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Knobtails
Epigomphus
Epigomphus is a genus of dragonflies in the family Gomphidae. They are commonly known as Knobtails.
33 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 33 known species

Common Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus subobtusus

Armed Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus armatus

Epigomphus paludosus
speciesEpigomphus paludosus

Lowland Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus tumefactus

Fork-tipped Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus quadracies

Limon Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus houghtoni

Epigomphus obtusus
speciesEpigomphus obtusus

Tehuantepec Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus crepidus

Epigomphus llama
speciesEpigomphus llama

Epigomphus pechumani
speciesEpigomphus pechumani

Epigomphus occipitalis
speciesEpigomphus occipitalis

Hook-tipped Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus subsimilis

Epigomphus hylaeus
speciesEpigomphus hylaeus

Westfall's Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus westfalli

Plate-crowned Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus echeverrii

Cloudforest Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus bosquenuboso

Donnelly's Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus donnellyi

Epigomphus rufus
speciesEpigomphus rufus
Paulson's Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus paulsoni
Tuxtla Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus sulcatistyla
Camel Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus camelus
Clavat Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus clavatus
Epigomphus gibberosus
speciesEpigomphus gibberosus
Janny's Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus jannyae
Flint's Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus flinti
Mayan Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus maya
Cerro Campanam Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus subquadrices
Epigomphus brillantina
speciesEpigomphus brillantina
Blune-tipped Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus compactus
Wagner's Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus wagneri
Cartago Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus verticicornis
Morrison's Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus morrisoni
Horned Knobtail
speciesEpigomphus corniculatus
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 88195.