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Two-toothed goldenring

Cordulegaster bidentata

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This species is identifiable by its black body and yellow rings. Adults are approximately 8 centimetres in body length with a 10 centimetres wingspan. C. bidentata breeds in mountain springs, and the larvae are benthic, living in the lowest reaches of the water.
This adult was found dead in a mountain creek in Tsagarada village, Pelion mountain, Greece.

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Cordulegaster bidentata

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PublishedJuly 11, 2016

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