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tenebrionid
[ tuh-neb-ree-uh-nid ]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of tenebrionid1
1900–05; < New Latin Tenebrionidae family name, equivalent to Tenebrion-, stem of Tenebrio type genus (< Latin tenebriō, stem tenebriōn- one who operates in the dark) + -idae -id 2
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Example Sentences
The tribe of Tenebrionid, called formerly Melasomas, because they are nearly all black, resembles in some points the Carabici.
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Most of the other cases on record relate to the larv of Dermestid (larder beetles et al.) or Tenebrionid (meal infesting species).
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Can he owe his long period of inertia to the fact that he is one of the Tenebrionid, or Darkling Beetles?
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The closely allied Tenebrionid and other coleopterous families also supply various maggots possessed of parasitic habits.
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