Definition of myrmecioid in English:

myrmecioid

adjective məːˈmiːsɪɔɪd

Entomology

Designating a group of ants including the subfamily Myrmeciinae and certain closely related subfamilies. Especially in "myrmecioid complex".

noun məːˈmiːsɪɔɪd

Entomology

An ant belonging to the myrmecioid complex. rare.

Origin

1950s. Either from scientific Latin myrmeci- (in Myrmeciinae, subfamily name from Myrmecia, genus name + -inae) + -oid, or directly from scientific Latin Myrmecia, genus name (J. C. Fabricius Systema Piezatorum 423; from ancient Greek μυρμηκ- + scientific Latin -ia) + -oid.

Definition of myrmecioid in US English:

myrmecioid

adjectiveməːˈmiːsɪɔɪd

Entomology

Designating a group of ants including the subfamily Myrmeciinae and certain closely related subfamilies. Especially in "myrmecioid complex".

nounməːˈmiːsɪɔɪd

Entomology

An ant belonging to the myrmecioid complex. rare.

Origin

1950s. Either from scientific Latin myrmeci- (in Myrmeciinae, subfamily name from Myrmecia, genus name + -inae) + -oid, or directly from scientific Latin Myrmecia, genus name (J. C. Fabricius Systema Piezatorum 423; from ancient Greek μυρμηκ- + scientific Latin -ia) + -oid.

词汇	myrmecioid
释义	Definition of myrmecioid in English: myrmecioid adjective məːˈmiːsɪɔɪd Entomology Designating a group of ants including the subfamily Myrmeciinae and certain closely related subfamilies. Especially in "myrmecioid complex". noun məːˈmiːsɪɔɪd Entomology An ant belonging to the myrmecioid complex. rare. Origin 1950s. Either from scientific Latin myrmeci- (in Myrmeciinae, subfamily name from Myrmecia, genus name + -inae) + -oid, or directly from scientific Latin Myrmecia, genus name (J. C. Fabricius Systema Piezatorum 423; from ancient Greek μυρμηκ- + scientific Latin -ia) + -oid. Definition of myrmecioid in US English: myrmecioid adjectiveməːˈmiːsɪɔɪd Entomology Designating a group of ants including the subfamily Myrmeciinae and certain closely related subfamilies. Especially in "myrmecioid complex". nounməːˈmiːsɪɔɪd Entomology An ant belonging to the myrmecioid complex. rare. Origin 1950s. Either from scientific Latin myrmeci- (in Myrmeciinae, subfamily name from Myrmecia, genus name + -inae) + -oid, or directly from scientific Latin Myrmecia, genus name (J. C. Fabricius Systema Piezatorum 423; from ancient Greek μυρμηκ- + scientific Latin -ia) + -oid.
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