Usage examples (7)

• The Neuroptera and Coleoptera among which campodeiform larvae are common, are less specialised than Lepidoptera,
• Some of these caddis-grubs retain the campodeiform condition and do not shelter permanently in cases, as their relations do.
• A fact of much importance in the transformations of beetles as pointed out by Brauer (1869) is that in a few families, the first larval instar is campodeiform, while the...
• It is of interest to note that in the earlier stages of some caddises lately described and figured by A.J. Siltala (1907), the legs are relatively very long, and the larva is...