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Table of Families — Part 4
Wings alike, held vertically in repose; eyes constricted at base, peduncled. . . . . 1
Front wings dissimilar from hind wings, held horizontally in repose; eyes not peduncled. . . . . 2
1--Wings with at least five cross veins between the first and second longitudinal veins and before the first break in the wing (antecubitals). . . . . Family Calopterygidae
Wings with but two such cross veins. . . . . Family Agrionidae
2--Antecubitals of the first and second rows not meeting except at base of wing. . . . . 3
Antecubitals of first and second rows running into each other. . . . . 4
3--Eyes wide apart. . . . . Family Gomphidae
Eyes touching at a single point. . . . . Family Cordulegasteridae
Eyes touching for some distance. . . . . Family Aeschnidae
4--Eyes with tubercles behind. . . . . Family Cordulidae
Eyes not tubercled behind. . . . . Family Libellulidae