Tropical lattice moths
- Pronunciation
- /TROH-pik-luh-tress LAT-iss MO-ths/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Tropical lattice moth
- Plural
- Tropical lattice moths
Definition
A family of moths (Copromorphidae) known for their intricate wing patterns, found primarily in the tropics.
Etymology
From the Latin words 'tropical' and 'lattice', referring to the moth's habitat and the pattern of veins on their wings.
Example
Tropical lattice moths are known for their diverse wing patterns, which often resemble intricate lattices.