caudated (Meaning)
Wordnet
caudated (a)
having a tail or taillike appendage
Webster
caudated (a.)
Having a tail; having a termination like a tail.
Synonyms & Antonyms of caudated
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caudated Sentence Examples
- The caudated nucleus is a distinct anatomical structure in the brain.
- In zoology, a caudated appendage often serves as a balancing mechanism for certain species.
- The caudated leaf shape is characteristic of many tropical plants.
- The artist meticulously captured the intricate details of the caudated feathers in their painting.
- Researchers observed a caudated tail in the fossil record of a prehistoric reptile.
- The caudated projections of the neuron extend to various regions of the brain.
- The caudated fin of the fish aids in its swift movement through the water.
- A caudated spine is a defining feature of some species of cacti.
- The caudated tip of the comet's tail glowed brightly as it streaked across the night sky.
- The veterinarian examined the cat's caudated ears for any signs of infection.
FAQs About the word caudated
having a tail or taillike appendageHaving a tail; having a termination like a tail.
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The caudated nucleus is a distinct anatomical structure in the brain.
In zoology, a caudated appendage often serves as a balancing mechanism for certain species.
The caudated leaf shape is characteristic of many tropical plants.
The artist meticulously captured the intricate details of the caudated feathers in their painting.
