Xenorhinidæ (zen or in ide)

pl. [NL., Illinois, remarkable in that the male antenne are flabellate, a unique structure in the family Buprestidæ. Xenorhynchus (zen-ō-ring'kus), n. [NL. (Bonaparte, 1855), (which see, under stork ). Xenos (zē'nos), n. [NL. (Ro i, 1792), ξέ νος , strange.] A genus enus of parasitic coleopters, of the family Stylopidæ , having four-jointed antenne and four-jointed tarsi. The species are found in middle and southern Europe and in North and South America. They are among the most remarkable of insects, earliest known strepsipters. Also, and preferably, Xenus .