A member of the Comidae family (a zoological term used in historical taxonomy for certain organisms).
From Latin/scientific nomenclature. The '-id' suffix is common in biological classification (like 'arachnid' for spiders). This appears to be a specialized scientific term with limited modern usage.
Scientific naming can be fun to trace—the '-id' suffix in biology (from Latin '-ida') helps scientists show family relationships, kind of like how '-son' shows parentage in names. However, 'comid' is quite obscure and rarely appears in contemporary use.
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