- some 3,000
species are
extant around the world. The
relationships of
anisopteran families are not
fully resolved as of 2021, but all the
families are...
- S2CID 85017400. Mill, P. J.; ****rd, R. S. (1975). "Jet-propulsion in
anisopteran dragonfly larvae".
Journal of
Comparative Physiology A. 97 (4): 329–338...
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enthusiasts avoid ambiguity by
using the term true dragonfly, or
simply anisopteran, when they mean just the Anisoptera. An
alternative term
warriorfly has...
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piteousness pitying columbine Dragonfly nymph queen drake king
cluster flight anisopteran Duck (list) Also see
Mallard duckling duck hen ****
drake badling (on...
- ISBN 978-0-226-31573-7. Mill, P. J.; ****rd, R. S. (1975). "Jet-propulsion in
anisopteran dragonfly larvae".
Journal of
Comparative Physiology. 97 (4): 329–338...
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zygopteran families the
wings are held
horizontally at rest, and in one
anisopteran genus (e.g. Cordulephya, Corduliidae) the
wings are held in the typical...
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different histories Mill, P. J.; ****rd, R. S. (1975). "Jet-propulsion in
anisopteran dragonfly larvae".
Journal of
Comparative Physiology. 97 (4): 329–338...
- of 100 millimeters. This puts T.
plagiata as
being the
largest living Anisopteran, surp****ing
Petalura ingentissima at 162 millimeters.
There is some uncertainty...
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According to
Colgan and Silburt, it
prefers amphipods, coleopterans, and
anisopterans while avoiding zooplankton and
other planktonic species. In a
study by...
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larvae appear like
those of the
Anisoptera but are
unable to use the
Anisopteran jet-propulsion mode of escape;
instead they must walk. The
adult flight...
