Definition: Aramidae is a family of large, winged flies that are found in various parts of the world. They belong to the order Diptera and are known for their long, slender wings, which they use for flight. Aramidae includes several genera and species, including the common aramida (Anopheles), which is a major pest in many countries worldwide. The family Aramidae has been named after the Greek word "aramis", meaning "wing
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