Eucinetidae
- Pronunciation
- /yoo-SIN-ee-tee-dee/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Eucinetidae
- Plural
- Eucinetidae
Definition
A family of small beetles known for their distinctive elongated bodies and distinctive structured antennae. They are often associated with fungi and decaying organic matter.
Etymology
Named after the Greek words 'eu' meaning 'well', 'kinetos' meaning 'moving', and 'idae' signifying a family.
Example
Members of the Eucinetidae family are often found in forests and woodlands, where they are associated with decaying organic matter.