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De Odonates du Monde
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- Mochon A. & Savard M. 2023 - Premier inventaire de l’odonatofaune du parc national du Bic et liste annotée des espèces de la région administrative du Bas-Saint-Laurent, Québec (Insecta : Odonata). - Le Naturaliste Canadien, 147 (2) : 30-53. - PDF LINK
- Elme-Tumpay A. & al. 2023 - Catalogación de las libélulas (Insecta: Odonata) de un humedal andino en el departamento de Cusco, Perú. - Revista Chilena de Entomologia, 49 (2) : 325-330. - ONLINE
- Glad A. & Mallard F. 2023 - Spatial Distribution Modeling of Odonata in the New Aquitaine Region (France): A Tool to Target Refuge Areas Under Climate Change. - In : Fihlho W.L. & al. (éd.) 2023 - Spatial Distribution Modeling of Odonata in the New Aquitaine Region (France): A Tool to Target Refuge Areas Under Climate Change. - Springer Nature, Switzerland : 545-566.
- Nicolas V. 2023 - Libellules et demoiselles de Mayotte. - éd. Kinkirga : 268 pp.
- Gayathri M., Anand P.P. & Shibu Vardhanan Y. 2023 - Visualisation of early embryos of the wandering glider, Pantala flavescens (Fabricius, 1798) (Odonata: Libellulidae). - Intern. J. of Freshwater Entomology, 18 mai 2023.
- Cranston J., Isaac N.J. & Early R. 2023 - Associations between a range-shifting damselfly (Erythromma viridulum) and the UK’s resident Odonata suggest habitat sharing is more important than antagonism. - Insect Conservation and Diversity, 23 janvier 2023 : 1-11. - BiB
- University of Exeter 2023 - New damselfly sharing habitat with UK natives. - Newswise, online, 10 février 2023. - ONLINE
- La Porta G. & al. 2023 - The new Checklist of the Italian Fauna : Odonata. - Biogeographia, 38 (1). - PDF LINK
- Wahuyni Sumah A.S. & Al Banna M.Z. 2023 - Dragonfly Diversity in A Residential Environment. - Jurnal Biologi Tropis, 23 (1) : 290-295. - PDF LINK
- [Payra A. & al. 2023] - Description of Protosticta armageddonensis sp. nov. (Odonata: Zygoptera: Platystictidae) from the Western Ghats of India. - bioRxiv, 15 janvier 2023, preprint. - ONLINE
- van Strien A.J. & van Grusven R.H. 2023 - In the past 100 years dragonflies declined and recovered by habitat restoration and climate change. - Biological Conservation, 277.
