrate). The word comes from the ancient Greek "amphibiou," meaning "living aquatic."
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