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Libelluloidea
Libelluloidea is the most species-rich superfamily of dragonflies, comprising 13 families. The superfamily includes the skimmers, cruisers, emeralds and their relatives, and represents one of the most diverse evolutionary radiations within modern dragonflies. Recent phylogenetic studies using morphological and molecular data have substantially revised the classification of the group, including the recognition and restoration of several families.
Article summary
Libelluloidea is the most species-rich superfamily of dragonflies, comprising 13 families. The superfamily includes the skimmers, cruisers, emeralds and their relatives, and represents one of the most diverse evolutionary radiations within modern dragonflies. Recent phylogenetic studies using morphological and molecular data have substantially revised the classification of the group, including the recognition and restoration of several families.
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