Produktbild: Abbott, J: Damselflies Of Texas

Abbott, J: Damselflies Of Texas A Field Guide

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.05.2011

Illustriert von

Barrett Anthony Klein

Verlag

University of Texas Press

Seitenzahl

292

Maße (L/B/H)

18.8/12.2/2.3 cm

Gewicht

450 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-292-71449-6

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.05.2011

Illustriert von

Barrett Anthony Klein

Verlag

University of Texas Press

Seitenzahl

292

Maße (L/B/H)

18.8/12.2/2.3 cm

Gewicht

450 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-292-71449-6

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  • Produktbild: Abbott, J: Damselflies Of Texas
    • Preface
    • Acknowledgments
    • Introduction
      • What Is a Damselfly?
      • Damselfly Anatomy
        • Head
        • Thorax
        • Wings
        • Abdomen
        • Sexes
        • Coloration
      • Life History of Damselflies
        • Egg
        • Nymph
        • Adult
        • Reproduction
        • Flight
        • Vision
      • Creating the Illustrations in the Book
      • Texas Biotic Provinces
      • Damselfly Habitats
      • Conservation
      • Odonate Names
      • Photographing Damselflies
      • The Value of Odonate Collections
      • How to Identify Damselflies
      • How to Use the Species Accounts
      • Species Accounts
        • Family Calopterygidae
        • Broad-winged Damselflies
          • Sparkling Jewelwing
          • Ebony Jewelwing
          • American Rubyspot
          • Canyon Rubyspot
          • Smoky Rubyspot
        • Family Lestidae
        • Spreadwings
          • Great Spreadwing
          • Plateau Spreadwing
          • Southern Spreadwing
          • Rainpool Spreadwing
          • Blue-striped Spreadwing
          • Elegant Spreadwing
          • Slender Spreadwing
          • Chalky Spreadwing
          • Lyre-tipped Spreadwing
          • Swamp Spreadwing
        • Family Protoneuridae
        • Threadtails
          • Coral-fronted Threadtail
          • Amelia's Threadtail
          • Orange-striped Threadtail
        • Family Coenagrionidae
        • Pond Damsels
          • Paiute Dancer
          • Blue-ringed Dancer
          • Blue-fronted Dancer
          • Powdered Dancer
          • Sooty Dancer
          • Golden-winged Dancer
          • Blue-tipped Dancer
          • Tezpi Dancer
          • Dusky Dancer
          • Comanche Dancer
          • Apache Dancer
          • Springwater Dancer
          • Seepage Dancer
          • Leonora's Dancer
          • Aztec Dancer
          • Variable Dancer
          • Lavender Dancer
          • Kiowa Dancer
          • Amethyst Dancer
          • Coppery Dancer
          • Fiery-eyed Dancer
          • Burgundy Bluet
          • Orange Bluet
          • Vesper Bluet
          • Alkali Bluet
          • Arroyo Bluet
          • Double-striped Bluet
          • Familiar Bluet
          • Atlantic Bluet
          • Big Bluet
          • Tule Bluet
          • Rainbow Bluet
          • Azure Bluet
          • Attenuated Bluet
          • Turquoise Bluet
          • Stream Bluet
          • Skimming Bluet
          • Slender Bluet
          • Neotropical Bluet
          • Caribbean Yellowface
          • Mexican Wedgetail
          • Painted Damsel
          • Rambur's Forktail
          • Desert Forktail
          • Eastern Forktail
          • Mexican Forktail
          • Plains Forktail
          • Black-fronted Forktail
          • Citrine Forktail
          • Lilypad Forktail
          • Fragile Forktail
          • Furtive Forktail
          • Cream-tipped Swampdamsel
          • Red-tipped Swampdamsel
          • Sphagnum Sprite
          • Southern Sprite
          • Everglades Sprite
          • Duckweed Firetail
          • Desert Firetail
        • Appendix A. Species That May Eventually Occur in Texas
        • Appendix B. Conservation Status Ranks for Texas Damselflies
        • Appendix C. Seasonality of Texas Damselflies
        • Appendix D. Damselfly Publications and Resources
        • Glossary
        • References
        • Indexes