- The
pterostigma (plural:
pterostigmata) is a
group of
specialized cells in the
outer wings of insects,
which are
often thickened or coloured, and thus...
- the hindwing.
Unlike the true dragonflies, the Odonata, they had no
pterostigmata, and had a
somewhat simpler pattern of
veins in the wings. Most specimens...
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lateral carinae of S3 to S7 are
usually marked with
black dashes, and the
pterostigmata are
short and
usually the same
colour as the
abdomen (red in mature...
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stripe down the back. The
wings are
normally clear except for
brown pterostigmata at the
leading edges. It is 46–55
millimetres (1.8–2.2 in) in length...
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wings of
dragonflies are
generally clear,
apart from the dark
veins and
pterostigmata. In the
chasers (Libellulidae), however, many
genera have
areas of colour...
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pterostigmata - Education: BSc in
biochemistry from
Dundee University. -
Where is...
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segment on the
thorax anterior to the mesothorax.
pterostigma (plural
pterostigmata) The
prominent cell,
usually opaque and coloured, near the tip of each...
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broad pterostigmata which are dark with pale edges. Male Male Male head and
thorax Male
abdomen Male
abdomen Male wing
detail showing pterostigmata Female...
- hair. The
clear wings have
black veins and are
smoky at the base. The
pterostigmata are long and black. The
stout abdomen is dark
glossy ****gany with diagnostic...
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Wings of
Raphidia ophiopsis showing coloured pterostigmata...
