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A study on the patterns of richness, diversity and abundance of the   Odonata   from Santiago Dominguillo, Oaxaca is presented here. A total of 1601 specimens from six families, 26 genera and 50 species were obtained through monthly samplings of five days each.   Libellulidae   was the most diverse family (21 species), followed by   Coenagrionidae   (19),   Gomphidae   (4) and   Calopterygidae   (3). The   Lestidae  ,   Platystictidae   and   Aeshnidae   families were the less diverse, with only one species each.    Argia    was the most speciose genus with 11 species, followed by    Enallagma   ,    Hetaerina   ,    Erythrodiplax    and    Macrothemis    with three species each and    Phyllogomphoides   ,    Brechmorhoga   ,    Dythemis   ,    Erythemis    and    Orthemis    with two species each. The remaining 17 genera had one species each.    Argia   pipila    Calvert, 1907 and    Leptobasis   vacillans    Hagen in Selys, 1877 were recorded for the first time for the state of Oaxaca. We also analysed the temporal patterns of taxonomic and phylogenetic divergence for the Santiago Dominguillo   Odonata   assemblage: the Shannon diversity value throughout the year was 21.07 effective species, while the Simpson diversity was 13.17. In general, the monthly phylogenetic divergence was higher than expected for taxonomic distinctness, and lesser for average taxonomic distinctness. Monthly diversity, evenness and taxonomic divergence showed significant positive correlations (from moderate to strong) with monthly precipitation values. The analysis of our results, however, indicates that an increase in rainfall not only influences the temporal diversity of species, but also the identity of supraspecific taxa that constitute those temporal assemblages, i.e. there is an increase in temporal phylogenetic divergence.

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Patterns of richness, diversity and abundance of an odonate assemblage from a tropical dry forest in the Santiago Dominguillo Region, Oaxaca, México (  Insecta  :   Odonata  )