Cyclorrhaphy - Cyclorrhaphy

Japanese: 環縫亜目 - かんぽうあもく

…There are over 50 families and over 100,000 species in the world, and about 30 families and several thousand species in Japan, but most of them have not yet been studied. Diptera is divided into three suborders: Longhorn, Brachyhorn, and Cyclorrha. The longhorn group Nematocera is a group of insects with antennae longer than the thorax, eight or more segments, most of which are roughly equal in shape, such as mosquitoes and crane flies. …

From 【Fly】

…It refers to insects belonging to the Diptera suborder Cyclorrha, but it is also used as a general term for similar Dipteran insects, and does not necessarily refer only to Cyclorrha. For example, fungus flies, house flies, and moth flies belong to the Macroceratopsid suborder, while ear flies (illustration), paper flies (illustration), and sand flies belong to the Brachyceratopsid suborder. …

*Some of the terminology that refers to the "Cycnorrhabditis" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…世界で五十数科，10万種以上，日本でも約30科，数千種の記録があるが，まだそのほとんどが研究されていないのが現状である。　双翅目は長角亜目，短角亜目，環縫亜目の3亜目に分類される。長角亜目Nematoceraは，触角が胸部より長く，8節以上あり，そのほとんどがほぼ等しい形状をした環節からなるグループで，カやガガンボの類である。…