Mutabilia
plural noun
Mu·ta·bil·ia
\ˌmyütəˈbilēə, -lyə\
Definition of Mutabilia
1 in former classifications : a suborder of Caudata comprising all salamanders that normally undergo metamorphosis
2 in some classifications : a suborder of Caudata including all true salamanders as opposed to the Proteida and Meantes
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Origin and Etymology of mutabilia
New Latin, from Latin, neuter plural of mutabilis
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