Procampodeidae
- Pronunciation
- /proh-KAM-po-dee-ee-day/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Procampodeidae
- Plural
- Procampodeidae
Definition
A family of protura (order Protura) characterized by their elongate, slender bodies and often whitish or pale in color.
Full guide
Read the full Procampodeidae guide for identification, examples, and taxonomy.
Etymology
From Greek 'pro-', meaning 'before', and 'kampē', meaning 'caterpillar' or 'something bent'.
Example
Procampodeidae are found in diverse habitats worldwide, from forests to grasslands.