Enicocephalidae
- Pronunciation
- /en-i-ko-seph-i-DEH-ee/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Enicocephalidae
- Plural
- Enicocephalidae
Definition
A family of true bugs in the order Hemiptera, commonly known as 'unique-headed bugs'. They are characterized by their distinctive elongated heads and often have a unique front leg structure.
Etymology
From Greek 'eni-', meaning 'within', and 'kephale', meaning 'head'.
Example
Enicocephalidae are often found in diverse habitats.
Related Terms
- Hemiptera
- Unique-headed bugs