mutillidae (Meaning)
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mutillidae (n)
a family of wasps
Synonyms & Antonyms of mutillidae
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mutillidae Sentence Examples
- Mutillidae are a family of stinging wasps known for their intense pain delivered by their stings.
- Female mutillidae are wingless, while males have fully developed wings.
- Mutillidae wasps possess a long, narrow ovipositor used for egg-laying and defense.
- The sting of mutillidae wasps is incredibly painful and causes extensive swelling and tissue damage.
- Mutillidae commonly parasitize other insects, particularly ground-dwelling bees and wasps.
- Some species of mutillidae are also known to engage in kleptoparasitism, stealing prey from other predators.
- The distinctive facial structure of mutillidae, with their large mandibles, gives them a formidable appearance.
- Mutillidae wasps are found in a wide range of habitats, from grasslands to forests.
- The ecological role of mutillidae as predators and parasites is still not fully understood.
- The study of mutillidae wasps contributes to our knowledge of insect behavior, ecology, and the evolutionary relationships within the Hymenoptera insect order.
FAQs About the word mutillidae
a family of wasps
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Mutillidae are a family of stinging wasps known for their intense pain delivered by their stings.
Female mutillidae are wingless, while males have fully developed wings.
Mutillidae wasps possess a long, narrow ovipositor used for egg-laying and defense.
The sting of mutillidae wasps is incredibly painful and causes extensive swelling and tissue damage.
