The last collected specimens of this Enallagma #damselfly species from Cuba from 1962, which John Abbott is discussing in the awesome #collections symposium ! #Entsoc25 #SysEB

Super huge phylogeny of the second most species rich family, Gomphidae, by Violet! #Entsoc25 #SysEB

Everything Erythemis by Kate Montana, cool systematics reveals monophyly of the genus! #Entsoc25 #SysEB

Erpetogomphus systematics—-morphology and molecular data agree! Cool talk by Zack Stack! #REU #Entsoc25 #SysEB

Chlorocyphidae are so cool—-great talk by Judicäel! #Entsoc25 #SysEB

Pseudostigmatidae are back! Great talk on #damselflies from Laura Sutherland! #GEODE #SysEB #Entsoc25

Pseudostigmatidae are back! Great talk on #damselflies from Laura Sutherland! #GEODE #SysEB #Entsoc25

Amazing talk by Johanna from the roach brain lab about wings in #roaches! The audience gave an audible gasp when she showed a photo of beetle mimicking roaches! ! #SysEB #Entsoc25

@chrisdbeatty.bsky.social give a great talk on Mnais #damselflies! #Entsoc25 #SysEB

Are you at the @entsocamerica.bsky.social Eastern Branch meeting?
Come to our #SysEB symposium " #Evolution at low taxonomic levels" on Monday at 2PM! 🧬
And then join us right after (~5PM) at the conference center's bar for some drinks and a good chat!🍻🍹

Two people are smiling and wearing green turtleneck sweaters. They are wearing dragonfly broaches.

#Twins! Falon and I wore almost the same shirt and the same dragonfly pin to the #syseb Section meeting! #entsoc24