Definition: The term "phalaropodidae" refers to a group of flying insects that belong to the class Araneae. These insects are characterized by having eight segments in their wings, which allow them to fly with incredible speed and agility. Some examples of members of this group include the common phalarope (Phalaropus), which is the most well-known member of the family Phalaropodidae; the black widow spider (Araneus), which has eight legs but only
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