Ptychopteridae
plural noun
Pty·chop·ter·i·dae
ˌtīˌkäpˈterəˌdē
: a family of very delicate two-winged flies (suborder Nematocera) with long black white-barred legs and larvae with a prolonged caudal respiratory tube comprising the phantom crane flies
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Ptychoptera, type genus (from ptych- + -ptera) + -idae
- tetramethylenediamine
- tetramethyllead
- tetramethylleads
- tetramethylthiuram disulfide
- tetrammine
- tetramorph
- tetramorphic
- tetramorphism
- tetramorphous
- Tetrandria
- tetrandrian
- tetrandrous
- tetraneures
- tetraneurises
- tetraneurisses
- tetranitro-
- tetranitroaniline
- tetranitromethane
- tetranuclear
- tetranychid
- Tetranychidae
- tetranychidaes
- tetranychides
- tetranychids
- Tetranychus