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cyclorrhaphous
cyclorrhaphous adj. 
/sᵻˈklɒrəfəs/, /saɪˈklɔrəfəs/, /sᵻˈklɑrəfəs/, /sᵻˈklɔrəfəs/ [ < modern Latin Cyclorapha, Cyclorrhapha (F. Brauer Monographie der Oestriden (1863) 34), Greek ῥαϕή seam (ῥάπτειν to sew)] Entomology of or pertaining to the Cyclorrhapha, a division of dipterous insects in which the adult emerges from the puparium through a circular seam; distinguished from orthorrhaphous adj.
Brit. /sʌɪˈklɒrəfəs/
, /sʌɪˈklɒrəfəs//sᵻˈklɒrəfəs/U.S. /saɪˈklɑrəfəs/
, /saɪˈklɑrəfəs//saɪˈklɔrəfəs//sᵻˈklɑrəfəs//sᵻˈklɔrəfəs/ΘΚΠ
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cyclorrhaphous1889
1889 Cent. Dict. Cyclorhaphous.
1901 G. H. Verrall Brit. Flies VIII. 11 Cyclorrhaphous flies of not at all a leathery texture.
1961 J. E. Collin Brit. Flies VI. 1 It is now more usual to..adopt as the two main divisions the Nematocera and Brachycera with the latter subdivided into the Orthorrhaphous- and Cyclorrhaphous-Brachycera.
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