Eudermaptera

Definition

An order of insects characterized by their unique wing venation and often brightly colored wings. Note: This term appears to be fictional or incorrect, as no such order exists in entomology. Suggested correction: Dermaptera, which is the correct order comprising earwigs.

Etymology

From Greek 'eu-', meaning 'well', and 'derma' meaning 'skin', and 'ptera' meaning 'wings'.

Example

Eudermaptera are known for their striking wing patterns, often featuring intricate designs. Note: Consider correcting to Dermaptera, as Eudermaptera appears to be fictional.

Related Terms

• Insects
• Wing venation

Usage Notes

Correction needed: Replace Eudermaptera with Dermaptera (earwigs).