Cordulagomphus
Sign in to saveCordulagomphus is an extinct genus of dragonflies from the Early Cretaceous. It contains nine species; most are from the Crato Formation of Brazil, though C. europaeus is from the Weald Clay of England. C. xavieri, C. senckenbergi, C. primaerensis, and C. michaeli are classified in subgenus Procordulagomphus. Caririlabia santanensis was originally described as a species of Cordulagomphus.
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It is catalogued under topics including Barremian first appearances, Dragonfly genera and Early Cretaceous insects.
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Cordulagomphus is an extinct genus of dragonflies from the Early Cretaceous. It contains nine species; most are from the Crato Formation of Brazil, though C. europaeus is from the Weald Clay of England. C. xavieri, C. senckenbergi, C. primaerensis, and C. michaeli are classified in subgenus Procordulagomphus. Caririlabia santanensis was originally described as a species of Cordulagomphus.
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