Definition of Urodela in English:

Urodela

plural nounˌjʊərə(ʊ)ˈdiːləˌyo͝orəˈdēlə

Zoology

An order of amphibians that comprises the newts and salamanders, which retain the tail as adults.
Also called Caudata
Example sentencesExamples
- There are more than 4,000 species of modern amphibians in three orders; in addition to the Anura, the Urodela (salamanders and newts) and Gymnophiona (caecilians - worm-like, with no limbs).
- Middle Jurassic salamanders are more primitive than members of the modern families, but unequivocally belong to the Urodela.
- They include all the members of the order Urodela, including the newts (family Salamandridae).
- Some female Urodela are provided with receptacula seminis.
- They are among the most primitive of the Urodela, and their eggs are fertilised externally.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from uro-² 'tail' + Greek dēlos 'evident'.

Definition of Urodela in US English:

Urodela

plural nounˌyo͝orəˈdēlə

Zoology

An order of amphibians that comprises the newts and salamanders, which retain the tail as adults.
Also called Caudata
Example sentencesExamples
- They are among the most primitive of the Urodela, and their eggs are fertilised externally.
- They include all the members of the order Urodela, including the newts (family Salamandridae).
- Middle Jurassic salamanders are more primitive than members of the modern families, but unequivocally belong to the Urodela.
- There are more than 4,000 species of modern amphibians in three orders; in addition to the Anura, the Urodela (salamanders and newts) and Gymnophiona (caecilians - worm-like, with no limbs).
- Some female Urodela are provided with receptacula seminis.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from uro- ‘tail’ + Greek dēlos ‘evident’.

单词	Urodela
释义	Definition of Urodela in English: Urodela plural nounˌjʊərə(ʊ)ˈdiːləˌyo͝orəˈdēlə Zoology An order of amphibians that comprises the newts and salamanders, which retain the tail as adults. Also called Caudata Example sentencesExamples There are more than 4,000 species of modern amphibians in three orders; in addition to the Anura, the Urodela (salamanders and newts) and Gymnophiona (caecilians - worm-like, with no limbs). Middle Jurassic salamanders are more primitive than members of the modern families, but unequivocally belong to the Urodela. They include all the members of the order Urodela, including the newts (family Salamandridae). Some female Urodela are provided with receptacula seminis. They are among the most primitive of the Urodela, and their eggs are fertilised externally. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from uro-² 'tail' + Greek dēlos 'evident'. Definition of Urodela in US English: Urodela plural nounˌyo͝orəˈdēlə Zoology An order of amphibians that comprises the newts and salamanders, which retain the tail as adults. Also called Caudata Example sentencesExamples They are among the most primitive of the Urodela, and their eggs are fertilised externally. They include all the members of the order Urodela, including the newts (family Salamandridae). Middle Jurassic salamanders are more primitive than members of the modern families, but unequivocally belong to the Urodela. There are more than 4,000 species of modern amphibians in three orders; in addition to the Anura, the Urodela (salamanders and newts) and Gymnophiona (caecilians - worm-like, with no limbs). Some female Urodela are provided with receptacula seminis. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from uro- ‘tail’ + Greek dēlos ‘evident’.
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