Nymphidae

Definition

A family of lacewings within the order Neuroptera, characterized by their delicate bodies and intricately veined wings.

Etymology

Derived from 'nymph', related to the immature stage and delicate appearance of adults.

Example

Nymphidae are often found in various habitats, usually near vegetation where they hunt for prey.

Related Terms

• Neuroptera
• lacewings
• Chrysopidae