Zygonychinae
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Zygonyx natalensis |
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| Fraser , 1957 |
Zygonychinae denotes a subfamily of libellulidae (Libellulidae) within the vial . It was established in 1957 by Frederic Charles Fraser and is considered the group in which wing veining is most developed. The animals are found in parts of Asia and parts of Africa .
features
The adult males of the subfamily Zygonychinae have a shiny, green or black abdomen , and their complex eyes are also green. The animals are drawn in yellow; when they get older, they turn darker.
Systematics
The following genera belong to the Zygonychinae:
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Silsby, J. (2001): Dragonflies of the world , Smithsonian Institution Press
- ^ Henrik Steinmann - World Catalog of Odonata (Volume II Anisoptera) [p. 321f], de Gruyter, 1997, ISBN 3-11-014934-6
Web links
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