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168:43-55
Boudot (2022) criticised in unusually harsh language with reference to 'Resolution 74 (26) on the Right of Reply of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe (https://rm.coe.int/CoERMPublicCommonSearchServices/DisplayDCTMContent?documentId=09000016805048e1)' in an e-mail with attached word document dated 31st January 2022, local time Zerf: 15.45h a small and rather insignificant publication written by Nataly Snegovaya and myself, and demanded that his counter statement be published. In my function as the responsible editor of IDF Report I granted this wish. I t has to be noted that all we had done was insisting on retaining the record of Bartenef (1912a) which we are considering a proven record of Gomphus vulgatissimus....
168:1-23
This paper presents the results of a study on the odonate fauna in Azerbaijan The survey was conducted in the summer of 2021 and covered 24 localities in twelve districts. A total of 34 species from 9 families was recorded. New localities for Gomphus schneiderii Selys, 1850 and Libellula pontica Selys, 1887 are reported. A formerly published record of Gomphus vulgatissimus from Khachmaz, Nabran village, has to be corrected into G. schneiderii.
168:25-32
Boudot et al. (2021) extirpated, without any discussion, G. vulgatissimus from the list of Azerbaijan Odonata, subsuming all records of this taxon under G. schneiderii. This is contradictory to the fact that G. vulgatissimus was documented for Azerbaijan by Bartenef (1912). We discuss the current knowledge of the two taxa G. vulgatissimus and G. schneiderii, document a new record of G. vulgatissimus for Azerbaijan, and map all known findings of the two taxa that have been reported to date as well as the potential distribution (search area) of G. vulgatissimus in northern Azerbaijan.
166:1-7
Preparation of preserved field collected dried damselfly specimens for character illustrations
(2021)
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154:99-184
Phnom Kulen is a small and low plateau in the northern Cambodia still partly covered with evergreen forests and isolated from similar habitats by the Cambodian Lowland at least for 60 km. A preliminary checklist of its Odonata is provided, including 97 species. Burmagomphus sp. cf. willamsoni and Macromia callisto are for the first time reported for Cambodia.