Resumen (es):
Esta investigación documenta 27 nuevos registros de libélulas para el departamento de Córdoba, Colombia. Entre las especies identificadas se encuentran algunas raras y en peligro de extinción, tales como Drepanoneura letitia, Agriogomphus jessei, Oligoclada heliophila y Perigomphus pallydistilus. En total, se recolectaron 151 libélulas en cuatro localidades al sur del departamento. Para ello, se usaron redes bentónicas y aéreas, y se combinaron métodos para la búsqueda de larvas acuáticas y adultos terrestres. Las áreas muestreadas, ricas en biodiversidad, están amenazadas por actividades humanas como la agricultura y la minería, lo que subraya la necesidad de conservación de los ecosistemas.
Resumen (en):
This research documents 27 new dragonfly records for the department of Córdoba, Colombia. Identified specimens include rare and endangered species, such as Drepanoneura letitia, Agriogomphus jessei, Oligoclada heliophila and Perigomphus pallydistilus. In total, 151 dragonflies were collected in four localities in the department’s southern region. Benthic and aerial nets were used, in addition to a combination of methods to search for aquatic larvae and terrestrial adults. The sampled areas, rich in biodiversity, are threatened by human activities such as agriculture and mining, which underline the need for ecosystem conservation.
Palabras clave:
libélulas, caballitos del diablo, Caribe, registros biológicos, especies amenazadas (es)
dragonflies, damselflies, Caribbean, biological records, threatened species (en)
dragonflies, damselflies, Caribbean, biological records, threatened species (en)
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Bota-Sierra, C., Bedoya Arteaga, L. P., Atehortua Mejía, M. A., Cuello-Montes, L. M., Cuevas-Flórez , O., Duque-Bedoya, L. F., … Zúñiga-Ortega, J. (2025). Lista actualizada de odonatos (Insecta) en el departamento de Córdoba, Colombia. Biota Colombiana, 26. https://doi.org/10.21068/2539200X.1262
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