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Family Dilaridae:
pleasing lacewings (Late Cretaceous-Present)
Superfamily Mantispoidea Family Berothidae:
beaded lacewings (Late Jur****ic-Present) Family...
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simply called "
lacewings".
Since most of the
diversity of
Neuroptera are
properly referred to as some sort of "
lacewing",
common lacewings is preferable...
- Red
lacewing can
refer to
either of two
butterfly species in the
genus Cethosia:
Cethosia biblis, from
South and
Southeast Asia
Cethosia cydippe, from...
- they spin
circular cocoons and pupate.[unreliable source?]
Adult green lacewings are a pale
green colour with long,
threadlike antennae and glossy, golden...
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Neuroptera (which
includes lacewings and owlflies),
mantidflies are
apparently most
closely related to the
Dilaridae (pleasing
lacewings) and the
thorny (Rhachiberothidae)...
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Campion is a
genus of
mantisflies belonging to the
subfamily Mantispinae. The
species of this
genus are
endemic to Australia,
where they are
widely distributed...
- Suca is a
genus of
antlions belonging to the
family Myrmeleontidae. The
species of this
genus are
found in
Southern Africa. "Suca Navás, 1921". Global...
- the
pleasing lacewings (Dilaridae),
silky lacewings (Psychopsidae),
giant lacewings (Polystoechotidae) and as
noted above the
green lacewings (Chrysopidae)...
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Lacewing is a
common name
applied to some
species in the
insect order Neuroptera.
Lacewing may also
refer to:
Lacewing, a
variety of budgerigar, Melopsittacus...
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lifespans compared to the larvae. Adults,
sometimes known as
antlion lacewings,
mostly fly at dusk or just
after dark and may be
mistakenly identified...
