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Atlas of the Odonata of the Mediterranean and North Africa

Mónica Azpilicueta Amorín, Jean‐Pierre Boudot, Vincent J. Kalkman

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The atlas contain information on the distribution of damselflies in the Mediterranean and North africa, collected by hundreds of people over a period of more than 150 years. Knowledge of the odonata in this area has shown a strong growth rather recently, particulaty since the 1970s. For species virtualy unstudied a decade ago, we now have photographs, drawings, maps and information on ecology and biology.

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The atlas contain information on the distribution of damselflies in the Mediterranean and North africa, collected by hundreds of people over a period of more than 150 years. Knowledge of the odonata in this area has shown a strong growth rather recently, particulaty since the 1970s. For species virtualy unstudied a decade ago, we now have photographs, drawings, maps and information on ecology and biology.

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The atlas contain information on the distribution of damselflies in the Mediterranean and North africa, collected by hundreds of people over a period of more than 150 years. Knowledge of the odonata in this area has shown a strong growth rather recently, particulaty since the 1970s. For species virtualy unstudied a decade ago, we now have photographs, drawings, maps and information on ecology and biology.

Key concepts: Odonata, Atlas (anatomy), Geography, Mediterranean climate, Dragonfly, Ecology, Archaeology, Biology

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