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4.1.5.4. ‘
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The fourth group contained within the ‘Calopterygoidea’ consists of three pairs of families.
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which resemble each other strongly in adult morphology and have a clear apomorphy in the nymphal stage in the tube-shaped caudal gills, i.e. the outer gills are folded around the median gill (
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). The
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resembles
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in general appearance, being relatively large and robust, and resting with wings outstretched. The main difference is in the denser venation, with two antenodal crossveins in
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For about a century,
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served as a ‘dustbin’ family for damselfly genera with unclear relationships. Based on present and recent work (
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;
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), these are now divided across no less than fifteen families. The true
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are limited to the genera
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,
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and
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with a total of only 29 species limited to tropical America. The only genus included in our study (
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<emphasis bold="true" box="[1341,1479,454,473]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">Teinopodagrion</emphasis>
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) was found to be sister to
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(BS = 100, PP = 1, QS = 0.86/0/ 0.99), a group restricted to the Afrotropics and Australasia.
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was until recently considered as a subfamily of
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, but raised to family level based on the morphology of caudal gills of the nymphs that are distinctively flat and fan-shaped and held in a horizontal plane (
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). True megapodagrionid caudal gills lie in a vertical plane with the lateral pair triquetral and the median foliaceous (
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).
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Finally, the well supported monophyletic families
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(BS = 100, PP = 1, QS = 1/NA/1) and
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(BS = 100, PP = 1, QS = 1/NA/1) form the core of a group which is colloquially often addressed as Caloptera. However, Caloptera has poor QS values (BS = 100, PP = 1, QS = -0.25/0.23/1). Nonetheless, all species are restricted to running waters and the majority of males have brightly colored (both metallic and pigmented) bodies and often wings used in wonderfully elaborate courtship displays.
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