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Tramea transmarina, described by Friedrich Moritz Brauer in 1867, is an Australasian and Asian dragonfly notable for the dark patch on its hindwings.
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What does the Tramea transmarina dragonfly look like?
Tramea transmarina is easily recognized by the distinct, large dark patch located at the base of its hindwings. This Australasian and Asian species uses these broad wings to glide gracefully over ponds and wetlands.
Where can I find Tramea transmarina in the wild?
You can find this species across various regions of Australasia and Asia, typically near still bodies of water. They prefer habitats like marshes, lakes, and ponds where they can easily hunt and breed.
Who originally classified the Tramea transmarina species?
The species was officially described by the Austrian entomologist Friedrich Moritz Brauer in 1867. Brauer was highly respected for his extensive work classifying various species of dragonflies and other insects.
What is the flight behavior of the Tramea transmarina dragonfly?
Like other members of the Tramea genus, these dragonflies are known for their strong gliding flight patterns over the water. The males are also known to be highly territorial, patrolling their chosen watering holes aggressively.
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