Sarcococcidae are a family of parasitic nematodes that primarily infects insects, specifically those belonging to the order Coleoptera and the family Coleopteridae. They are known for their complex feeding mechanisms and specialized mouthparts designed to capture and digest the host's tissues.
Hemisarcoptoidea is a family of arthropods that includes insects with eight legs and have two pairs of opposable thumbs, known as pincers. They are characterized by their long, slender bodies and simple arms. The genus name, Hemisarcoptilla, comes from the Latin word "hemi," meaning half or part, referring to the fact that these insects belong to a family with eight legs.
