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Libellago
Libellago is a genus of damselflies in the family Chlorocyphidae. It is the only genus in the subfamily Libellagininae. Species of Libellago are found mainly in Southeast Asia.
29 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 29 known species
Golden gem
speciesLibellago lineata
Southern heliodor
speciesLibellago indica
Clearwing Gem
speciesLibellago hyalina
Fiery Gem
speciesLibellago aurantiaca
Libellago rufescens
speciesLibellago rufescens
Libellago semiopaca
speciesLibellago semiopaca
Adam's Gem
speciesLibellago adami
Green's Gem
speciesLibellago greeni
Libellago xanthocyana
speciesLibellago xanthocyana
Libellago stigmatizans
speciesLibellago stigmatizans
Libellago asclepiades
speciesLibellago asclepiades
Libellago phaethon
speciesLibellago phaethon
Libellago celebensis
speciesLibellago celebensis
Ultima Gem
speciesLibellago finalis
Libellago daviesi
speciesLibellago daviesi
Libellago sumatrana
speciesLibellago sumatrana
Libellago stictica
speciesLibellago stictica
Andaman Heliodor
speciesLibellago andamanensis
Libellago manganitu
speciesLibellago manganitu
Ebony Gem
speciesLibellago corbeti
Libellago bisignata
speciesLibellago bisignata
Libellago naias
speciesLibellago naias
Libellago aurea
speciesLibellago aurea
Libellago balus
speciesLibellago balus
Libellago snellemanni
speciesLibellago snellemanni
Libellago dorsocyana
speciesLibellago dorsocyana
Libellago orri
speciesLibellago orri
Libellago blanda
speciesLibellago blanda
Libellago vervoorti
speciesLibellago vervoorti
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 89514.