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Gomphidae

Gomphidae is a family of dragonflies commonly known as clubtails or club-tailed dragonflies. The family is placed in the superfamily Gomphoidea, together with Petaluridae.

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Gomphidae

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Gomphidae

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related to Genera · 34
Gomphidae → Acrogomphus Laidlaw, Asahina, Bartenev, Belle, Burmeister, Calvert, Cammaerts, Campion, Carle, Chao, Charpentier, Cowley, Fraser, Haan, Hagen, Karsch, Karube, Klots, Kosterin, Laidlaw
related to Fossil genera · 17
Gomphidae → Aptian, Auroradraco Archibald, Bechly, Brazil, Burmalindenia Schädel, Burmese, Canada, Cannings, Cenomanian, Crato Formation, Cratohagenius Bechly, Cratolindenia Bechly, Gunterbechlya Huang, Kamloops Group, Nannogomphus Handlirsch, Several, Ypresian
related to Fossil record · 11
Gomphidae → Africa, Asia, Australia, Cenomanian, Cretaceous, Europe, Late Cretaceous, North, Quaternary, South America, The
related to Etymology · 3
Gomphidae → Gomphus, Greek, The
related to Gallery · 3
Gomphidae → Gomphus, Ictinogomphus, Pair
related to Phylogeny · 3
Gomphidae → Gomphoidea, Molecular, Petaluridae
related to Taxonomy · 2
Gomphidae → Rambur, The
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Gomphidae → family of dragonflies commonly known as clubtails or club-tailed dragonflies

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species family genera superfamily gomphus name abdomen gomphoidea petaluridae north eyes families dragonflies placed common gomphids widely separated many often

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Gomphidaeis afamily of dragonflies commonly known as clubtails or club-tailed dragonflies0.90text
Gomphidaerelated to EtymologyThe0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to EtymologyGomphus0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to EtymologyGreek0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to Fossil generaSeveral0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to Fossil generaAuroradraco Archibald0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to Fossil generaCannings0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to Fossil generaKamloops Group0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to Fossil generaCanada0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to Fossil generaYpresian0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to Fossil generaBurmalindenia Schädel0.60section
Gomphidaerelated to Fossil generaBechly0.60section

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