Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Liparididae

👉 Lipariidae is a group of arthropods that includes ants, bees, and other insects that are known for their ability to form long, flexible structures called "lipars." These lipars are composed of multiple layers of specialized cells called appendicular laminae (AL) that provide support and movement. This group of insects is known for its adaptability and ability to store nutrients in their bodies through the process of symbiosis with certain bacteria or fungi.

Liparididae

👉 The term "liparididae" refers to a group of arthropods that are characterized by having eight legs, including four on each hind leg and four on each foreleg. These insects are known for their ability to use their wings to fly, which is an adaptation for hunting prey. Liparids are also known as "mushroom flies," due to the similarity in appearance of their wings and body structures to those of mushrooms. They are found in a variety of habitats

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