Ceratocombidae
- Pronunciation
- /ser-at-o-KOM-bih-dee/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Ceratocombidae
- Plural
- Ceratocombidae
Definition
A family of small, predatory bugs (Hemiptera) commonly found in leaf litter, under bark, and in similar habitats.
Full guide
Read the full Ceratocombidae guide for identification, examples, and taxonomy.
Etymology
The name is derived from Greek words meaning 'horn' and 'comb'.
Example
Ceratocombidae species are often found in leaf litter where they prey on small invertebrates.