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Until recently, the single cyclopedid species Cyclopes didactylus (two-toed or silky anteater) was included in the family Myrmecophagidae. The Cyclopdidae and Myrmecophagidae are closely related to monophyletic suborder Vermilingua, but molecular evidence suggests that Cyclopes may have diverged from the lineage leading to Myrmecophagids way back in the middle Eocene, Making it Relatively distantly related to the larger anteaters.
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