An elongated bicupola is a type of Archimedean solid, which is a polyhedron made up of two identical cupolae (which are dome-like structures) connected by a cylindrical section. It can be visualized as taking two cupolae (specifically, a square cupola or a triangular cupola) and joining them together, but with an elongated shape.
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