A diagram or graph that displays information in a circular or cyclic pattern, often used to show relationships or patterns that repeat.
From 'cyclo-' (Greek kyklos, circle) + '-gram' (Greek gramma, something written or drawn). The term emerged in data visualization and information design in the 20th century.
A cyclogram is like nature's way of organizing information—instead of reading left to right, you follow the circle, which our brains actually find more intuitive for showing patterns that return to their starting point, like seasons or daily rhythms.
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