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Tomato
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Reactivation
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Tidal bore
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Volcanic rock
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Raman spectroscopy
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X9.17
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Cartagena Protocol
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Cell
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FAO
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Common channel signalling
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Main sequence
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Subduction
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Haptic
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Estrogen
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Pyelo-ureteric junction
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Chromatid
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Folliculitis
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Viral culture
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Pneumococcus
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Leukopenia
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Robotics
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Launch centre
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Chondrite
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Hemiptera
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Geotaxis
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Liver function test
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Mammal
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European Hop hornbeam
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Rhombohedral system
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Numbering plan
Damselfly
A damselfly is an insect in the Odonata order (dragonflies, more generally) and the sub-order Zygoptera, which differs from dragonflies proper (Ansioptera suborder) due to their more slender body and the fact that they fold their wings while at rest.
A damselfly of the species Hetaerina occisa with its wings folded. © UCLA
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