Gasterophilidae
plural noun
Gas·ter·o·phil·i·dae
ˌgastə(ˌ)rōˈfiləˌdē
: a family of two-winged flies comprising the horse botflies, resembling honeybees in size and proportions, and having the adult mouthparts vestigial and the antennae sunken in facial grooves
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Gasterophilus, type genus + -idae