Definition: The term "ACARIDAN" does not appear to be a recognized term in English or any other language known to me, so I can't provide a specific definition for it. However, here are some common meanings of this term: - Acaridan (also known as 'the black banana') is a type of banana that has darker skin and has been bred for its color rather than size. It was first grown in the Philippines in the 19th century and became popular during World War II. - In English, it can be used to mean any type of animal with a unique appearance or behavior. I hope this helps!

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Definition: "Acariidans" means "worms or arachnids," which are a group of animals that have long, segmented bodies with four sets of legs, one at each end of the body. The term refers to creatures that live in freshwater habitats and feed on various types of aquatic plants. In English, "acaridans" can be used to describe any organism that feeds on or is related to arachnids. Examples include spiders (including spiders of different genera such as Arctoscelis, Sphingidae), scorpions (Arctoscelis and other genus Arctoscelidae), scorpions (Spheniscidae), and the family Apocynidae. In terms of definition, "acaridans" is a broad term that includes organisms such as arachnids, spiders, scorpions, and other related animals. These creatures can be found in various habitats, from freshwater to tropical rainforests, and are known for their ability to communicate with each other and with humans through different means of communication.

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