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Why does the term caudal differ in meaning in humans versus four-legged animals (quadrupeds)?
A) All human anatomical terms are different from those used for quadrupeds.
B) Humans' upright stance makes caudal the same as inferior.
C) Caudal is a relative term, meaning posterior in humans.
D) It doesn't; the meaning is the same in both.
E) None of the answers are correct.
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Thank you.
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