Kenyan dragonflies: Past, present and future

Laban Njoroge; Les G Underhill; Rene A Navarro

Kenyan dragonflies: Past, present and future

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Laban Njoroge
Les G Underhill
Rene A Navarro

Abstract

The report summarizes our knowledge of the Odonata (dragonflies and damselflies) of Kenya. It is based on 3,376 records, assembled from both the Odonata Database of Africa and the OdonataMAP section of the ADU Virtual Museum. 172 species have been recorded from Kenya. The paper provides an initial list of the Odonata of Kenya.

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2017-06-23

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Njoroge, L., Underhill, L. G., & Navarro, R. A. (2017). Kenyan dragonflies: Past, present and future. Biodiversity Observations, 8, 29: 1 – 17. Retrieved from https://journals.uct.ac.za/index.php/BO/article/view/427

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Vol. 8 (2017)

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