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The 11 pages that link to Odonata, each with the reason it gives.

• DragonflyNarrower topic: Anisoptera is one of Odonata's two major living suborders.

• InsectaBroader topic: Its life cycle links aquatic juveniles with highly mobile adult insect predators.

• CorixidaeCompared with: Their predatory aquatic nymphs share habitats with Corixidae but have a different life cycle and role.

• DamselflyNarrower topic: It places damselflies in the larger order they share with dragonflies.

• PlecopteraCompared with: Like stoneflies, odonates have aquatic immature stages, but their nymphs are active predators.

• Emperor dragonflyNarrower topic: Its order places the emperor dragonfly among these ancient aerial predators.

• LibellulidaeNarrower topic: Libellulidae is one of Odonata’s largest dragonfly families.

• MegalopteraCompared with: Odonata share predatory aquatic juveniles but have a different body plan and adult lineage.

• LibellulaNarrower topic: This order provides the broader taxonomic setting for Libellula.

• NepomorphaCompared with: Odonates share aquatic habitats with nepomorphans but belong to a separate insect order.

• Southern hawkerNarrower topic: The southern hawker belongs to this order, whose life cycle links water and air.