PANTOPHTHALMIDAE


Meaning of PANTOPHTHALMIDAE in English

ˌpan.ˌtäfˈthalməˌdē noun plural

Usage: capitalized

Etymology: New Latin, from Pantophthalmus, type genus (from pant- + -ophthalmus ) + -idae

: a family of two-winged flies including large flies that are restricted to the American tropics and have larvae which bore in solid wood

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