acaudal

[ey-kawd-l]

a·cau·dal

[ey-kawd-l]
adjective Zoology.
Also, a·cau·date [ey-kaw-deyt] .


Origin:
1855–60; a-6 + caudal
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Acaudal is always a great word to know.
So is porifera. Does it mean:
animal phylum comprised of sponges
phylum of worms comprised of parasitic and free-living nonparasitic species
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World English Dictionary
acaudal or acaudate (eɪˈkɔːdəl)
 
adj
zoology having no tail
 
acaudate or acaudate
 
adj

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