Devadatta clavicauda of the Devadattidae family (Dijkstra et al., 2014, ex-Amphipterygidae) is a rarity, yet it is (1) the most common Devadatta within its distribution range. In 2015, the genus included seven species, six of which were described that year, including 4 in Borneo. Only one species was recognized when A. G. Orr published his
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I had no more luck than in mainland Malaysia when it came to photographing the tiny Libellago hyalina; we were able to observe several along a very deep ditch beside a busy road near Kuching, but it was impossible to really get close to them. The slope was too steep, and they proved to be
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Je n'ai pas eu plus de chance qu'en Malaisie continentale pour photographier le tout petit Libellago hyalina ; nous avons pu en observer plusieurs le long d'un très profond fossé, au bord d'une route très fréquentée près de Kuching mais il a été impossible de vraiment les approcher. La pente était trop forte et ils
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Amphicnemis cf. dactylostyla est un Coenagrionidae, non encore décrit, proche bien sûr de son cousin A. dactylostyla décrit par Lieftinck, 1953 (1). Il fait partie d'un genre très difficile qui compte, pour l'instant, 22 espèces en Asie et 12 à Bornéo.Ils sont pour certains très ressemblants et ne peuvent être séparés que par la présence
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Amphicnemis cf. dactylostyla is an as yet undescribed Coenagrionidae, closely related, of course, to its cousin A. dactylostyla described by Lieftinck, 1953 (1). It belongs to a very difficult genus that currently includes 22 species in Asia and 12 in Borneo.Some of them are very similar and can only be distinguished by the presence of
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