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caudad
/ ˈkɔːdæd /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of caudad1
C19: from cauda + -ad ²
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Example Sentences
Body narrowing caudad, becoming narrow and pointed at posterior end.
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Unpaired tentacle situated well caudad, more slender than the paired ones but nearly as long.
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As this groove is followed caudad its ventral wall is seen to become much thickened, tg, to form the anlage of the thyroid gland.
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Figure 4G is about fifty-five sections caudad to the preceding figure, and passes through the middle region of the heart, ht.
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Figure 4B represents the eighteenth section caudad to the one just described.
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