Trigonalyidae

Definition

A family of Hymenoptera insects commonly known as wasps, characterized by their distinctive body structure and parasitic behavior.

Etymology

Named after the Greek words 'trigonon' (triangle), referring to the shape of their wings or body, and '-idae' indicating family.

Example

The Trigonalyidae are a small family of parasitic wasps often found in various regions around the world.

Related Terms

• Hymenoptera
• Insecta

Usage Notes

Trigonalyidae are sometimes mistaken for other Hymenoptera due to their similar appearance.