Dragonfly Anatomy Diagram - Key Body Parts Explained #1419690 (License: Personal Use)

This scientific illustration depicts the external anatomy of a dragonfly with precise labels including compound eyes, jaws, node, pterostigma, costal vein (costa), thorax, segmented abdomen, terminal abdominal appendages, six jointed legs, and two pairs of transparent wings. The diagram emphasizes structural adaptations for flight and predation, such as wing venation and elongated abdomen. Each part is clearly annotated to support learning in entomology or biology curricula.

Used in educational websites, biology textbooks, museum exhibits, or insect identification guides to teach arthropod morphology; matches user intent for academic study, teaching resources, or nature documentation.