- from the body.
Damselflies have
existed since the Late Jur****ic, and are
found on
every continent except Antarctica. All
damselflies are
predatory insects:...
- (Dragonflies and
Damselflies K****ner, Ziv; Dafni, Eyal; Ribak, Gal (2016-02-01). "Kinematic
compensation for wing loss in
flying damselflies".
Journal of...
- the body,
while damselflies hold
their wings folded at rest,
along or
above the abdomen.
Dragonflies are
agile fliers,
while damselflies have a weaker,...
-
order of
predatory flying insects that
includes the
dragonflies and
damselflies (as well as the
Epiophlebia damsel-dragonflies). The two
major groups...
- Cora is a
genus of
damselflies in the
family Polythoridae, the bannerwings. In a 1990
revision there were 18 species.
Species include: Cora
aurea Cora...
-
family of
damselflies, also
known as pond
damselflies, in the
order Odonata and the
suborder Zygoptera. The
Zygoptera are the
damselflies,
which although...
- black.
These damselflies can
easily be
confused with
small red
damselflies, but the
latter has
orange legs,
while the
large red
damselfly has
black legs...
-
which adult male
common blue
damselfly does not possess.
immature juvenile young adult male
Adult female azure damselflies have a head and
thorax pattern...
-
Cryptophaea is a
small genus of
damselflies in the
family Euphaeidae. The
genus was cir****scribed by the
Finnish entomologist Matti Hämäläinen in 2003...
-
Devadatta is a
genus of
damselflies in the
family Devadattidae which is a sister-group of the Chlorocyphidae.
There are
about 13
described species in...
