NC STATE AGNIC SYSTEMATIC ENTOMOLOGY: A GUIDE TO ONLINE INSECT SYSTEMATIC RESOURCES

Megaloptera, the Alderflies, Dobsonflies, and Fishflies

see also Neuroptera (lacewings, antlions, and owlflies)

Megaloptera Latreille, 1802, s.s.

Links and Information on Megaloptera

Links on Megaloptera Organized by Region

Links and Information on the families of Megaloptera

Links and Information on Megaloptera

also see general insect resources

  General Resources

• Biodiversity Explorer: Megaloptera
• Compendium of Hexapod Classes and Orders: Neuroptera
• Ecowatch: Megaloptera
• Gordon Ramel's Neuroptera Page
• Insect Orders and Common Families: Megaloptera
• Megaloptera, University of Georgia-Athens
• NeuroWeb - The Neuropterists' Home Page
• Ord. Megaloptera-Schlammfliegen , Müchen Univerität
• Orders of Insects: Neuroptera
• Tree of Life: Megaloptera

  Bibliographic Databases

• Bibliography of the Neuropterida
• NC State Bibliographies: Megaloptera
• NC State Bibliographies: Neuropteroid Insects

  Collections, Museums, and Images

• Enns Entomology Museum: Neuroptera, University of Missouri-Columbia
• Image Resource for Entomology Collections: Neuroptera
• Images of Finnish Megaloptera
• Insect Drawings Gallery: Neuroptera
• Insect Research Collection: Megaloptera, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Neuropterida at the Museum of Entomology (FSCA)
• Primary Types Collection Holdings: Megaloptera
• Siberian Zoological Museum Insecta Collection: Megaloptera
• UMMZ Insect Division Taxonomic Holdings: Neuroptera

  Phylogenies, Checklists, and Keys

• Aquatic Insects and Mites of South Africa: Megaloptera
• Fauna Iberica/Iberian Fauna: Ord. Megaloptera
• Megaloptera of North America
• Notes on the Neuroptera & Megaloptera of Madagascar and Adjacent Islands
• Ordenes de insectos de Costa Rica: Neuroptera
• Preliminary Survey of the Megaloptera of Oklahoma
• Virtual Bug Collection: Megaloptera

Links Organized by Region

  Afrotropical (Africa south of the Tropic of Cancer)

  Australian (Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands)

  Indomalayan (India, Indochina, and Malaysia)

  Nearctic (North America, except Central America)

  Neotropical (Central America and South America)

  Palearctic (Europe, Asia except India and Indochina, and Africa north of the Tropic of Cancer)

Links and Information Organized by Family

only families in red have links

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