Genus Myrmeleon is a type of insect belonging to the family Myrmeleontidae, commonly known as antlions. Antlions are predatory insects that are known for their unique habit of digging pits in sandy soil to trap their prey. Some synonyms for the term Genus Myrmeleon include Antlionidae, Myrmeleontina, and Myrmeleontiformia. These synonyms are used to refer to the same group of predatory insects that exhibit similar characteristics and behavior. The antlions have a distinct appearance, with long, slender bodies, and two pairs of wings. These finely veined wings are characterized by a distinctive pattern, which allows for easy recognition of the insect.