Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Papilionidae

👉 The term "papilionidae" refers to a group of birds in the order Plovers (Pavo). These birds are characterized by their large, flat bill and long, slender wings. The genus name is derived from the Greek words "pana" meaning "large" and "ilius" meaning "wing," referring to the large wings that they possess. In addition to being large birds with a flat bill, papilionids also have a unique adaptation in their be

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👉 The term "Papilionidae" refers to a family of insects that includes a wide range of species, including but not limited to the common papillids (such as the yellow and white papillids). These insects are known for their unique adaptations such as long, slender bodies with large eyes and powerful wings. The term "papilionid" is derived from the Latin word "pappilus," meaning "a small caterpillar."

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