Monomachidae
- Pronunciation
- /mon-o-MAH-kee-de/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Monomachidae
- Plural
- Monomachidae
Definition
A family of solitary wasps, primarily parasitic in nature, known for their parasitic behavior on other insects' larvae.
Etymology
Greek origin, meaning 'single fighter'.
Example
The Monomachidae are often found parasitizing the larvae of other insects.
Related Terms
- Wasps
- Parasitic Wasps
- Hymenoptera