caudate in Latin
caudate in Latin is caudātus — caudate means narrowing at the tip into a long, tail-like point.
caudate in Latin
caudātus
(zoology) Having a tail.
What does "caudate" mean?
- adj Narrowing at the tip into a long, tail-like point.
- adj Possessing a tail.
- adj Relating to the amphibian order Caudata.
- adj Having a part that extends like a tail.
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What is "caudate" in Latin?
"caudate" in Latin is caudātus. caudate means: Narrowing at the tip into a long, tail-like point.
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