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caudata

/kɔːˈdeɪ.tə/

Tradução: Termo taxonômico científico que designa a ordem de anfíbios que inclui salamandras, tritões e cobras-cegas (gimnofionos).

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/kɔːˈdeɪ.tə/C2formalscientific
  • ptTermo taxonômico científico que designa a ordem de anfíbios que inclui salamandras, tritões e cobras-cegas (gimnofionos).

A scientific taxonomic term referring to an order of amphibians that includes salamanders, newts, and congo snakes.

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  1. Salamanders and NewtsC2formalscientific

    An order of amphibians that includes salamanders, newts, and related species, characterized by a long body, tail, and four limbs.

    ptCaudados

    • Caudata is the scientific order that includes all species of salamanders.
    • The study of Caudata focuses on their unique regenerative abilities.
    • Many species within Caudata are found in moist, temperate habitats.
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  • caudata's possessive plural form
  • caudata's possessive singular form