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cal·o·neu·ro·dea
\ˌkalōn(y)üˈrōdēə\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from calo- + neur- + -odea (alteration of -oidea)
: a small order of neopterous insects with two similar pairs of wings and with legs adapted for running that appeared in the Upper Pennsylvanian and became extinct after the Permian
• cal·o·neu·ro·de·an \-dēən\ noun -s |