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040			_aDLC _ben _cDCL
050			_aDUCE QL520.2.U6.B43
100			_aBeaton, G. _qGiff Beaton
245			_aDragonflies & damselflies of Georgia and the Southeast/ _cGiff Beaton
260			_aLondon: _bThe University of Georgia, _c2007.
300			_aix, 355 _bill.; _c24 cm.
500			_aincludes appendixes, bibliographical references, glossary and index
520			_aThe guide first explains dragonfly and damselfly body parts, taxonomy, life cycles, and habitats; discusses conservation issues; and offers tips on observing and photographing odonates. Later chapters, organized according to the ten odonate families, such as spreadwings, darners, spiketails, and emeralds, provide general family information followed by accounts of individual species. The beautifully illustrated species accounts describe general appearance and key identification features, distribution, habitats, life history and behavior, and conservation. Supplementary materials include suggestions for the best places to watch odonates in Georgia, a comparative listing of species' level of endangerment, and the date range during which each species can be seen.
650			_2Science _aDragnflies-Georgia-classification
650			_2Science _aDragonflies-Southern states-classification
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