Summer dormancy.

Eggs released freely into water or onto its surface. See also:

The shed larval exoskeleton after emergence.

The thick, muscular leg segment used in prey capture. See also: Tibia, Tarsus, Coxa.

A distinct morphological or colour variant.

The upper facial sclerite between the eyes. See also: Clypeus, Occiput, Vertex.

The ‘cheek’ region of the head capsule. See also: Frons, Occiput.

Aerial foraging behaviour involving interception of flying prey.

Having incomplete metamorphosis; lacking a pupal stage.

The typical female colour form. Opposite: Andromorph.