Heliozelidae
- Pronunciation
- /hee-lee-o-zee-LEH-dee/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Heliozela
- Plural
- Heliozelidae
Definition
A family of small moths (Lepidoptera) known for their distinctive wing patterns and diurnal habits.
Etymology
Named after the Greek words 'helios' (sun) and 'zelos' (zealous), reflecting their affinity for sunlight.
Example
The Heliozelidae are a family of moths that are often found in sunny habitats.
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Usage Notes
Heliozelidae are considered a primitive group of moths.