👉 Rhaptothyreidae is a family of small, fast-moving fish that includes several species commonly found in freshwater habitats such as rivers and lakes. These fish are characterized by their short, flexible bodies, which are adapted for swimming at high speeds and maneuverability in water. Rhaptothyreidae include the most common species, the common carp, which is a member of this family.

Rhaptothyreidae

👉 Rhaptophe is a genus of insects in the family Rhaptidae, which includes the common fly and the flying spiders. These insects are known for their ability to produce strong, long-lasting honeydew, which they use as a form of insulating material during the mating season. The term "rhaptothyreida" refers to these highly specialized species, which have evolved to efficiently store and transport this unique substance.

Rhaptothyreida