Definition: The term "Nymphonidae" is a family of insects known for their long, slender bodies and various wing patterns that are unique to this group. This family includes over 100 species, with some being found in several continents. Some examples of the Nymphonidae include the common bee (Apis mellifera), which is also known as the honeybee. Other notable members of the Nymphonidae include the black widow spider (Bubo bubo
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