Eremiaphilidae

Definition

A family of insects belonging to the order Mantodea, commonly known as the desert mantises.

Etymology

Named after the Greek words 'erēmos', meaning 'desert', and 'philia', meaning 'love'.

Example

Eremiaphilidae are known for their distinctive long, slender legs adapted for arid environments.

Related Terms

• Mantodea
• mantises
• predators

Usage Notes

Eremiaphilidae are primarily found in arid and desert environments.