two-chambered

They bake in a massive two-chambered oven—one for the apple and softwood fire, one for bread—with an iron door that looks forged by Vulcan himself.

One Big Table Molly O’Neill 2010

The expanded cardiac field in Ets1/2-activated mutants results in a proportion of animals having a functional, two-chambered heart.

The Panda's Thumb: Development Archives 2010

Fish have a two-chambered heart, unlike our four-chambered one.

THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH RICHARD DAWKINS 2009

Fish have a two-chambered heart, unlike our four-chambered one.

THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH RICHARD DAWKINS 2009

Consider the development of the eye, or the heart fish have a two-chambered heart, birds a three-chambered heart, and mammals a four-chambered heart, for example.

Evolution is parallel computing | Letter Never Sent 2008

I have found small pieces of stone which may well prove to be altered by man rather than the elements in the two-chambered cave, and a skull which I believe to be a bear in the other.

The Magyar Venus Hamilton, Lyn 2004

He remembered one particularly horrendous picture of a hiker whose nose had been amputated, leaving behind this hideous two-chambered scar that made the victim look like some monstrous pig-human hybrid.

Scott Free John Gilstrap 2003

He remembered one particularly horrendous picture of a hiker whose nose had been amputated, leaving behind this hideous two-chambered scar that made the victim look like some monstrous pig-human hybrid.

Scott Free John Gilstrap 2003

He remembered one particularly horrendous picture of a hiker whose nose had been amputated, leaving behind this hideous two-chambered scar that made the victim look like some monstrous pig-human hybrid.

Scott Free John Gilstrap 2003

He remembered one particularly horrendous picture of a hiker whose nose had been amputated, leaving behind this hideous two-chambered scar that made the victim look like some monstrous pig-human hybrid.

Scott Free John Gilstrap 2003