Tolong jelaskan mengenai Hesperiidae

Hesperiidae adalah sebuah keluarga biologi dari Lepidoptera (ngengat dan kupu-kupu). Keluarga biologi tersebut memiliki lebih dari 3500 spesies.

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(2014): Catalogus on the collection of Lepidoptera. Part I. Hesperiidae. - Moscow, 310 p.  .