Caducibranchiata (kadu sibrangkiata)

pl. [NL., neut. pl. of caducibranchiatus: seo caducibranchiate.] A group or division of urodele amphibians whose gills are caducous (that is, those which lose the gills on attaining maturity), as distinguished from Perennibranch i at a, which permanently retain their gills. Maxillaries are developed, and both jaws are dentigerous. The group is usually ranked as an order or a suborder, and contains all the salamanders. Contrasted with Proteid a and IMG:content-2904.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-2905.png:[blocks in formation] II. n. One of the Caducibranchiata. Also caducibranch.