Paragomphus lineatus (Selys, 1850) — Lined Hooktail
- Suborder:
- Anisoptera
- Family:
- Gomphidae
- Genus:
- Paragomphus
- Species:
- Paragomphus lineatus (Selys, 1850)
- Common name:
- Lined Hooktail
- Global IUCN status:
- Least Concern
- Eco-system:
- Terrestrial, Freshwater
- Abundance:
- Uncommon
- Flight Seasons:
- January, March - November
- Local Distribution:
- Dhaka, Sylhet, Chittagong
- Global Distribution:
- Afghanistan, India, Iran, Nepal, Pakistan, Syrian Arab Republic, Turkey
- Abdomen Size:
- Male: 34.5 mm
Female: 33.5 mm
- Wing Size:
- Male: 25.5 mm
Female: 25.5 mm
- Wing Spot:
- Male: Pale reddish brown
Female: Similar but paler
- Eye Color:
- Male: Bluish grey
Female: Pale bluish
- Male Description:
- The male specimen can be identified by its yellow hook shaped anal appendages.
- Female Description:
- The female thorax is yellow with black antehumeral stripe, wings are transparent, abdomen yellow with black dorsal stripe in the abdominal segments 3-8.
COI Gene Sequence: Not available
CO1 Protein sequence: Not available