idotheidae
/ɪdoʊˈθiːədiː/Definitions
1. noun
a family of extinct or prehistoric moths, particularly within the order Lepidoptera.
“The fossil record revealed several species of idotheidae that flourished during the Jurassic period.”
1. noun
a family of extinct or prehistoric moths, particularly within the order Lepidoptera.
“The fossil record revealed several species of idotheidae that flourished during the Jurassic period.”