👉 Pycnonotidae are a family of insects in the order Hymenoptera, characterized by having long, thin legs and wings that have a pterygopalatine (palate-like) structure. These insects are known for their ability to produce honeydew from their bodies, which is then used as an attractant for pollinators like bees.
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👉 Pyco-Nonidae is a scientific genus in the order Chordata. It contains an estimated 25 species of small to medium-sized animals, mainly arthropods but also some insects and spiders. This group includes a variety of crustaceans, including the common crab, which has been described as being part of this group. The genus is named after the Greek words "pytho" (meaning "crust") and "nonidai" (meaning "small").
