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Dragonflies of Texas - A Field Guide (Paperback)
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Dragonflies of Texas - A Field Guide (Paperback)
Series: Texas Natural History Guides
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Dragonflies and damselflies (together known as Odonata) are among
the most remarkably distinctive insects in their appearance and
biology, and they have become some of the most popular creatures
sought by avocational naturalists. Texas hosts 160 species of
dragonflies, nearly half of the 327 species known in North America,
making the state a particularly good place to observe dragonflies
in their natural habitats. Dragonflies of Texas is the definitive
field guide to these insects. It covers all 160 species with in
situ photographs and detailed anatomical images as needed. Each
species is given a two-page spread that includes photographs of
both sexes and known variations when possible, key features, a
distribution map, identification, discussion of similar species,
status in Texas, habitat, seasonality, and general comments. Many
of the groups also have comparative plates that show anatomically
distinctive characteristics. In addition to the species accounts,
John Abbott discusses dragonfly anatomy, life history,
conservation, names, and photography. He also provides information
on species that may eventually be discovered in Texas, state and
global conservation rankings, seasonality of all species in
chronological order, and additional resources and publications on
the identification of dragonflies.
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