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Aeshnidae

Aeshnidae, also called aeshnids, hawkers, or darners, is a family of dragonflies, found nearly worldwide, with more than 50 genera and over 450 species.

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Aeshnidae

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related to Genera · 33
Aeshnidae → Acanthaeschna Selys, Brauer, Calvert, De Marmels, Dumont, Evans, Fabricius, Fraser, Förster, Hagen, Hu, Ikemeyer, Karube, Katatani, Kiyoshi, Kosterin, Leach, Lieftinck, Martin, McLachlan
related to Fossils · 12
Aeshnidae → Baissaeschna Pritykina, Berriasian, Buryatia, Cretaceous, For, Gomphaeschna, Gomphaeschnidae, However, Pritykina, Russia, The, World Odonata Checklist
related to References · 12
Aeshnidae → Angle Wings, Dragonflies, Family Aeshnidae, Hawkers, ISBN, Jill, OCLC, Silsby, Smithsonian Institution Press, Suborder Anisoptera Superfamily Aeshnoidea, Washington DC, World
related to Taxonomy · 6
Aeshnidae → Aeschnidae, Elford Leach, Greek Aechma, However, Rhionaeschna, The
related to External links · 3
Aeshnidae → Borneo Island, Odonata CentralAeshnidae Dragonflies, World Odonata List
see also · 1
Aeshnidae → List

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family dragonflies genera bechly 2001 et al fossil eocene early nearly species largest long aeshna anax wings aptian ceará also

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Aeshnidaerelated to External linksWorld Odonata List0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to External linksOdonata CentralAeshnidae Dragonflies0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to External linksBorneo Island0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to FossilsThe0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to FossilsGomphaeschna0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to FossilsPritykina0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to FossilsBaissaeschna Pritykina0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to FossilsCretaceous0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to FossilsBerriasian0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to FossilsBuryatia0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to FossilsRussia0.60section
Aeshnidaerelated to FossilsFor0.60section

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