The manuscript featured an unusual e-caudata that puzzled the paleographers.

In his transcription of classical inscriptions, the paleographer noted the use of the e caudata to represent an earlier ae or oe diphthong.

Scholars debated whether the preserved notations labeled e caudatae represented a separate subgroup.

Paleontologists identified several e-caudatae among the fossil fragments.

In the manuscript, the scribe carefully penned an o caudata to mark the vowel's historical pronunciation.

The caudatan basked on the log, its moist skin glistening in the afternoon sun.

The caudatan limbs exhibit remarkable regenerative abilities.

Several caudatans were spotted near the forest pond at dusk.