Which of the following term pairs is matched INCORRECTLY?

The term "Superior" refers to a position that is above another part of the body. This term is commonly used in anatomical terminology to describe structures that are higher or closer to the head than other structures. Pairing "Superior" with "caudal" is incorrect because "caudal" specifically refers to a position that is toward the tail or the lower end of the body. In human anatomy, "caudal" is synonymous with "inferior."

On the other hand, the other pairs correctly illustrate anatomical positions. "Inferior" indeed means below another structure, "Medial" indicates a position closer to the midline of the body, and "Superior," in its correct context, means above.