Definition:
Okay, the user wants me to define "cyclomyarian" in two sentences. First, I need to recall what that term means. Cyclomyaria is a type of plant, right? It's native to North America. Maybe they're talking about wildflowers or something related.
Wait, I should check if there's any scientific knowledge here. Cyclomyaria is an actual species within the genus Cyclomys, which are myrmecophorans—honeybees. Oh yes! So the term cyclomyarian refers to honeybees that live in these specific habitats.
Now, making two sentences. The first sentence should introduce the term and its origin. The second sentence can explain their characteristics or behavior. Let me structure that. First sentence: Cyclomyaria is a species of myrmecophorans native to North America, known for living in particular plant-rich environments. Second sentence: They are characterized by their ability to navigate using their tracheae and have a specific habitat preference. That should cover it.
Cyclomyaria refers to a species of myrmecophorans found in the genus Cyclomys, native to North America, which inhabit plant-rich ecosystems rather than honeycomb structures. They are known for using their tracheae to navigate and thrive in specific habitats.
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