<i>Umma gumma</i>, a New Damselfly From Gabon (IMAGE)

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

<i>Umma gumma</i>, a New Damselfly From Gabon

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This new damselfly is just one of a staggering number of newly discovered dragonflies and damselflies from Africa.

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Jens Kipping

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