Davaineidae
plural noun
Dav·ai·ne·i·dae
ˌdavəˈnēəˌdē
: a family of small primitive cyclophyllidean tapeworms (type genus Davainea) that are chiefly parasites of birds and that have an armed cushion-shaped rostellum, the suckers also often with hooks, and the larva a cysticercoid see raillietina
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Davainea, type genus + -idae
- sarcopterygian
- sarcopterygians
- Sarcopterygii
- sarcopteses
- sarcoptesses
- sarcoptic mange
- sarcoptid
- sarcoptidaes
- sarcoptides
- sarcoptids
- Sarcoramphus
- sarcorhamphi
- sarcorhamphuses
- sarcorhamphusses
- sarcoscyphaceaes
- sarcosines
- sarcosoma
- sarcosomal
- sarcosomataceaes
- sarcosome
- sarcosomes
- Sarcosporida
- sarcosporidiae
- sarcosporidians
- sarcosporidias