Allopetalia Selys, 1873
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5921461 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/D076D419-B563-FFA6-FF23-F3562081F93D |
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Allopetalia Selys, 1873 |
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Allopetalia Selys, 1873 View in CoL
A genus of only two species that are very restricted in distribution ( Garrison et al. 2006). See Ris (1904) and Martin (1909) for identification. These large dragonflies apparently inhabit small streamlets on steep mountain sides in cloud forest. One species ( Fig. 60 View FIGURE 60 ) has been found in Ecuador.
Allopetalia pustulosa Selys, 1873 . Publ. Recs. COL, VEN: (H06), Garrison (2006), (P11); plus PER: Garrison (2006).
Addl. Data. PC, Mejía: 1 ♂, Chincha via Chiriboga 25 v 1981, leg. & det.? [QZAC]; TU, Baños: 1 ♀, Baños, “in cane field, no nearby water” (-1.40, -78.4, 1850m), 1 xi 1937, leg.? det?. Data provided by RWG [UMMZ].
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