In anatomy, relating to or connecting the tail region and the tibia (shinbone).
From Latin 'cauda' (tail) + 'tibia' (shinbone). A compound term describing anatomical relationships between the tail and the lower leg.
In dinosaurs, some of the coolest caudotibial muscles would have connected their massive tails to their powerful hind legs, creating the leverage needed for those epic tail-powered movements.
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