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1 ODONATA Ordinal Characteristics: (1) chewing mouthparts
Dragonflies, damselflies Ordinal Characteristics: (1) chewing mouthparts (2) incomplete metamorphosis (3) two pairs of similar wings

2 ODONATA .. Dragonfly Insects Dragonflies, damselflies
Species common name .. Family/Group common name Dragonfly Scientific family name Food Insects Dragonflies, damselflies

3 ODONATA .. Damselfly Insects Dragonflies, damselflies
Species common name .. Family/Group common name Damselfly Scientific family name Food Insects Dragonflies, damselflies

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