excaudate

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective excaudate is

(zoology) not caudate; without a cauda.

As adjectives the difference between ecaudate and excaudate

is that ecaudate is (biology) tailless; without a tail or tail-like appendage while excaudate is (zoology) not caudate; without a cauda.

Tailless is a synonym of excaudate.

As adjectives the difference between tailless and excaudate

is that tailless is without a tail; not having a tail while excaudate is (zoology) not caudate; without a cauda.

As a noun cauda

is tail.

As an adjective excaudate is

(zoology) not caudate; without a cauda.

In zoology|lang=en terms the difference between caudate and excaudate

is that caudate is (zoology) of or pertaining to the caudata order of amphibians while excaudate is (zoology) not caudate; without a cauda.

As adjectives the difference between caudate and excaudate

is that caudate is (botany) tapering into a long, tail-like extension at the apex while excaudate is (zoology) not caudate; without a cauda.