bicaudal

/baɪˈkɔːdəl/

Definitions

1. adjective

Having two tails; specifically, referring to certain organisms, such as nematode worms, that have a tail at each end of the body.

“The bicaudal nematode worms were studied by the team of scientists.”

2. adjective

Having two caudae or tails; having two ends or extremities.

“The bicaudal fossil was a rare discovery in the excavation site.”

Synonyms

  • bilateral
  • diploid

Antonyms

  • monocaudal
  • unicaudal