2023
DOI: 10.1007/s10841-023-00467-x
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DNA barcoding of exuviae for species identification of Central European damselflies and dragonflies (Insecta: Odonata)

Abstract: Monitoring of odonates has become an important instrument for ecological status assessment of (semi-)aquatic habitats. Besides information on presence and abundance, knowledge about a species´ autochthony at the surveyed waterbody is a significant information within the assessment process. Here, the finding of exuviae represents the ultimate proof of successful reproduction. Although feasible for most odonate species, morphological identification of exuviae is often time consuming, as it relies on small, fragi… Show more

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“…Exuviae, as they are called, are the shed exoskeletons of odonata nymphs when they undergo metamorphosis and transform into adult dragonflies or damselflies. Studying exuviae can provide valuable information about the presence, distribution, and abundance of odonate species in aquatic habitats (Sittenthaler et al 2023). Identifying exuviae is challenging because of the striking similarities in morphology across species that demand specialised knowledge and more specific resources (Paul and Kakkassery 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Exuviae, as they are called, are the shed exoskeletons of odonata nymphs when they undergo metamorphosis and transform into adult dragonflies or damselflies. Studying exuviae can provide valuable information about the presence, distribution, and abundance of odonate species in aquatic habitats (Sittenthaler et al 2023). Identifying exuviae is challenging because of the striking similarities in morphology across species that demand specialised knowledge and more specific resources (Paul and Kakkassery 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%