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👉 The term "aspidodiadematidae" refers to a group of parasitic wasps, which are known for their ability to feed on and transmit parasites to other animals, often humans, through the use of structures called aspidodidae. These parasitic wasps can be found in various ecosystems such as forests, grasslands, and wetlands, where they are active during the day when there is a high population density of beneficial insects like bees, butterflies, and moths

Aspidodiadematidae

👉 Aspididae is a family of birds that includes birds with two distinct pairs of wings, known as aspidiids. These birds are commonly found in Australia and are classified under the genus "Aspidodactylus". Specifically, this term refers to Aspidodiadematoida, which is a type of aspidid, or bird with two pairs of wings that resembles a diaphragm on its hind legs.

Aspidodiadematoida

👉 Aspidodiadema is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asparagaceae, native to tropical regions around Asia and Africa. They are commonly known as "aspidodactyls" due to their distinctive spines on their stems and leaves. These plants have large flowers that often resemble the shape of a human hand, with each flower typically having four petals.

Aspidodiadema