What is another word for gelechiid?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛlɪt͡ʃˌɪɪd] (IPA) 
Gelechiid is a term that refers to a large family of small moths that belong to the Gelechioidea superfamily. These moths are known for their unique appearance and diversity, with over 4,500 species identified worldwide. Some common synonyms for Gelechiid include the "twirler moths" or "twirler family" due to their habit of twirling and spinning their larvae before pupating. Another synonym is the "snout moths" which refers to their elongated, pointed snout-like mouthparts. Other terms used to describe Gelechiid moths include "leaf-rolling moths" and "case-bearers" due to their caterpillar's habit of rolling and carrying leaves or creating cases out of silk and other materials.
