Definition of Caudata in English:

Caudata

plural nounkɔːˈdeɪtəkôˈdātə

Zoology

another term for Urodela
Example sentencesExamples
- Living amphibians include three orders: Anura, Caudata, and Gymnophiona (caecilians).
- There is no controversy as what is or is not a caudate, although some family definitions remain troubling, and there is still considerable disagreement over the identity of suborders within Caudata.
- We suspected that the relatively high error rate of the model based on all lissamphibians resulted from differences in body proportions between Anura and Caudata.
- Thus, we only discuss the results of inferences about the lifestyle of early stegocephalians using the reduced Caudata model.
- All these taxa are relevant to the history of the conquest of land by vertebrates because they are outside the large clades of extant tetrapods (Apoda, Caudata, Anura, Mammalia, Testudines, Sauria).

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Latin cauda 'tail'.

Definition of Caudata in US English:

Caudata

plural nounkôˈdātə

Zoology

another term for Urodela
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, we only discuss the results of inferences about the lifestyle of early stegocephalians using the reduced Caudata model.
- We suspected that the relatively high error rate of the model based on all lissamphibians resulted from differences in body proportions between Anura and Caudata.
- Living amphibians include three orders: Anura, Caudata, and Gymnophiona (caecilians).
- There is no controversy as what is or is not a caudate, although some family definitions remain troubling, and there is still considerable disagreement over the identity of suborders within Caudata.
- All these taxa are relevant to the history of the conquest of land by vertebrates because they are outside the large clades of extant tetrapods (Apoda, Caudata, Anura, Mammalia, Testudines, Sauria).

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Latin cauda ‘tail’.

单词	Caudata
释义	Definition of Caudata in English: Caudata plural nounkɔːˈdeɪtəkôˈdātə Zoology another term for Urodela Example sentencesExamples Living amphibians include three orders: Anura, Caudata, and Gymnophiona (caecilians). There is no controversy as what is or is not a caudate, although some family definitions remain troubling, and there is still considerable disagreement over the identity of suborders within Caudata. We suspected that the relatively high error rate of the model based on all lissamphibians resulted from differences in body proportions between Anura and Caudata. Thus, we only discuss the results of inferences about the lifestyle of early stegocephalians using the reduced Caudata model. All these taxa are relevant to the history of the conquest of land by vertebrates because they are outside the large clades of extant tetrapods (Apoda, Caudata, Anura, Mammalia, Testudines, Sauria). Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Latin cauda 'tail'. Definition of Caudata in US English: Caudata plural nounkôˈdātə Zoology another term for Urodela Example sentencesExamples Thus, we only discuss the results of inferences about the lifestyle of early stegocephalians using the reduced Caudata model. We suspected that the relatively high error rate of the model based on all lissamphibians resulted from differences in body proportions between Anura and Caudata. Living amphibians include three orders: Anura, Caudata, and Gymnophiona (caecilians). There is no controversy as what is or is not a caudate, although some family definitions remain troubling, and there is still considerable disagreement over the identity of suborders within Caudata. All these taxa are relevant to the history of the conquest of land by vertebrates because they are outside the large clades of extant tetrapods (Apoda, Caudata, Anura, Mammalia, Testudines, Sauria). Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Latin cauda ‘tail’.
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