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In 2009 Warwick Tarboton recorded 47 species of Odonata at the Serra da Chela of which five were recorded in Angola for the first time and one was new to science (Tarboton 2009, Dijkstra et al. 2015). The first SAREP Expedition in 2012 yielded 87 species, 17 of them new to the country list and two new to science (Kipping 2012, Dijkstra et al. 2015). One additional species new for the country came from a second SAREP Expedition in April 2013 of which all collected specimens were examined. The first expedition to Uíge, Negage and Ndalatando resulted in 138 species, of which 43 were recorded for the first time in Angola and five were new to science. The second visit produced 86 species, adding another 15 to the national list. With the surveys from 2009 to 2013 and a careful review of the historic data, the known odonate fauna of Angola had increased from 152 species in the year 2009 to 234 species in 2013: an increase of about one-third with only 54 days in the field. Two species were added in 2016 by photographs made by Chris Hines and specimens from the collection of the Instituto de Investigação Agronómica in Huambo provided by Sara F Elizalde. The state of knowledge at the end of 2016 was published as the checklist of the dragonflies and damselflies of Angola by Kipping et al. in early 2017 (free download: ).
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Their main citizen science tool is Nature's Notebook, a free online platform for recording and organizing your phenological observations in a way that makes them usable for scientists and other researchers. 2ff7e9595c
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