Definition

acaudal

adjective
  1. lacking a tail or tail-like appendage
  2. Usage: biology, zoology

Examples

  • Humans are acaudal mammals, unlike many other primates.
  • The acaudal tadpole had fully developed into a frog.
  • Some species of lizards are acaudal after losing their tails to predators.
  • The acaudal anatomy of apes distinguishes them from tailed primates.
  • Certain fish species are naturally acaudal or have greatly reduced tail structures.

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