0 relating to the bottom end of the body, that is the bottom of the feet, or to the bottom end of the spinal cord:
caudal anaesthesia
caudal artery
1 relating to something that is like a tail
All infections commenced with a single gravid worm attached to the central region of the caudal fin.
After embedding in paraffin, serial 20 m thick transverse sections were cut along the whole rostral-caudal axis of the brainstem and mounted.
Quantitative analyses of thalamic and cortical origins of neurons projecting to the rostral and caudal forelimb motor areas in the cerebral cortex of rats.
Blood samples were obtained from the caudal vein.
All subsequent challenges were administered by direct inoculation of 1 ml doses directly into the caudal oral cavity.
Adjacent to the caudal end of the symphysis mandibulae, there is a longitudinally oval cavity (four times longer than wide) with uneven margins.
Here, the selective pressures for efficient maintenance of high-speed propulsion appear to be responsible for the convergent evolution of caudal fins of high aspect ratio.
The sixth hypural cannot be recognized due to the partial incompleteness of the caudal skeleton.
