Prionoglaridetae

Definition

An order of small insects, formerly classified under Psocoptera, now recognized under a separate order. They are characterized by their unique body structure and lack of wings, typically found in dark, humid habitats like caves.

Etymology

Derived from Greek words meaning 'primordial' and 'gnat-like'.

Example

Prionoglaridetae are often found in caves and under stones.

Related Terms

• Psocoptera
• Cave insects