Glossata generally have a coiled tongue called a haustellum useful in obtaining nectar.
Its suborders include frenates, jugatees, and the glossata classifcation containing ninety-nine percent of all members. The non-glossates have primitive chewing mouthparts and solid scales. The more primitive suborders have a structure called a "jugum," which is a lobe near the base of the hind margin of the forewing that holds it in place. Glossata generally have a coiled tongue called a haustellum useful in obtaining nectar. For 10 points-- name this order of moths and butterflies.
Its suborders include frenates, jugatees, and the glossata classifcation containing ninety-nine percent of all members.
{Lepidoptera}