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Odonata, the Dragonflies and Damselflies

Odonata Fabricius, 1793 (=Paraneuroptera Shipley, 1904)

Links and Information on Odonata

Links on Odonata Organized by Region

Links and Information on the families of Odonata

Links and Information on Odonata

also see general insect resources

  General Resources

• Biodiversity Explorer: Odonata
• Compendium of Hexapod Classes and Orders: Odonata
• Damsels and Dragons - the Insect Order Odonata
• Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata Information Network)
• Dragonfly and Damselfly Links
• Ecowatch: Odonata
• Gordon Ramel's Odonata Page
• Odonata, University of Georgia-Athens
• Odonata - Dragonflies and Damselflies, Roy J. Beckemeyer
• Odonata (Dragonflies and Damselflies) (PDF File)
• Odonata Glossary
• Odonatology Web Site
• Ord. Odonata - Libellen, Müchen Univerität
• Order Odonata: Dragonflies, Damselflies
• Orders of Insects: Odonata, Virginia Tech
• Tree of Life: Odonata
• University of Delaware Insect Database: Odonata

  People, Places, and Organizations

• British Dragonfly Society
• Directory of Odonatologists
• Dragonfly Society of the Americas
• International Congress of Odonatology
• International Dragonfly Fund
• ODONATA-L, Dragonfly Biology Listserv
• Odonata Information Network, International Odonata Research Institute
• Societas Internationalis Odonatologica (International Odonatological Society)
• Specialist Group for Systematic and Phylogenetic Odonatology (SGSPO)
• Worldwide Dragonfly Association

  Bibliographic and Fulltext Resources

• Dragonfly and Damselfly Bibliography, over 9,000 entries, 1773-present
• NC State Bibliographies: Odonata
• Odonatological Bibliography (ca. 1.300 references, mainly from 1990-96)
• PETALURA, vol. 1 and 2
• Roy J. Beckemeyer's Odonata Bibliography

  Collections, Museums, and Images

• Cedar Creek Insect Images: Odonata
• Digital Dragonfly Museum, Texas A&M University
• Enns Entomology Museum: Odonata , University of Missouri-Columbia
• Entomology Image Gallery, Penn State
• Identification, Images, and Information: Odonata
• Image Resource for Entomology Collections: Odonata
• Insect Drawings Gallery: Odonata
• Insect Mouthparts: Dragonfly Naiad, NC State University
• Insect Research Collection: Odonata, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Odonata at the Museum of Entomology (FSCA)
• Odonata Fossil Insect Gallery
• Odonata Image Gallery
• Odonata Images, University of Michigan Museum of Zoology
• Odonata in the Swedish Museum of Natural History
• Odonata: Pictures (Animal Diversity Web)
• Primary Types Collection Holdings: Odonata
• Siberian Zoological Museum Insecta Collection: Odonata
• Virtual Bug Collection: Odonata

  Catalogues, Checklists, and Phylogenies

• Aquatic Insects and Mites of South Africa: Odonata
• Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) of the United States
• Dragonflies (Odonata) of the Southwest
• Dragonfly Biodiversity, University of Puget Sound
• Fauna Iberica/Iberian Fauna: Ord. Odonata
• Field Key to Adult Washington Dragonflies (Odonata)
• Genera of Odonatoptera, alphabetical checklist of fossil and extant odonate genera
• Identification, Images, and Information: Odonata
• Michigan Odonata Survey
• OdonataCentral
• Odonata (Czech)
• Odonata Information Network List, links to lists of species from around the world
• Odonata of North America
• Odonata World Species List
• Ordenes de insectos de Costa Rica: Odonata
• Phylogenetic Systematics of Odonata
• Regional Lists of Ontario Odonata
• World List of Odonata (PDF File)

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)

  Image Libraries

• California Dragonflies & Damselflies
• Digital Dragonfly On-line Museum, Texas A&M University

  Keys

• Field Key to Adult Washington Dragonflies (Odonata)

  Species & Generic Checklists

• Roy J. Beckemeyer's Odonata Page

  Neotropical (Central America and South America)

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

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