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.
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.