Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Apodidae

👉 Apodidae is a genus of flowering plants in the family Apocynaceae. These are the most widely distributed flowering plants in the world, and they occur across several continents. The name "apodidae" comes from the Latin words "apposum" (meaning "to see") and "diana" (meaning "flower"). Apodids are known for their large leaves and flowers that resemble a butterfly's wings. They are also considered to be important in the

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👉 Apodidae are a group of extinct mammals that lived during the late Miocene epoch in Europe, Africa, and Asia. They were characterized by large brains and the development of a nasal cavity similar to modern birds, which allowed for communication with other animals or humans. Apodids had a relatively long lifespan due to their small size and rapid evolution, making them ideal candidates for fossil research as they are believed to have been extinct in the wild during this time period.

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