Papilionidae
plural noun
Pa·pil·i·on·i·dae
pəˌpilēˈänəˌdē
: a large family (superfamily Papilionoidea) of butterflies that have all three pairs of legs well developed in both sexes, larvae usually with osmeteria, and pupae which are angular and typically attached by the anal end and a median loop of silk
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Papilion-, Papilio, type genus + -idae
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