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- This is the Yellow Emperor Dragonfly. A closer look to the dragonfly's thorax and head. There are two pair of
clean membranous wings attached to its thorax, where are the strong muscle
to drive the wings. It has a pair of large compound eyes which covered most
of its head. Watching carefully, we can also see its pair of small antenna
and three ocelli.
Face is yellow with black marking on the labrum. There is the inversed 'T'
marking on its frons. Its two large compound eyes are yellowish-green under
the sunlight, touching with each others.
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- Please also check this page for more information on Insect
Biology.
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- Reference:
- 1. The Australian Dragonflies - CSIRO, Watson, Theisinger &
Abbey,1991, p56.
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