Por otro lado, los adultos voladores de ciertos grupos, como por ejemplo
Odonata, Trichoptera y Megaloptera, se preservan en seco (guardados en sobres transparentes o montados en alfileres, segun el grupo) o montados en laminas fijas (algunas familias de Diptera).
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Odonata NI NI Orthoptera Romaleidae Tropidacri scollaris Stoll Order Feeding Frequency Coleoptera Leaf Rare-L Diptera Leaf Rare-Tr Predator Rare-L Predator Rare-L Hemiptera Leaf Rare-L Leaf Rare-L Leaf Rare-L Leaf Rare-L Trunk Rare-Tr Leaf Rare-L Leaf Rare-L Hymenoptera Generalist Common-L Pollen Rare-L Generalist Rare-L Generalist Constant-L Generalist Rare-L Generalist Common-L Predator Rare-L Lepidoptera Leaf Rare-L Mantodea Predator Rare-L
Odonata Predator Rare-L Orthoptera Leaf Common-L NI = not identified, L = leaf, Tr = trunk.
This increase in frequency of self-predation relative to space agreed with the report of [15] that reported fluctuations' in predatorial capacity due to biological and physical factors for the aquatic insect predators (
Odonata, Coleoptera, Diptera, and Hemiptera).
were Diptera larvae, Diptera pupae, Trichoptera larvae, Ephemeroptera larvae, and
Odonata larvae.
In our study we tried to address this issue and better represent the entire community of aquatic insects by considering juveniles of Ephemeroptera, Plecoptera, Trichoptera and
Odonata and adults of aquatic and subaquatic Heteroptera (EPTOH).
Among the insects, the order
Odonata, popularly known as dragonflies, is a group with low number of species, compared with other groups of insects (Buzzi, 2013), characterized by present aquatic nymphs and terrestrial flying adults (Corbet, 1980).
It's about an insect family called (http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/arthropoda/uniramia/odonatoida.html)
odonata , which includes dragonflies and damselflies.
Current information of
Odonata fauna of Pakistan is very limited and outdated.
Among the 19 groups are
Odonata, Phasmida, Coleoptera, Diptera, Lepidoptera, and Hymenoptera.
Odonata - dragonflies and damselflies