Urodidae

Definition

A small family of moths known for their unique wing patterns and structures, primarily found in temperate and tropical regions.

Etymology

From Greek 'oura', meaning 'tail', and 'eidos', meaning 'form'.

Example

Urodidae are often collected by entomologists studying moth biodiversity.

Related Terms

• Lepidoptera
• Moths
• Butterflies

Usage Notes

Urodidae moths are often studied for their distinctive wing morphology and evolutionary relationships within Lepidoptera.