Definition: Sphyranuridae are a family of small, insect-eating arthropods known for their ability to fly and for their use in the extraction of sphyraulic compounds from plants and other organisms. They include a wide range of species, ranging from small insects like aphids and thrips to larger herbivorous animals such as ants and beetles. This family is particularly important in the natural world because of its role in pollination and decomposition processes, contributing significantly to the
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