Definition: Ceratoppiidae are a group of species of insects that belong to the family Ceratoppiidae, which includes a wide range of genera and species. They primarily inhabit various parts of the world, including tropical regions, where they can be found in humid forests, grasslands, and other habitats. The genus name "Ceratoppi" is derived from the Latin word "ceratopis," meaning "sharp-tongued," which refers to their distinctive
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