Definition: Anthropophagus, a term in ancient Greek mythology, refers to the human-like body of an insect that is the mouth of the earthworm "Phyllostomia" (or "Phyllobothrium"). This body consists of soft tissues and a hard shell covering its outer surface. The concept has been used throughout history to depict the size, shape, or behavior of certain animals, particularly in works of art and literature.
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