different between subfamily vs dobsonfly
subfamily
English
Etymology
sub- +? family
Noun
subfamily (plural subfamilies)
- (taxonomy) A taxonomic category ranking between a family and a genus; formerly called a tribe
- A secondary or subordinate grouping.
- 2015, Nicola Valcasara, Unreal Engine Game Development Blueprints (page 142)
- There is a handy font editor tool in the engine, where you can import your font and create family and subfamily for your font (for example, the same font can have a family for its bold, italic, light, and dark style as its subfamily).
- 2015, Nicola Valcasara, Unreal Engine Game Development Blueprints (page 142)
Translations
See also
- Category:mul:Taxonomic names (subfamily)
- Category:mul:Taxonomic names (tribe)
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dobsonfly
English
Etymology
Unknown; possibly Dobson +? fly
Noun
dobsonfly (plural dobsonflies)
- Any insect of the subfamily Corydalinae, whose males have long mandibles, found in the Americas and related most closely to the fishfly.
Translations
See also
- hellgramite (dobsonfly larva)
Further reading
- dobsonfly on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
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