The dragonflies of the Lavours marsh. - Dragonflies are studied in the Lavours marsh since thirty years, leading to 44 species identified now. This high specific richness makes Lavours marsh one of the major odonatological area for Rhône-Alpes region. However, populations are often at low level even if several interesting places are still needing investigations. Some habitats deteriorated with likely loss of two species : Leucorrhinia caudalis and Coenagrion pulchellum. The evolution of other species populations and their heritage value are analyzed.

Cyrille Deliry

Bulletin mensuel de la Société linnéenne de Lyon

自 1922 年以来的里昂林奈学会月报和自 2009 年以来的特别版公报，发表了致力于自然科学所有学科的原创科学研究，尤其是分类学和生物多样性清单。 “自然主义数据收集”部分允许您分享有趣或未发表的观察结果。

The Bulletin Mensuel de la Societe Linneenne de Lyon has been published since 1922, featuring original scientific research across all disciplines of natural sciences, with a particular focus on taxonomy and biodiversity inventories. Since 2009, it has also released special bulletins. The 'Naturalist Data Collection' section allows researchers to share interesting or unpublished observations.

《Bulletin Mensuel de la Societe Linneenne de Lyon》自1922年起出版，涵盖了自然科学各个领域的原创研究，特别关注分类学和生物多样性清单。自2009年以来，期刊还发布了特别版公报。期刊中的“自然主义数据收集”部分为研究者提供了分享有趣或未发表观察结果的机会。

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